Introduction: The policy of reservation finds its basis from the oppressive caste system that existed in pre-independence India. People belonging to the lower castes like Dalits were treated as inferior and were not permitted in public places like temples, watersheds, etc. which were reserved for the higher castes. When members Read more…
Introduction: In India, the first feature of secularism is expressed in the Indian Preamble, where the word ‘Secular’ is read. Indian secularism is also expressed in its fundamental rights (Article 25-28) where it protects the right of each of its people to practise any religion. India is home to four Read more…
Introduction: The Supreme Court held senior activist-lawyer Prashant Bhushan guilty of contempt of court in a suo moto contempt case against him over his tweets about the Chief Justice of India, SA Bobde, and the apex court. The Court on August 31, 2020, ordered Bhushan to pay a fine of Read more…
Introduction: In this article, we will discuss about the validity of the panchayat Raj through the eye of the Indian constitution. And also, about the effect of the constitutional democracy on human rights, if we closely examine this three, we will find that they are interlinked to each other. Validity Read more…
Introduction: Tussle in Apex court is of no new and recently activist lawyer Prashant Bhushan has been found guilty of contempt of court. Many of us were sceptical about the fact that how two tweets could be treated as disrespecting the Apex court, and this is totally against the freedom Read more…
Introduction: Indian constitutionalism is submerged in the culture, geography, history, sociology, and politics of the country. Constitutionalism is a set of ideas, attitudes, and patterns of behavior, and arrangement which forces the government to stay in its jurisdiction stated in the fundamental law i.e. the Indian Constitution and rule of Read more…
Introduction: Article 21 of the Constitution of India deals with the right to life and personal liberty. This right to life is destroyed by people by exploiting the nature. The ambit of Article 21 has been broadened by the judiciary and its decisions in India. This right to life indirectly Read more…
Introduction: Article 21 of the Indian Constitution is a very broad concept which deals with the right to life and personal liberty. According to the constitution of India, life is considered to have started at the time of conception of the baby. The life of a person begins with his Read more…
Introduction: To prevent political defection, Anti-Defection law was inserted in the Tenth Schedule of the Constitution of India in 1985. In the process, legislators may be disqualified on the grounds of defection by the Presiding Officer of a legislature, on the petition by members of the house.[1] There is not Read more…
Introduction: “There is no occasion for women to consider themselves subordinate or inferior to men.” – By Mahatma Gandhi In the 21st Century, women are excelling in every field of work whether it is academics or sports. Today, women are standing on equal grounds with men; they get equal opportunities, Read more…
Introduction: India is a secular state, a land where various religions are followed such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Zoroastrianism, Christianity, Sikhism, Islam etc and it is the core reason why India is called as a secular state after the 42nd amendment in 1976 the word secular is included in our Read more…
Introduction: India is the biggest democratic country in the world, which means that citizens of India have a right to choose their government. Elections are held every 5 years at both State level (Rajya Sabha Elections) and at National level ( Lok Sabha Elections). Elections in India are managed by Read more…