This article that’s written by Anubhav Pandey talks – How Muslim Women can Divorce Her Husband as per the Muslim Law/Shariya law.
How to Get Divorce Without Mutual Consent- Complete Guideline
This article on “How to Get Divorce Without Mutual Consent-Complete Guideline” is written by Anubhav Pandey.
In India divorce for Hindus under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 can be enforced in two ways-
- One is through mutual consent (Section 13B of the Act).
- The other is by the wish of any one party.
Suggested Read: Grounds for Dissolution of a Marriage
When one of the party in a marriage is not willing to give divorce then the option left is to fight for divorce in a court of law and such divorce are called contested divorce.
Under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, any marriage solemnized, on a petition presented by either the husband or the wife will be dissolved by a decree of divorce on any of the following ground mentioned below.
How to Prove Medical Negligence?
The article “How to prove Medical Negligence” is written by Ishita Mehta. It describes what all steps he should take in order to prove Medical Negligence case.
This article seeks to outline what are the steps that are required to be taken if any person in India faces medical negligence towards him or her. This includes – various problems individuals face if they are pursuing a medical negligence case, how do people gather up and collect the evidence against medical negligence and where can the victims complain about their grievances regarding the medical negligence.
Why is India Apprehensive to Adopt HIV Self -Test Option?
This article written by Ishita Mehta highlights the argument as to why India is against the regulation of HIV Self-test option.
India currently does not permit the HIV self-test option. HIV self-test option helps a person in determining the HIV status at a particular time and place. It just requires a tiny drop of the person’s blood and the result is given within 15 minutes.
The World Health organization has recommended HIV self-test option and it wants to take it for further use so that, there is more knowledge about the HIV treatment and improvement access.
India is a progressive country and though there have been many steps taken by India to make HIV testing accessible and free of cost still, many people are unaware of their status of infection. If they are unaware of the infection, they also have the risk of unknowingly transmitting the disease. Now, the main question is, why do we need HIV self- test option?
Is Indian Infrastructure Disabled Friendly?
This article on “”Indian Infrastructure is Disabled Friendly” – Is It Really?” is written by Ishita Mehta.
Is Indian Infrastructure disabled friendly?
One of the most important thing which everyone is concerned about is the development of India and disabled friendly atmosphere is the most important thing which should be brought into force for the development.
Universal applicability for growth of the country as a whole is very necessary. Disability is an umbrella term. A disabled person has a problem in the structure of his body which makes it difficult for the execution of any task or action.
Should National Anthem Be Made Compulsory in Movie Halls?
This article on “Should National Anthem Be Made Necessary in Movie Halls?” is written by Ishita Mehta.
With an aim to create and instill patriotism and nationalism in citizens, the Supreme Court has come out with a ruling that the National Anthem should be played in all cinema halls across India before screening of a film, accompanied by national flag on screen. This step has been taken because of the belief by the Honorable judges that the citizens of India don’t really know how to sing the national anthem and people must be taught.
- There have been different reactions by Indians with respect to mandatory singing of National Anthem. “It can rile, it can rally, it can inspire or enrage”.
- Many have taken stand in favor of this Law being enforced. Many have argued for standing up during the National Anthem. “What’s the harm in standing?”
There are a lot of people who actually believe that there is nothing wrong in standing and it is a matter of just a minute which leads to nothing bad. They believe that this will again awaken the feeling of nationalism in Indian Citizens and everyone should stand up for the pride of India.
Should Marijuana Be Legalized In India?
This article on “Marijuana Legalization” is written by Ishita Mehta.
Marijuana is not affirmed by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), so, its utilization is not regulated. The FDA, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and National Institute on Drug Abuse(NDA) have found no solid reviews that support the medicinal utilization of unrefined marijuana. Smoking any substance will have a negative and conceivably life-debilitating impact on your respiratory system.
Here’s All You Need To Know About Mental Health Care Bill 2013
This Article “Here’s All You Need To Know About Mental Health Care Bill 2013” is written by Ishita Mehta.
Through the recent studies it has been understood that there will be a constant increase with respect to mental illness in India. Down-the-line, Mental Health Care Bill 2013 focuses on curbing the Mental illness.
Mental illness is a form of disability which distinguish from a normal behavior pattern. Mental issue or emotional instability is an automatic mental or behavioral example that happens in an individual and is thought to bring about misery or handicap that is not expected as a feature of ordinary advancement or well being.
The Mental Health Care bill was passed in 2013 by the Rajya Sabha. The bill focuses on everyone’s right to access mental health care and facilities related to it. The bill replaces the Mental Health Act 1987. This was done in favor of the people who are mentally ill so that there can be better health services provided to these people. This bill was introduced because the existing bill was not able to fulfill the right to person with mental illness.
Why Amendment of Section 377 IPC is Necessary
This Article “why amendment of section 377 IPC is must” is written by Ishita Mehta.
How it all started? The Delhi high court in the year 2013 had decriminalized non natural sexual activity between two consenting adults. Section 377 IPC criminalizes all the sexual activities which are against the order of the nature including the homosexual activities.
The petition was filed by Naz foundation to include the homosexuals in the society and to remove the brutal law that was still going on. A Lot of social activists have stated that this law is cruel and should be struck down.
The main idea behind the starting of this petition was to enhance every gender of the society and make them inclusive in nature.
India has a commitment to provide democratic right to each and every citizen and the decriminalization to the section 377 IPC leads to the breach of enhancement of the rights of the citizen. There have been constant news in the past years where the police has arrested LGBT people- leading to more harassment, threatening and extortion.
Though the high court struck down the plea of making section 377 IPC illegal in nature, it had also open public stage .
The main question which has come up is- how can we separate the issue of sexuality from other democratic struggles in India?
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