Family & Health Law

Muslim personal law has been time and again challenged evenin the Muslim countries. Recently division bench of the Bangladesh High Courtruled that utterance of the word talaq or divorce three times in one sitting bythe an estranged Muslim husband would not constitute a valid and legallypermissible d... More

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This book examines the participation of Muslim women insocial, economic, religious and other developmental aspects of the Muslimsociety. Effort has been made to provide the reader with a cross-section of theviews on the problems Muslim women face and the many hurdles that come their wayand prevent t... More

Wounded Justice - is a reality in administration of criminal justice by police. Victims of crime, victims of abuse of power/misuse of authority, victims of circumstances and so on are of no concern for police in the prevailing rule of law and criminal justice administration. As there is always a vic... More

Ethics, Legal Issues and Professionalism for Surgical Technology introduces you to key, non-technical aspects of profess... More

The main thrust of the author is on socio-economic andpolitical-legal study having deep bearing on Child Labour In India. In fact ithas become an acute and complex problem in our society and in spite of severallaws prohibiting child labour in the industry, domestic affairs and elsewhere,there appear... More

The economic impact of society's efforts to rehabilitate and contain psychopathically disordered individuals can be enormous. Understanding these disorders, developing valid assessment methods and providing safe, effective treatments is therefore of paramount importance. Reflecting the work of a tru... More

Child Marriage is another 'blessing' of the medieval age and it was born from the same compulsions that perpetuated Sati. Child-marriage was not prevalent in ancient India. Svayam-vara can be translated as self selection of one's husband, Svayam-self, Vara-husband. Various types of marriages were pr... More