Hindu law is derived from various sources. It can be divided into two heads; a) Ancient sources (i.e Shruti, smriti, commentaries and digests), b) Modern
Author: Fenn
Right to Food as found under International and Indian Law
The right to food is an important and hotly debated topic since time immemorial. Food is required for survival of human life, sufficient food of
Critical Examination of the features of Minto-Morley reforms (Indian Councils Act of 1909)
The Indian Councils Act, 1909 was named after the renowned viceroy Lord Minto as well as the secretary of state Lord Morely. This act was
