consists of a jurisprudential analysis on the topic “Euthanasia: It’s legal and moral perspectives.” It delves into the complicated topic of Euthanasia and its debate in India. Euthanasia as a form of taking away of one’s life is legalized in many countries and accepted by many societies. The report talks about the concept of Euthanasia, it’s origin and it’s forms. The jurisprudential analysis has been prepared on the landmark case of ”Aruna Shahbaug vs. Union of India and others.” The report follows
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