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    The weekly report summarizes four days of an e-internship program discussing topics related to family law, social work and law, environmental law, and legal research. On day one, the speaker discussed sections of the Hindu Marriage Act pertaining to conjugal rights, divorce, and maintenance. Day two covered the history of social work and how social workers use law to address issues. Environmental law and India's national policy were explained on day three. The final day focused on introducing legal research, including its purpose, steps, and types.

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    The weekly report summarizes four days of an e-internship program discussing topics related to family law, social work and law, environmental law, and legal research. On day one, the speaker discussed sections of the Hindu Marriage Act pertaining to conjugal rights, divorce, and maintenance. Day two covered the history of social work and how social workers use law to address issues. Environmental law and India's national policy were explained on day three. The final day focused on introducing legal research, including its purpose, steps, and types.

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    DHYEY- E-INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

    Weekly Report Submitted by Astha Patel


    BA LLB (semester 2)
    Day- 1
    Speaker- Adv. Sunil Sahu
    Designation- Advocate in High court, Chhattisgarh
    Topic-Administration In Family Law
    Points covered-

    The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955


    The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 amends and codifies the law governing Hindu marriage.
    Section 9 of Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (Conjugal Rights)
     Sec. 9 of this act protects the conjugal rights of the partner by preventing spouses from
    separating from their married partner without a valid reason.
     When one of the spouse's conjugal rights is violated, the advocates cannot directly help
    but can assist.
     Restitution of conjugal rights- It implies that the guilty spouse is bound to cohabit with
    the aggrieved spouse. When restitution is not possible, judicial separation is filed.

    Section 13 of Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (Divorce)


     Dissolution marriage was not recognized by the ancient scriptures but later come into
    existence.
     Divorce can only be filed by mutual consent (sec 13 B) after 1 year of marriage.
     Sec 13(1) provides both the spouses with valid reasons to file for divorce. Sec 13(2)
    provides women with additional reasons to file for divorce.
     Divorce with mutual consent (section 13 B)
     SC's new judgment allows appeal for divorce in extreme cases within 1 month.

    Section 24 of Hindu Marriage Act, 1955


    Maintenance- Wife can demand court cost and fees, maintenance from the husband.
    Hindu Succession of Property
    Before the daughter could inherit only 10% of the property. With 2005 amendment, daughter
    can inherit equal share with all the children. Section 10 deals with schedule on how property is
    divided between class. Section 22 Will: oral, written, registered (attesting witness very
    important (sec 67 Evidence Act, 1872)). Property cannot be sold after the death of owner.

    Hindu Minority And Guardianship Act, 1956


     The Act also covers for domestic violence help, maintenance, and wife's share in
    husband's salary. For maintenance wife can approach multiple court and accept the
    highest share among all courts for maintain.
     Section 125 CrPC- If husband and wife are in same financial position then no one can
    demand for maintenance. Maintenance is given for girl child until she starts earning or is
    married. Maintenance is given for boy child until his education is completed.

    Opinion- After this fruitful session we come to know about the basic and important section
    related to hindu marriage, adoption law and session law.
    Day- 2
    Speaker- Mr. Sandeep Kumar Morishetty
    Designation- Asst. Professor Dept. of Social Work GGV
    Topic- Social Work and it's relation to Law

    Point covered-
    Social Work History
    Through ancient times the kings and the council has been involved in social work in order to
    create community among people. It was done through donation, and making investigations
    about the needs of people.
    Famous social workers- Vinoba Bhave, Baba Amte, Jyotiba Phule, Medha Patkar, Anna Hazare

    How social workers use law?


    By using various rights enshrined in the constitution
     Right to information: Reliance social workers.
     Right to education: 25% BPL children to be admitted in private school

    Various institutes of Social work


    1. Caste- creates a sense of community and belongingness
    2. Family- being take care of.
    3. Religion- Unity among people
    4. Rural urban tribal community
    5. Mutual understanding in villages

    How does a social work individual/group functions?


    Social work individual/group functions by providing the following services-
     help to Individual by counseling and guiding
     form social work group
     for rural tribal urban community
     provide transport, electricity, unemployment, self employment loans
     solve society's problem
     Social research- find , analysis , solution for a social problem.
     welfare administration
     Administration of minority community
     Welfare of farmers (Kisaan Saman Nidhi)

    Renouned NGOs working in India-


    Prajawala - Human Trafficking (provides aggrieved with the document that are needed for
    filing in court and police station), Div Disha- street and missing children- anti societal activities
    (documents made and submitted in the court), Helpage India- looks after senior citizen, IREW
    (Integrated Rural Society for Empowerment of Women)

     Narmada Bachao Aandolan was conducted with combined efforts of social workers.

    Opinion- Learn about the importance of social work it's relation to law Fields of social work
    main issues of social work etc
    Day 3
    Topic :- Environmental Law
    Speakers :- 1. Akriti Tamrakar (B.SC and M.SC form GGV, currently studying MSW) worked
    for WWF
    1ST and only girl to get chancellor medal in GGV

    2. Harshita Singh :- JRF qualified,DSP Inspired fellowship worked with NGOs like yuva
    foundation, Yuvak foundation, Ghar foundation etc.

    Covered points :-

    Environment :- the natural word, for example land ,water, air in which people, plants and
    animals live.

    Environmental protection act 1986 :- Environment Protection Act, 1986 Act of the Parliament
    of India. In the wake of the Bhopal gas Tragedy or Bhopal Disaster, the [Government of India]
    enacted the Environment Protection Act of 1986 under Article 253 of the Constitution. Passed
    in May 1986, it came into force on 19 November 1986. Covered all sections of environment
    like water, air, pollution etc.

    Environmental pollution:- the contamination of the physical and biological components of the
    earth/atmosphere system to such an extent that normal environmental processes are
    adversely affected.

    National policy of India regarding environment :-


    PFAP 1992

    Duties regarding environment :-


    1. Plant more trees.
    2. Stop deforestation
    3. Don’t pollute environment

    Concept of sustainable development :-


    Sustainable development is an organizing principle for meeting human development goals
    while simultaneously sustaining the ability of natural systems to provide the natural resources
    and ecosystem services on which the economy and society depend.

    Opinion-
    Learned a lot about our environment, laws related to environment and our duties regarding
    our environment. After this session we come to know about current situation of our
    environment and the solutions to save the environment form being destroy. We have to protect
    our environment this is the biggest need of the hour.

    Day 4
    Speaker- Mr. Rajdeep Ghosh
    Designation- Phd. scholar Slichar Central University of Assam (LLM Gold Medalist)
    Topic- Research in Law
    Points covered-
    Introduction to Research
     Research- the process of finding, analyzing, and trying to solve a problem.
     legal research covers rules, laws, regulation, and enactments that has an impact on
    human life.
    Purpose of Research-
     find answers to problem through application of scientific procedure.
     to portray accurately the picture of individual, situation, or group.
     to determine the frequency with which something occurs.
     test hypothesis of a casual relationship between variables.
     paper publication and case study

    Steps of research-
    1. Research problem- which the research aims to solve or analysis
    2. literary survey
    3. Hypothesis
    4. Defining research purpose
    5. Research design
    6. Collection of data
    7. Analyzing data and interpretation
    8. Conclusion

    Types of legal research-


    1. Doctrinal - using existing normative
    2. Empirical- sociological method
    3. Statistical- representation of data
    4. BD based- Mathematical method.

    Opinion-
    Come to know all about legal research, its steps, objectives and purpose. By legal research we
    can enhance our knowledge about any issue and try to solve it.

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