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                                      ANALYSIS OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY CODE 2020 IN LIGHT OF THE GIG AND PLATFORM ECONOMY         WRITTEN BY: KITTU SHARMA 3 rd YEAR, LL.B [2019 - 2021] GOVERNMENT P.G. LAW COLLEGE, BIKANER            EDITED BY: KASHAF ALI 2 nd YEAR, LL.B  CAREER COLLEGE OF LAW, BHOPAL ABSTRACT Social Security has been considered to be one of the best strategies to lessen the financial anxieties of the working people in several different nations. Since the commencement of the programs in India, there has been considerable discussion about the industries and groups to which such social security systems apply. The Social Security Code was enacted in 2020 to update and harmonize the rules governing social extend India and extending social security to all employees, regardless of whether they work in the organized, unorganized, or any other sector. This article delves into a deep examination of the Code, attempting to lay out its key aspects, new incorporati

  Uniform Civil Code: Analyzing its Implications on Muslim Community in India  Written By: Saniya Benazir 5th Year BA.LL.B Osmania University Edited By: Yash Jain BBA LLB(H) Introduction On 14 th June 2023, the 22 nd Law Commission of India issued a public notice initiating fresh consultations, recommendations from all stakeholders and public views on one of the most controversial topics of the Uniform Civil Code in India within 30 days. This was promised by the BJP Government in their manifesto that they would bring UCC to India for fair and just treatment of all Indian Citizens. In a recent interview, Amit Shah said that UCC shall be implemented after an open and healthy debate or when the time is right. So, what does this mean? What time is right to bring a law? Who is deciding when is the right time coming? Is this really about Hindu Rashtra? Will this protect the rights of minorities? What are the consequences of this law? Let’s try to answer this and find out more about Unifo

LIABILITIES UNDER ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT   WRITTEN BY :  ARJIM JAIN 3 RD YEAR, B.A.LL.B NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, ODISHA   EDITED BY :  MUSKAN PRASAD 4 TH YEAR, B.A.LL.B(HONS) AMITY LAW SCHOOL, NOIDA     Introduction In India, the judiciary and legislature have made significant efforts to establish strong environmental laws and jurisprudence. National legislatures have enacted and continually amended environmental laws to address changing conditions. Although some environmental legislation existed before India's independence, it was after the “Stockholm Declaration” that the country began to focus on environmental laws more comprehensively. [1] The establishment of the “National Council for Environmental Policy and Planning” in 1972 marked a significant step, which later evolved into the “Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF).” [2] The Parliament passed various acts, including the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, the Air (Prevention and Control o