Parenting and Law
METHODS Despite the large body of research documenting the role of peer influence in adolescent delinquency, research on the role of delinquent peers has been limited in three important ways. First, past research has used a less than precise definition of the friendship group in which normative influence is believed to occur. Most studies in... Continue Reading →
Theories The two dominant perspectives on the causes of delinquent behaviour are Hirschi’s (1969) social control theory and Sutherland’s (1947) differential association theory. Other theories that speak to the issue of peer delinquency include Gottfredson and Hirschi’s (1990) the general theory of crime and Osgood and colleagues’ opportunity theory (Osgood, Wilson, O’Malley, Bachman, & Johnston,... Continue Reading →
How Peer Pressure Operates Peer pressure is the power or influence a social group exerts on an individual or individuals. It may be found in children that are toddlers (that is age 2-3). Children of this age can mimic adults or if asked to do so take part in their actions. This type of influence... Continue Reading →
There are many small groups or communities exist in larger society and the members of these groups violate the norms, rules and regulations of the society. Hence, Criminal behaviour often times represents a collective response that is directed by sub cultural values and norms of distinct collectivises such as peer groups within the larger group.... Continue Reading →
The Mansabdari framework was an improvement over the frameworks of inborn chieftainship what's more, feudalism; was a dynamic and deliberate technique embraced by Akbar to revamp his military inside the overlap of authoritarian government. Albeit numerous Mansabdari were permitted to select fighters on innate or religious contemplations, they were too made to realize that they... Continue Reading →
Shahjahan, aiming for a stricter administration and a more competent army, could not now hope to restore Akbar's system, but was forced to move further along the path of compromise. There were many innovations which was done by him in Mansab system and many institutions were found under his reign which was not existed earlier.... Continue Reading →
In the early long periods of Akbar's rule the mansabs (positions) extended from order of 10 to 5,000 soldiers. In this manner the most noteworthy mansabs were raised from 10,000 to 12,000; however, there was no fixed number of Mansabdars. From the rule of Akbar to Aurangzeb their number continued increasing. In or around 1595,the... Continue Reading →
Mansabdari system is a modified version of Iqta system under Mughal empire. The Mansabdari System was presented by Mughal sovereign Akbar as new regulatory hardware and income framework. The term Mansab truly means position, status or rank, yet in setting of the structure of the Mughal organization it showed the position of Mansabdar that is... Continue Reading →
Powers provided by the act The Government of India Act, 1935, gave India a larger measure of autonomy and increased the proportion of Indians in higher Civil Services. As a result of this, the Public Service Commission also advanced in status and prestige. Its constitution and functions were laid down in the Act itself. This... Continue Reading →
INDEPENDENCE OF COMMISSION "This was the legacy which Public Service Commission's of independent India inherited. But has independence brought about any. change in their role? Now, so far as their organisation is concerned, the Constitution has removed all those limitations from which they suffered formerly. They are now organised according to three main principles, viz.,... Continue Reading →
This paper will explains the history of public service commission and its role in the society and the importance of the commission. HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE Civil Servants for the East India Company used to be nominated by the Directors of the Company and thereafter trained at Hailey bury College in London and then sent to India.... Continue Reading →
This article will provide the provisions and case laws for the Divorce under Hindu Law. Marriage is one of the oldest institutions of Hindus. It is considered one of the ten Sanskaras for them. It is the only Sanskara which has not been prohibited for any irrespective of caste and sex and has been provided... Continue Reading →
ISSUES OF POVERTY AND UNEMPLOYMENT India is a big nation in the region. It's around 2.4% of the world's total surface. Nor do you know how much of the world's population it has? Well, that's around 16.7%. According to the 2011 Census, the population of India is 1210 million. Any economic challenges have emerged for... Continue Reading →
Marriage is defined as "the civil status of one man and one woman united in law for life, for the discharge to each other and the community of the duties legally incumbent on those whose association is founded on the distinction of sex”. That's why monogamy is legalised all over the country. But some people... Continue Reading →
LIVE-IN RELATIONSHIPS LAW IN INDIA Marriage is a civil and social institution, the importance of which is becoming highly uncertain in many young and urban minds. Couples now tend to test their partnership and intimacy before knotting. While in some cases the financial pressure of marriage is too hard to bear; in others, partners are... Continue Reading →
INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY: COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS (Part-1) JUDICIAL REVIEW In many countries with written constitution, there prevails the doctrine of Judicial Review. It means that constitution is the Supreme law of the land and any law in consistent with it is void the courts perform the side of expounding the provisions of the constitution and exercise... Continue Reading →
This article will define the provisions and differences between kidnapping and abduction. KIDNAPPING:- There are two kinds of kidnapping :- Kidnapping from India and Kidnapping from lawful guardianship. Kidnapping from India: Section 360 of the IPC states that whoever conveys any person beyond the limits of India without the consent of that person, or of... Continue Reading →
This article will provide the provisions and case laws for the Divorce under Hindu Law. Marriage is one of the oldest institutions of Hindus. It is considered one of the ten Sanskaras for them. It is the only Sanskara which has not been prohibited for any irrespective of caste and sex and has been provided... Continue Reading →
This article will define Force, Criminal Force and Assault. Sec 349 of IPC defines force. It does not constitute an offence but it merely explains the word force. It states that a person is said to use force to another if he causes motion, change of motion, or cessation of motion to that other. Also... Continue Reading →
INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY: COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS (Part-1) Our country India is a democratic country, means that the government has to be` by the people, for the people and of the people`. It guarantees to its citizens various rights through its Constitution and the supremacy of the constitution can be maintained only through an impartial and independent... Continue Reading →
Aishwarya Sandeep 