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        SEXUALLY PROVOCATIVE CLOTHES WRITTEN BY-Kaushiki Kumari 4th Year, BA-LLB Dr CV Raman University  Edited By: Yash Jain 5th Year BBA LLB Amity University, Noida INTRODUCTION One thing that I observe in every woman is the fear to style and dress up like they actually want to, fear of wearing the wrong thing, fear of not being “approved by the general society”. fear of putting out themselves freely and making themselves feel good in their own skins but instead being judged and mocked for making a decision, which is quite normal in our society to crush the efforts and ideology of a woman to be herself intentionally or unintentionally. While we may not purposely think of it, but while trying out something out of our normal comfort zone, those mocking thoughts always find their way back to our minds”how will I look in this…….?” Can I pull this off? people will think i'm full of myself” is it us the women who actually had these thoughts inbuilt in our minds or is it wha

    RIGHT TO PRIVATE DEFENCE   WRITTEN BY: BABITA PANDEY, 2ND YEAR  LL.B,  VPM’S T.M.C LAW COLLEGE, THANE   EDITED BY: JAIN DIVYA LALIT (4TH YEAR)  B.L.S. LL.B., MGM LAW COLLEGE, NAVI MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA   The state must ensure the safety of its citizens and property however it is not practical for the state to be present in every dangerous situation therefore we must help ourselves when in danger. Under Criminal law, there is mention regarding the right to private defence. Private defence is an act done to protect oneself, against any illegal force that can cause harm or injury, it only exists against an offence. If there is no reasonable time to communicate to the authorities, to protect oneself, reasonable force can be applied. Section 96 to 106 of the Indian penal code states about private defence, a part of general defences that can be taken for any offence committed. Section 96 of the Indian penal code, provides that nothing done while exercising t

                               NATURE'S WARNING: HOW ECOLOGICAL DETERIORATION IS SIGNALING THE NEED FOR CHANGE   WRITTEN BY- KASHAF ALI 2 ND YEAR LL.B  CAREER COLLEGE OF LAW BHOPAL, MADHYA PRADESH   EDITED BY: YASH JAIN 5 TH YEAR BBA LLB(H) AMITY LAW SCHOOL, NOIDA   Introduction To  Ecological  Deterioration- Ecological deterioration refers to the decline or degradation of natural ecosystems and their functioning due to human activities, climate change, or other factors. It is a broad term that encompasses a range of environmental problems, including habitat loss, species extinction, air and water pollution, deforestation, soil erosion, and climate change.                        Ecological deterioration can have a significant impact on the health and well-being of both human and non-human populations, including reduced access to clean water and food, increased risk of disease, and loss of cultural and recreational values associated with natural envir