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L2 Definition of Crimes for Indian Penal Code
Feb. 09, 2017
As described in the last article the main aim of law is to guide and control human behaviour. If a person does anything harmful to others then it must be checked. But, that wrong act may be injurious to one specific person or group of persons or to the whole society. CRIMES are the actions which are harmful to society in general though the immediate victim may be an individual.
L8 Offence of Dacoity under Indian Penal Code
Feb. 16, 2017
The Indian Penal Code dates back to year 1860. The Britishers were significantly affected by freedom fighters because they tried to weaken British forces by raiding their arms, ammunitions and treasury. Besides it, there was genuine rampage of dacoits in the society. So, the Britishers put stringent focus on the offence of dacoity under Indian Penal Code. The punishment for the offence is also very strict.
L3 General Exceptions under Indian Penal Code
Feb. 09, 2017
There are some cases which come under offences in normal situations. But, due to peculiarity of conditions such cases have been specifically exempt from offences under Indian Penal Code. If a judge orders police to put a person in jail , neither the judge nor the police would be held liable. However, both of them must act with due care and attention and in discharge of official duties. We would be focusing on important sections only.
The threat of Industrial Revolution 4.0
Jan. 25, 2017
Recent release of 9000 employees in Infosys is an implication of Fourth Industrial Revolution. India as an economy is suffering from problem of jobless growth. So , the biggest challenge in coming ten years would be created by Industrial Revolution 4.0 referred to as IR 4.0 . The stages of Industrial Revolution is based on the degree of "automation". The current wave of IR is based on advanced technologies of automation like Artificial Intelligence…
Is Automation the root cause of jobless growth in India now?
Jan. 27, 2017
The anomaly of economic growth without significant employment generation has been referred to as jobless growth in India. But the question is how can it be possible? The simple answer could be service sector led economic growth. It is less labour intensive. The idea is also that human resource in India is not skilled enough to work on the machines resulting in demand supply mismatch. The government is focussing on Skill Development to train the peo…
L4 Right of Private Defence under Indian Penal Code
Feb. 13, 2017
The Right of Private Defence is the most important right given to a person in a civilised society. When a person is attacked, the law does not expect the person to run away. Rather, he should stand there and give a counter blow. But that counter must not be out of proportion to the injury with which he is threatened. Every person is the first protector of his own body and property and for other's body and property too.
Has demonetisation left some space for Black Money ?
Jan. 30, 2017
The Demonetisation is in itself a phenomena and its new implications are emerging consistently. The core of demonetisation initiative has been to curb the menace of black money. So , a reality check of the same is imperative. The recent echo of simultaneous elections at the Centre and in the states has one of its criticisms that it would impede the emergence of hidden black money of politicians and political parties in the economy. So , there is no…
Are banking services disabled for differently-abled ?
Jan. 31, 2017
Differently-abled people face discrimination in various aspects of life. But , the interesting inference is that these people are differently-abled but the society and institutions are disabled. According to Census 2001 , which is considered to be flawed in estimates of their numbers , 2.13% of India's population equalling 2.19 crores are differently-abled. The dream of financial inclusion has one of its major impediment in securing these populatio…
L5 Offence of theft under Indian Penal Code
Feb. 14, 2017
The chapter of offences against property starts with theft. An important point to note before we begin is that law doesn't care about insignificant incidences. If a boy takes the pencil of her sister and goes to school, he would not be guilty of theft. So, the courts have to look into all cases with the sense whether they have significant impact on the society or not. This makes the judgement acceptable by the people.
L1 Introduction to Offences Against Property under Indian Penal Code
Feb. 08, 2017
This is a lecture series on Offences against Property under IPC. I am following a very simple funda - Make you enjoy "LAW". We would be progressing gradually in this series to make you understand better. The focus here is to develop practical understanding of Offences Against Property. In this first lecture, viz a basic one, we would discuss Very Basic Fundamentals in lucid language like definition, nature and basis of LAW.