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Marriage is a defined tradition which recognizes the relationship between two people irrespective of religion, race, color, sex. The legal recognition of marriage will help the couples to hold special power and identity in the world they live. When we look upon closely the customs and traditions of India, marriage got an important role in it. India is a country which colorfully decorated its states, districts and cities with religious and traditional practices which are prevailing all over the world. Every religion has its own mythology when it comes to marriage. Such type of marriages got its recognition by the Indian law. Some of the personal laws are ·          Hindu Marriage Act,1955 ·          Indian Christian Marriage Act, 1889 ·          Indian Muslim Marriage which is based on Muslim civil codes. There is also an act for the people who wish to marry fro...

  INTRODUCTION                                  Childhood is the age of innocence, joy and liberty where one hardly bares any responsibility and is spared from the hardships of adult life. A child is not needed to participate in various domains of life as is required by adults but is at a very delicate stage and can be moulded in any form depending upon the environment or circumstances prevailing around him/her. Hence, it is very important to provide the child with a peaceful and healthy environment which should be ensured by the parents. Considering the delicate age of the child, thereby, it becomes essential to protect the child from getting exposed to vulnerability. Despite of these, there are several children who are being exploited or are the victims of crime and who need protection. There are legislations and ...

  ABSTRACT: The Indian sub - continent holds up around 1.710 billion of population out of which around 104 million are elderly person who are of age 60 years or above. In a common knowledge, Aging is a natural phenomenon where the old ones encounter many challenges and disabilities such as Alzheimer, Diabetes, Respiratory Disease, Arthritis, Osteoporosis, etc because of which they need love, care, protection. But today’s scenario is not same as that of earlier times as instead of they being treated with love, kindness, care and respect; they are looked liabilities which no one wants to carry even if they are the one who raised and brought up the individual bearing all pains and suffering to give them a good and decent lifestyle. The current generation no longer look upon there elders with respect as they believe it is something in relation to westernization i.e., modernization in there sense. Therefore, here comes a really important question that is it actually being modern by ...