Marriage is more than just a connection between two people; it’s a spiritual bond between two families. Marriage is important in Indian culture for religious and social reasons, and it is also governed by law. Specifically, the Hindu Marriage Act of 1955 establishes the norms, conditions, and rights associated with marriage for Hindus. This statute … Read more
Waqf is an important institution that promotes long-term social welfare by funding education, healthcare, religious sites, and community initiatives. It has historically offered critical aid to underrepresented people and helped develop long-term public service institutions. In India, Waqf properties are handled within a legal framework overseen by government organizations. However, concerns about asset protection, transparency, … Read more
Every year on July 18, the globe commemorates Nelson Mandela International Day—a global reminder not only to recognize a towering icon of justice and healing, but also to take meaningful action inspired by his life and values. Mandela’s legacy extends beyond politics and history; it is founded on the timeless values of justice, equality, and … Read more
Every year on July 17, the world celebrates the World Day for International Justice, which commemorates the adoption of the Rome Statute—the treaty that established the International Criminal Court. This day serves as a reminder that justice is a universal human right that transcends boundaries and promotes fairness, accountability, and the rule of law across … Read more
Intellectual property rights are an important concern in the modern day since it promotes innovation and protects creativity. In today’s technologically advanced and competitive world, an abundance of fresh concepts, research, literature, music, designs, and brands are emerging. However, the possibility of illegal intervention or theft of such creations has grown. Many times, fresh research … Read more
In a world marked by rapid change and rising inequality, young people are stepping up—not simply with creativity and enthusiasm, but also with the ability to influence the structures that surround them. World Youth Skills Day, marked annually on July 15, celebrates the significance of providing youth with skills for employment, dignified work, and entrepreneurship. … Read more
The Maharashtra Waqf Rules, 2022, demand correct registration of Waqf properties in revenue papers such as the 7/12 extract and mutation records, with District Collectors expected to update entries according to Waqf Board directives. This provides legal protection and prohibits unlawful transfers. Key documents serve as confirmation of Waqf ownership, and collaboration among government agencies … Read more
Divorce is a difficult process that impacts people emotionally, mentally, and legally. It symbolizes the end of a partnership, but it also has an impact on children, families, and long-term stability. Stress can often lead to poor judgments with long-term effects. This article attempts to highlight five frequent mistakes people make during divorce and provide … Read more
“One child, one teacher, one book, and one pen can change the world.” — Malala Yousafzai Every year on July 12th, the globe celebrates Malala Day, which honors the birthday and activism of Malala Yousafzai, the youngest Nobel Peace Prize recipient and a global symbol of struggle for girls’ education. While her story is … Read more
World Population Day, marked annually on July 11, serves as a global awareness of the urgent concerns posed by increasing population expansion. With a worldwide population of 8.2 billion in 2025, worries about limited resources, environmental sustainability, and equitable access to healthcare and education have risen to the forefront. As governments face these issues, many … Read more
