An Interfaith marriage is a marriage where the partners choose each other based on mutual affection, love, and emotional connection, irrespective of their religious faiths . In interfaith marriages, individuals often get to know each other personally and develop a romantic relationship before deciding to marry.Read More

In India the concept of marriage is divine. It is believed that marriages are made in heaven that reflects the belief that marriages are divinely ordained, suggesting that the union of two individuals is pre-destined and guided by a higher power, this saying often evokes a sense of trust and love.Read More

Divorce is the legal process through which a marriage is formally and officially dissolved. It ends the legal responsibilities and duties between the married couple, allowing them to go their separate ways . The thoughts and beliefs toward the marriage system keep changing with time. Now, the partners do not hesitate to move toward divorce...Read More

Explore the legal status of extra-marital affairs in India, their implications, and the societal perceptions surrounding them.Read More

It takes a very peculiar blend of arrogance, passion, and madness to start a company where there are push and pull drivers. For some, it starts with ‘the push., for some it start with pull , Starting a new company can be exciting, but it also requires careful planning and execution While starting a new...Read More

Court marriages are gaining more and more acceptability in society as court marriages are less expensive , expedient and recognised by the state and have validity all over the worldRead More

Cornelia Sorabji was the first woman lawyer of India. She was born on 15 November 1866 in Nashik, Maharashtra Cornelia Sorabji emerged as a trailblazer in the spheres of women’s empowerment, legal advocacy and social reform in India. Defying the strict gender norms of the late 19th and 20th centuries, she achieved the notable feat of becoming first female...Read More

The grounds for filing Divorce are the same for man as that for a woman. And men has mostly all the rights a lady has as per Indian lawRead More

Anticipatory bail in India is defined in section 438 of CrPC and in section 482 of BNSS ( BHARATIYA NAGARIK SURAKSHA SANHITA ) Regular bail  is defined in Section 437 and 439 of CrPC and in section 480 and 483 of BNSS ( BHARATIYA NAGARIK SURAKSHA SANHITA )Read More

The constitution of India under Article 21 guarantees right to life and liberty as a fundamental Right , Article 21 states ,  No person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except according to procedure established by law.” In landmark judgments, the Indian Supreme Court has consistently held that the right to bail...Read More