Ways to learn basic laws, i.e. business laws or human rights prevailing in India in a easy manner

Business Laws or Human rights basics are clearly mentioned in text books of LL.B.

To learn basics of Human Rights Law in an Indian Legal perspective, hence the following link will help you to download the pdf related to it:-

http://nhrc.nic.in/Documents/Pub...

There are many books, which you can purchase online (it will save your time), as per my research, for fundamentals of Human Rights Law in an Indian Legal Perspective, you should buy this book:-

Buy Human Rights in India Book Online at Low Prices in India

For basics of Business Laws the following link will enable you to download a pdf :-

http://icsi.in/Study%20Material%...

The online book on fundamentals of Business Laws in an Indian Legal perspective is the following:-

Amazon.in: Buy BUSINESS LAWS - One Should Know Book Online at Low Prices in India

The following topics you should read for understanding the basics of Human Rights in an Indian legal perspective:-

1. The Rights of the Child

2. The Rights of the Disabled

3. The Rights of the Dalits

4. Reproductive Rights

5. Human Rights and the Environment

6. Land and Housing Rights

7. The Rights of Home-based Workers

8. Gandhian Struggles for Land Rights

9. The Rights of Fish Workers

10. The Right to Information

The following topics you should read for understanding the basics of Business Laws in an Indian legal perspective:-

Sources of Business Law

Indian mercantile law is based largely upon the English mercantile law.

1) English mercantile law

a) Common law

b) Equity

c) Statute law

d) Case Law

e) Merchant law

2) Customs and usages

3) Statute law

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