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On this episode, Amber is joined by Dr. Akshay Kumar, Clinical Psychologist, Head of Department of Mental Health at Artemis Hospital, Professor at IIIT Delhi and Co-founder & Director at Ask Insights.
Amber and Dr. Akshay talk about criminal psychology, how it affects mental health, how criminal law forms an integral part in this regard, the correlation between unhappiness and crime, how these things happen all over the world, Delhi's history with aggression, the rise of heinous crimes in India, what can be done from a psychological perspective to curb crime, being of unsound mind, behavioural conditioning that may lead to crime, the importance of regaining hope and optimism in victims, and tons more. Listen in and stay informed.
You can get in touch with Dr. Kumar at +919999801130 or mail at [email protected]
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On this episode, Amber is joined by Tarun Mathur, Founder of Humari Pahchan, an NGO which is highly involved in issues around women safety, and also in the recent Hathras case. This week, the discussion is around current situation of women security in India, the lacuna in the procedure/system/administration, etc concerning women safety, the challenges faced and cases of sexual harassment not highlighted that happen on a daily basis, and lots more. Do listen in for an important conversation.
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You can get in touch with Tarun at https://twitter.com/TarunMa20259454?s=09
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The Farm Bills of 2020 have been in the news recently.
On this episode, Amber breaks down the three legislations passed by the government, namely - 1) The Farmers’ Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Ordinance, 2020, 2) The Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement on Price Assurance and Farm Services Ordinance, 2020, and 3) The Essential Commodities (Amendment) Ordinance, 2020.
Amber explains and summarises each of these bills, and talks about the benefits, the losses, disadvantages, points of dispute, the government bodies incharge incase of disputes, and lots more from a strictly law perspective, while also giving you some points to think about. Listen and stay informed.
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A lot of our professions have transitioned to a large degree of work-from-home, if not completely. It seems like this will be the trend for a while. During such times, what does sexual harassment look like?
On this episode, Amber talks about sexual harassment during work from home, what 'harassment' means, what it can look like during this time, what is tolerable behaviour, what are the laws, safeguards and protections around it, where they can be applied and what is the recourse that one can follow in such cases. Listen, stay informed and stay safe.
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This week, Amber continues his exploration of the Contempt of Court law that has been in the news recently. On this episode, he further breaks down the topic by talking about the different portions (types) of contempt of court as mentioned in The Contempt of Courts Act of 1971 - namely civil contempt and criminal contempt, and also talks about what are the possible defences against them, the punishments if found guilty of contempt, the remedies available in such an occurrence, and how the proceedings of Contempt of Court take place. Tune in for a highly informative episode.
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This week, Amber is covering a very interesting topic, one which has been in the news a lot off-late - contempt of court. What is contempt of court really?
The law was recently in the news because of the Prashant Bhushan case. Amber talks about The Contempt of Courts Act of 1971, what it states and what it means. Tune in to find out.
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On the 2nd episode of Independence week, Amber talks about the historical background of our Constitution in the first half, and then gets into the parking and driving laws in India in the second half, what one can do and cannot do when driving on Indian roads, and the Motor Vehicles Act of 1988.
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This week, as part of Indpendence week, Amber continues down his journey into the Indian Constitution, and breaks down Article 14. As Indians, we are constantly in a fix between what are our freedoms and what are our rights. So, on this episode, Amber helps us understand our fundamental rights and the right to equality.
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This week, Amber is joined by Shantanu Kulshreshth, a student from Ashoka University, and a man of many talents, to get a young millennial perspective on environment protection in India, something Shantanu is very passionate about. They talk about the EIA Bill (Environmental Impact Assessment Bill), why it exists and what it is supposed to do. They also talk about the 2020 draft of the bill including some of it's severely problematic parts, get into a discussion on dams and laws pertaining to them, why dams are more problematic than they're worth, and discuss other environmental issues faced by India. All this and lots more on this episode.
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A major problem faced by Indian courts, something which has become even more apparent during these times, is the matter of delays. There is a lot of uncertainty in the system. For example, if your case is listed for a particular day, when you go to a court, you don't really know if your case will be heard or not.
So, how can we ensure speedy trials for all?
To talk about this, on this episode of Know Your Kanoon, Amber is joined by advocates Surya Prakash B. S., Chartered Accountant and Lawyer, Fellow and Programme Director at Daksh Society India & host of the Thale-Harate Kannada Podcast, and Harish Narasappa, Founder, Daksh Society India and founding partner at Samvad Partners.
Harish Narasappa co-authored a book on the issue titled 'Justice Frustrated: The Systemic Impact of Delay in Indian Courts'. Do check it out: https://www.amazon.in/dp/9389714184/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_g2NiFb60CC7F6
You can contact Harish on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harish-narasappa-53924a6
You can contact Surya on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/suryaprakashbs
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