By the year 2050, the global urban population is projected to grow by at least 2.5 billion people, Informal practices play a significant role in the functioning of cities, with informal street ...

In Administrative law, the term 'tribunal' is used in a significant sense and refers to only the adjudicatory bodies which lie outside the sphere of the ordinary judicial system. Technically in...

Section 8 (1) (h) of the Right to Information Act - 2005 prohibits revelation of such kind of data, which would impede the process of investigation or hinder the police from apprehending or pro...

The renowned four pillars of Indian democracy are the legislative, the judicial, the executive, and the press. Because of its wide-ranging ramifications, delegated legislation is one of the mos...

A contract is an agreement between two or more parties that is enforceable by law. Section 2(h) of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 defines a contract as an agreement enforceable by law. The term ...

Poverty and High Unemployment Poor children and their families may rely upon child labor in order to improve their chances of attaining basic necessities. About one-fifth of the world's 6 billi...

The landscape of governance is undergoing a drastic change in the digital age. E-governance has become a well-known trend that is shifting how the government communicates with its citizens. Gov...

The biggest democracy in the world, India, was founded on the values of openness, responsibility, and the rule of law. When knowledge is freely exchanged, individuals are informed, and governme...

This article examines the principle of delegation. legislation and its control. Delegation is the process by which legislative authority is transferred from the legislature to the executive bra...

The Doctrine of Legitimate Expectation is a legal principle that protects individuals' expectations arising from the promises, representations, or established practices of public authorities. I...