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In this article we will discuss about "medical negligence and forensic medicine". In the contemporary world the cases of medical negligences are increasing day by day. The Forensic medicines take a prominent role in the investigation process of medical negligence cases. In this world of science and technology, the forensic science make process of investigation smooth and also helps the court to reach at the conclusion easily.  This Article has been written by Ashutosh Nath , a student of Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad .  CHAPTER -01 MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE AND FORENSIC MEDICINE: A STUDY 1)     INTRODUCTION- The medical profession is always considered as a noble profession. For every patient, the doctor is the last person, who can save him/her physically. Due to such aspiration, all the medical professionals have a good reputation in society. So, this is the reason why society, assumes doctors as ‘God’. In this contemporary world, doctors can handle more critic...

In this article we are going to discuss about the meaning,components and types of medical negligence. The legal consequences and the compensation granted by court has also mentioned in this article. This article has been written by Ashutosh Nath , a student of Symbiosis Law School, Hyderabad. 1)     WHAT IS NEGLIGENCE? In this article, we will try to understand the concept of medical negligence. In layman’s language, the term negligence means the carelessness activity which has been conducted by one person as a result other person suffers a lot of losses. Many of the time negligence is connected with bad intention i.e., mens rea. So, we can also remark the negligence as culpable i.e. (punishable). [1] 1.1. NEGLIGENCE IN LEGAL TERM-  In legal terms, negligence means the act or omission by a person towards another person, when he has a legal duty to do something. Meaning here by when a person has a legal duty to do something and the person is not doing the same t...

A good and transparent governance can't be establish without RTI. In this article we are going to discuss about the importance of RTI in establishing a good and transparent governance in a democratic country. This article has been written by Ashutosh Nath, a student of  Sy mbiosis law School, Hyderabad.   “ RIGHT TO INFORMATION HAS STRENGTHENED TRANSPARENCY IN ADMINISTRATION- NEEDS AND CHALLENGES” 1)     INTRODUCTION “Where a society has chosen to accept democracy as its creedal faith, it is elementary that the citizens ought to know what their government is doing.” -Justice P N Bhagwati [i] The human being is considered the shrewdest animal. According to French philosopher Michel Foucault, power and information are complementary and supplementary to each other. [ii] To substantiate this argument we can state that,  information increases knowledge and knowledge make the human being powerful. In this contemporary world, it's the basic human right o...