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Author: Rajdeep Singh
Rajdeep Singh
Hello, my name is Rajdeep Singh. My inclination towards law stems from its multifaceted nature, as it has the potential to structure and transform industries and business towards catalyzing innovations. My short term objective includes obtaining a corporate lawyer position. I would seek to work in reputable business law firms or corporate equivalent where I could leverage my legal education with practical business sense. As always, I will do my best to make an impact in the legal field.
Censorship in India: Laws, Misuse & Freedom of Speech The term Censor stems from the Latin word cēnsere, meaning to assess, judge, or appraise. This reflects how Censorship has gained prominence in recent years as media and broadcasting have become integral parts of everyday life. Censorship can be defined as the suppression, alteration, or prohibition of speech, media, or other expression by an authoritative body—usually the government—as a means to regulate what information is released to the public if deemed harmful, instigating, offensive, publicly unacceptable, or disorderly to public morality. Historical Purpose of Censorship Historically, the purpose of Censorship was…
Understanding Divorce, Alimony, and Marriage in India In recent times, we have seen a lot of Divorces filed by Couples. In the meantime, we are also listening to some words like Alimony and Dowry. What are these terms, what do they even mean, and why are they associated with Terms like Divorce and Marriage? Then Another Question arises: What is a divorce, what is a Marriage, and how do we Define it and recognize it? Talking about the Word “Marriage” which is Familiar to Almost everyone. When we think about marriage we think of the basic union between a male…
What Really Is Freedom? In recent times, there have been many instances where the voice of a common man is curbed, and the general public is constantly monitored by various bodies and IT agencies. This raises many questions. Are we really living in a society where ideas of personal sovereignty, anonymity, and privacy are respected or protected? These practices cast doubt on our fundamental rights protected under Article 21, along with Articles 14 and 19, which guarantee the protection of life and personal liberty (Article 21), the right to equality before the law (Article 14), and freedom of speech and…
