INTRODUCTION Every human in existence deserves all the instinctive rights and freedoms; simply because they are human beings. Unfortunately, if we look at everything from the glasses of society, it is in view of two classifications of weaker ones and the stronger ones. That is why children and women are Read more…
INTRODUCTION The founding father of the Constitution, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar tried to satisfy the hope, aspiration, and desire of the minority. He achieved this by protecting and safeguarding the educational rights of the minority. The assurance Dr.Rajendra Prasad gave to minorities at the fifth session of the Constituent Assembly of Read more…
Right to privacy is a fundamental human right which has been expressed in various international laws. As well as reiterated in the case of Justice K.S. Puttaswamy v. Union of India.[1]Protection of personal data is an essential aspect in the same. And many countries have laid down specific law concerning Read more…
Introduction The term federalism means the separation of powers between an institution and a state. It is a very complex process but it is the very purpose created by the state government; including the distribution of power between the union and the institution. Their powers are vested in the constitution. Read more…
Right to Information in India came into existence as the Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005, which was a step for the furtherance of the development of the Indian Society. It is one of the flamboyant aspects of a flourishing democratic country. The RTI Act also works as a growth Read more…
Introduction: In today’s world, we have become far developed and advance from the barbaric times; and with the changing times humans evolved themselves into groups and framed laws so as to organize themselves. But, as the organisations developed, the need and want for the power has also increased and so Read more…
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) primarily underscored ‘human dignity’ in the human rights discourse. These rights are inherent in all human beings and cannot be taken away without a fair and reasonable procedure by the State. Article 21 of the Indian constitution is an umbrella of various inalienable Read more…
“What is life without liberty; and what is liberty without equality of rights?” – Ernestine L Rose Introduction: The fundamental fights are guaranteed to protect the basic human rights of all citizens of India and are put into effect by the courts, subject to some limitations. One such fundamental right is Read more…
Freedom of the press is a precious privilege that no country can forgo. Mahatma Gandhi. Freedom of press is like the freedom of communication and expression on wheels which can be done through electronic media and publications. While, the press should be free from all the laws and regulations which Read more…
Introduction: With the evolution of human interactions and need to share the resources with one another, the term trade came into existence. Commerce and intercourse have come into being after increasing scope of the trade. Trade has been integral to human beings. Thus to fulfill this essential aspect of life, Read more…
Constitution and constitutionalism are two different concepts. Modern political thoughts draw a distinction between ‘constitution’ and ‘constitutionalism’. A country having a constitution may or may not have constitutionalism. In a proper democracy, constitution consists of agreements and fundamentals to determine political, legal and social system to govern the country. But Read more…
INTRODUCTION Law is the set of principles of what is right and what is wrong as per the society; the developing societies from time to time are developing laws, so as to define the difference between the right and the wrong. It was Sir Edward Coke back in 17th century Read more…