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Analysing The Draft Inland Vessels Bill, 2020: Governing the Inland Waterways
Narrated by By Dhruv Nyayadhish and Harshita Palrecha
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India is enriched with a variety of navigable waterways comprising river systems, canals, back waters, creeks, streams, lakes and tidal inlets. These water ways are used for a number of activities including sourcing drinking water, fishing, transportation, commercial recreational activities among others. This article aims to analyze the Draft Inland Vessels bill which proposes to streamline and regulate how vessels travel in the inland water fields of India.
This story has been written by Harshita Palrecha & Dhruv Nyayadhish, University of Mumbai, BBA.LL.B (Hons.), Candidate, 2021.
They are the final year law student of the University of Mumbai. They have several publications in National and International Journals and continue to pursue knowledge & spread awareness through there writing.
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By The OpinionNarrated by By Dhruv Nyayadhish and Harshita Palrecha
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India is enriched with a variety of navigable waterways comprising river systems, canals, back waters, creeks, streams, lakes and tidal inlets. These water ways are used for a number of activities including sourcing drinking water, fishing, transportation, commercial recreational activities among others. This article aims to analyze the Draft Inland Vessels bill which proposes to streamline and regulate how vessels travel in the inland water fields of India.
This story has been written by Harshita Palrecha & Dhruv Nyayadhish, University of Mumbai, BBA.LL.B (Hons.), Candidate, 2021.
They are the final year law student of the University of Mumbai. They have several publications in National and International Journals and continue to pursue knowledge & spread awareness through there writing.