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Fundamental Right to Freedom of Religion: A Socio-Legal Study

Religion is a set of beliefs, moral values, and faith. It has the oldest basic socio-cultural characteristics associated with mankind and the civilizations that they have created over thousands of years of recorded history. Religion is viewed differently by different communities and individuals. For some, religion has evolved into a set of established beliefs, rituals,

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Invasion of Media in The Right to Privacy 

Media is a channel of communication that directly and indirectly connects people, including publications, broadcasting, and the internet. Media has developed with time and has made the dissemination of information easier in this contemporary world. It plays a very imperial role in Indian society, whether it is a democracy or other myriad affairs of the

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Theft of Intellectual Property in India

Trademark is a form of an intellectual property consisting of an identifiable symbol, pattern and different expression, etc., which recognizes the specific sources of product and services of others. The owner of the Trademark can be an individual, business firms, or any legal organization. A trademark is easily found on a package of the product,

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Cyber Insurance as an Inducement for Internet Protection

Cyber insurance is a coverage strategy that guards people and companies against the risk of deceitful cyber actions and data infringements. The pervasiveness of the internet has made the menace of cybercrime threatening. Whenever the person operates his social media account or when it comes to ordering some online food with the convenience of virtual

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DNA Profiling and Right to Privacy

In 2017, the democratically- elected Modi government stood before the Apex Court and claimed full and complete right over the lives of its citizens. It argued that privacy was an “elitist” concern, that its surveillance powers had no constitutional limits and that Right to Privacy was not a fundamental right guaranteed by the Constitution of

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Analysis of Mental Healthcare Act

“The strongest people are those who win battles we know nothing about.” ~Anonymous. The Constitution of the World Health Organization (WHO) defines ‘Health’ as ‘a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.’[1] Adding to this, WHO recognizes that mental health and well-being are essential for

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