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  • Removal of State Election Commissioner: Judicial Authority

    In this blog, I will try to explore the process and considerations involved in removing a State Election Commissioner, a vital role responsible for overseeing elections at the state level. Valid grounds for removal include misconduct, bias, or incapacity that affects their ability to perform duties impartially. The removal process begins with a complaint, followed…

  • Challenging the Draconian Notice Period Requirement for Pilots: An Unjust Government Notification

    The recent Government Notification F. No. 23-5/2016-AED dated 16.08.2017 by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has raised serious concerns and sparked widespread controversy within the aviation industry. This notification imposes an excessively long notice period for pilots, demanding one year for commanders and six months for co-pilots, when resigning from their positions. While…

  • Balancing Interests: The Role of Public Prosecutors in Safeguarding the Rights of the Accused

    The role of a public prosecutor is vital in the criminal justice system as they play a crucial role in upholding the principles of fairness and justice. While their primary responsibility is to represent the State and present the case against the accused, it is equally important for public prosecutors to safeguard the rights and…

  • The Role of Public Prosecutor in Bail Proceedings: A Neutral Stand

    While it is true that routine objection by the Public Prosecutor against bail is not a mandatory duty, it is important to note that the Public Prosecutor plays a crucial role in the bail proceedings. The Public Prosecutor has the responsibility to assist the court in arriving at a just and informed decision regarding bail.…

  • Public Prosecutor: The Neutral Advocate of Justice

    In the criminal justice system, the role of a Public Prosecutor is often misunderstood. Contrary to popular belief, the Public Prosecutor is not merely a mouthpiece of the police or a tool to secure convictions at any cost. Instead, their role is to act as a neutral advocate, upholding the principles of justice and ensuring…

  • Understanding the Distinction: Relevant Facts and Facts in Issue in the Indian Evidence Act

    Under the Indian Evidence Act, there is a distinction between relevant facts and facts in issue. Understanding this distinction is crucial for determining the admissibility and relevance of evidence in legal proceedings. Relevant Facts: Relevant facts, as defined in Section 5 of the Indian Evidence Act, are those facts that are connected with or are…

  • The Significance of Dying Declarations in Criminal Cases: Admissibility, Reliability, and Legal Precedents

    Dying declaration is a significant form of evidence in criminal cases, particularly those involving homicides or suspicious deaths. It refers to the statement made by a person who is on the verge of death, regarding the cause and circumstances leading to their impending death. The admissibility and evidentiary value of dying declarations are recognized under…

  • Rejecting Rejection: Embracing Resilience and Perseverance

    In the face of rejection, many find themselves disheartened, discouraged, and ready to give up. However, there is immense power in rejecting rejection itself. This essay explores the concept of rejecting rejection, highlighting the importance of resilience, determination, and self-belief in overcoming setbacks. Through inspiring quotations and real-life examples, we delve into the mindset required…

  • Empowering Education: The Impact of a Supportive Professor-Student Relationship

    A true teacher is not the one with the most knowledge but the one who ignites the thirst for knowledge in their students. The importance of a friendly relationship between professors and students cannot be overstated. Such a relationship plays a significant role in facilitating the growth, development, and overall success of students. Here are…

  • Different types of Possession

    Under the Transfer of Property Act, possession is defined as the physical control and occupation of a property by a person. It signifies the actual or constructive control exercised by a person over a property, indicating their exclusive use and enjoyment of it. According to Section 9 of the Transfer of Property Act, possession is…