Research Zone
Analysis of sec 24 of Maharashtra Cooperative Society Act, 1960
Introduction: Maharashtra Cooperative Society Act, 1960 was enacted on 26th January 1962 by Maharashtra Legislative. It is also known as the MCS Act, 1960. It was established in compliance with Article 43B of the Directive Principles of State Policy in the Constitution of India. This legislation is specific to the state of Maharashtra and aims
Feeding of Stray Dogs and Position of Pet Parents in Cooperative Housing Society
Abstract This research paper focuses on the current ways and techniques for stray dogs and pet parents to exist peacefully with Cooperative Housing Societies. The Animal Birth Control rules were released in March 2023. With regards to that this paper tries to highlight the important measures, precautions and guidelines to be followed in order to
Hate Crime in India and the Battle for Equality
Abstract India, a land that prides itself on its diverse cultural fabric, is unfortunately no stranger to hate crimes. In recent years, incidents of violence against minority communities and shocking acts of lynching have sent shockwaves across the nation. These despicable acts not only tarnish our image as a tolerant society but also pose a
Online Gambling – The Legal Framework
ABSTRACT Online gambling represents a rapidly expanding sector of service in India and around the world. Its commercial and economic significance is seen in the high standard of technological advancement displayed by gambling operators around the globe as well as the rising tax revenues produced in jurisdictions that permit this activity. Considering the unique characteristics of the Internet
Electoral Offences Under Indian Law – Research Revised
ABSTRACT One of the crucial components of a democratic election is the right to vote freely. In every democratic nation on earth, electoral systems are based on the inherent right of the individual. This followed candidate freedom and universal suffrage. Since the 19th century, states have relied on political parties to select candidates in accordance with the principles and procedures of the party administration in order to enforce the system. Once candidates enter the campaign, their primary objective is to win the election and their desire to
Legal Education In India
ABSTRACT: As the title suggests, the main aim of this article is to through light and knowledge on what works to prevent crime by bringing together leading evidence-based research and the various interventions being organized to prevent crime. This article talks about legal education – its historical context and its importance. It focuses on the evidence-based approach, juvenile delinquency,