Constitutional Law
Article 14: Armor Against Breach of Arbitrariness
Article 14’s Doctrine of Arbitration prohibits class legislation but allows application of reasonable classification of persons or things.
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Article 15 of The Indian Constitution
Article 15 serves as a foundation for all the legislature needs to establish provisions to foster societal peace.
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An Overview of Doctrine of Basic Structure
The theory of basic structure is firmly accepted but the elements of basic structure of the constitution, have not been closed by the courts.
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Right to Equal Opportunity in Public Employment
Equality of opportunity means that every person is entitled for a job at any position under State based on his qualities and capabilities.
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The Mandal Commission Case
Reservation in government services is essentially anti-meritocracy because when a candidate is appointed to a reserved post.
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Rajendra N. Shah Case: Constitutional Validity of 97th Amendment
The Union of India v Rajendra N Shah case has laid down a landmark judgment, with a 2:1 majority, quashing the 97th Amendment Act’s remains.
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Reservation in Employment Sector: Indian Scenario
To every law or policy, there come challenges, which need to be tackled. Reservation-related laws need to be updated from time to time.
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Judicial Review in India And USA: A Comparative Study
In USA if adjudicators agree that merits of a legislation aren’t appreciated by the chosen experts, the legitimate leader may pardon the law.
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Right to a Clean and Healthy Environment as a Basic Fundamental Right: Revisiting Landmark Judgements
A person will only be healthy if he has access to fresh air to breathe, clean water to drink, and other fundamental necessities.
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Insight on the Digital Information Security in Healthcare (DISHA) amidst Covid-19
In 2018, the government made two big moves toward protecting individuals and their data by introducing DISHA and Data Protection Bill.
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Media and Religion: Right to Information vs Censorship
As coined by Jawaharlal Nehru, the phrase ‘Unity in Diversity’ stands true to the divergence of censorship and secularism in media.
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Role of Media Trial in Judgement Pronouncement
The thin line between ‘innocent until proven guilty’ and ‘guilt beyond reasonable doubt’ is easily crossed which can endanger a trial in process.