Author: Akankshya

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Akankshya is a Law student prefers to write in order to express herself. She offers a distinctive perspective on national, state, local, and legal news. She is more inclined to critically evaluate societal factors because of her sociology expertise. She prefers learning new things and revisiting old ones, and also contributes to the writing of research papers. 

<strong>The Odia Model Of Women SHGs</strong> - Asiana Times

One of the Government of Odisha’s top development priorities has been the empowerment of women. It is commonly known that women’s social empowerment is greatly influenced by their economic empowerment. The highest priority has been given to assisting women in achieving financial independence by enabling them to have independent jobs and income. In order to do so, the “Mission Shakti” program’s development of Women’s Self-Help Groups (WSHGs) was embraced as a crucial tactic in 2001 as the article will be covering the work of Odisha’s effective implementation of Odisha Mission Shakti. Women’s empowerment leads to the advancement “Mission Shakti” is…

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<strong>Condolence: Do We Need To Suspend Whole Working Day?</strong> - Asiana Times

In the working legal system, time is extremely constrained. It moves slowly because it is overloaded with cases. It is important to avoid creating any needless systemic barriers during this time. Unfortunately, attorneys fall short of their responsibility to accomplish that as court officers. They accomplish this by strikes and condolences, respectively. Urgent Need For Revision? The efficient operation of the legal system has been further hampered by the increasing abuse of both of these justifications. The system of condolences requires serious reform and significantly impairs the efficiency of the justice system. The Jharkhand High Court has already heard three…

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Adjournment

Courts are clogged as a result of flagrant abuse of the legal system In plain English, the word “adjourn” implies postponing or ending. The term is not defined in the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, however, Rule XVII deals particularly with adjournment. In accordance with the Code of Civil Process, this article discusses the purpose, need, and adjournment process, The Supreme Court laid the responsibility for the record number of cases still pending at the highest court on multiple adjournments that were requested in practically every case. With years of the backlog remaining at or below 60,000 cases, the official…

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