Introduction The concept of a fair trial is not new to the modern societies. From the time immemorial the concept of ‘fair trial’ was consider to be of prime importance. It is consider that it is not only important to deliver justice. But it is more important to ensure that Read more…
Introduction Article 163 briefly takes about the aid and advice of the Council of Ministers to the Governor.[1] Article 163(1) explains that there shall be a Council of Ministers to aid and advice the Governor. It is further the independent decision of the Governor to may or may not follow Read more…
Introduction India has been facing the issue of cross-border migration from the past few years. Citizens of Bangladesh, started migrating into Assam. People migrated illegally due to socio-economic and political reasons like poverty, unemployment, climate change or in search of better options for employment and education. Many people were undocumented. Read more…
Introduction There has been a paradigm shift in the governance of the democracies in the twenty-first century. It has now become a matter of concern. People generally move either legally or illegally due to socioeconomic and political reasons. Like poverty, unemployment, climate change, or in search of better options of Read more…
Introduction India is a land of varied cultures with its more diversified and astonishing traditions or customs. Many a time it is seen that the customs or traditions have collided with the very basic structure of the Constitution. The collision of customs and the Constitution was witness in the case Read more…
INTRODUCTION Dr. BR Ambedkar called Article 32 of the Indian Constitution i.e. constitutional remedies as the heart and soul of the constitution. The constitution felt the need of protecting the rights of the citizens; therefore right to constitutional remedy is create as one of the main fundamental rights. The state Read more…
INTRODUCTION This case derived its importance from the case of Shankari prasad v. Union of India[1] where the issue discussed was whether the fundamental right to property that was controlled by the parliament in the process of abolishing the Zamindari system was constitutional or not. It was held that it Read more…
“We must begin by acknowledging the fact that there is complete absence of two things in Indian society. One of these is equality. On the social plane, we have in India a society based on the principle of graded inequality; which means elevation for some and degradation for others. On Read more…
Introduction At the stroke of the midnight hour, when the world sleeps, India will awake to life and freedom. On 15th August, 1947 India was free from the oppressing 200-year colonial rule. And was asseverat as a democratic state. Thus, it began an extensive 2 year-long journey to the first-ever Read more…
Introduction Article 368 of The Indian Constitution talks about the amendment. Amendment in its general term means bringing a change or amending some provisions of law. Constitution gives power to the parliament to amend the provisions as per the requirement of the time. Only the Union Parliament can introduce the Read more…
“The preamble is the most precious part of the constitution. It is the proper yardstick with which can measure the worth of the constitution.”[1] Introduction The Constitution is considered to be the supreme law in India. The Preamble to an act sets out the main objectives which the legislation intended Read more…
Introduction India is regarded as one of the greatest democratic and secular country in the world. In this land of democracy fundamental rights are the powerful weapons one can have according to the constitution of India. Similarly media enjoys the right to fundamental speech and expression under Article-19(1)(a)[1]. “Media law Read more…