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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.

The theory of basic structure is firmly accepted but the elements of basic structure of the constitution, have not been closed by the courts.

Equality of opportunity means that every person is entitled for a job at any position under State based on his qualities and capabilities.

Reservation in government services is essentially anti-meritocracy because when a candidate is appointed to a reserved post.

Exception 2 of Sec.375 of IPC would be considered as blanket protection to the husband and would cause misuse of the law.

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.

Several steps and measures are taken by the Indian Government to ensure that the mining sector becomes environmentally sustainable.

This landmark judgment in the environmental law jurisprudence of our country has set clear guidelines regarding pollution control.

After studying decision, it can be stated that this historic decision will surely serve as a big deterrent to unscrupulous builders.

A person will only be healthy if he has access to fresh air to breathe, clean water to drink, and other fundamental necessities.

The problems associated with HIV are not limited to the protection of life, but legal issues concerning the rights of individuals affected.