Introduction: Personal liberty is the right without which one cannot live as human beings. This right contains all those aspects of life which are essential to make human life meaningful. This is mainly based on the principle of natural justice. Article 21 of the constitution reads as: “No person shall Read more…
November 26 this year points the 125th birth commemoration of Dr. BR Ambedkar who is alluded to as the Father of the Indian Constitution. This day was seen by the Political Science Department, NEHU as Constitution Day. There was a reflection on the Constitution vis-a-vis ladies’ strengthening. The Indian Constitution Read more…
Introduction: In India, federalism refers to the relations shared between centre and states in the country. Federalism is regarded as the system of the country where the power of the authorities is divided between the central authority and among the other constituents within a country. Commonly federation can be said Read more…
Indian constitution is a very unique and largest written liberal democratic constitution of the world. Its object is to guide the path and progress of India. Directive principles of state policy are one of the important and inseparable features of the Indian Constitution codified under chapter IV from the Article Read more…
Introduction The provision for amendment of the constitution is made with a view to overcoming the difficulties which may encounter in the future in the working of the Constitution. Such a difficulty was once seen in 2005 and hence an amendment was made to Article 15 of the constitution of Read more…
Introduction The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is the domestic premier intelligence and security agency of India. Over the years CBI has built up an image for professionalism and integrity. The services of its investigating officers are sought for all major investigations in the country. CBI as an organisation is Read more…
Introduction It is a rule of the law that the ‘law of land’ should be upheld every time law is spoken of. In India, such law of land or the grundnorm is the CONSTITUTION. The Indian Constitution since its inception in 1950 has been providing protection to all the citizens 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…
“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…
“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…
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…