The `positive’ sense of the word `liberty’ derives from the wish on the part of the individual to be his own master. [1] In pluralistic society, socio-political justice is conceived as people having different views, morals, values, and the purpose of life which needs to co-exist within a broad framework of legal protections. According to …
The article is written by Sneha Mahawar, a law student at Ramaiah Institute of Legal Studies. The article discusses the important highlights and gives an overview of the Budget 2021-22. Introduction of Budget As per Article 112 of the Constitution of India, 1949, it requires the government to present to parliament a statement of estimated …
Introduction INDIA rightfully justifies the title of ‘the land of diversity. It is through this term that we epitomize ourselves on the world stage; the poster child of all things inimitably unique, living under the same roof, guarded by one single Constitution. But what most outsiders (and sometimes insiders) disremember is the price we pay …
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INTRODUCTION The best thing about life is life itself. There are several nations across the globe that do not have an established constitution and are deprived of their basic rights We are lucky to be brought up in a democratic country like India where everyone possesses the fundamental rights under the Indian Constitution. There is …
Introduction We must regard ourselves much privileged as we have a boon called the Internet. In the entire world, there is a large amount of population who don’t have the right to access the internet even if they have the content provided is limited and have certain restrictions on it. The situation in the least …
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Introduction The Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala also known as the Kesavananda Bharati case is the most important landmark judgment of the Supreme Court of India. This case outlined the Basic Structure Doctrine of our Indian Constitution. It is also called the case which saved India’s Democracy. The case proceedings and arguments of this …
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OVERVIEW OF THE CONCEPT OF ‘HORIZONTAL EFFECT’ The Indian Constitution, just like its counterparts in the United States, Canada, and Germany, commonly deals with constitutional rights that are ‘vertical’ in nature. Before the horizontal effect is elucidated, it is obligatory to understand what inferences are brought forth by the ‘vertical effect’. The vertical effect of …
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INTRODUCTION Education is the act of teaching or training. It is the act or process of acquiring general knowledge, developing the powers of reasoning and judgment, and generally preparing one for mature life. However, most people start getting educated at a very tender age. Moreover, every country has children’s rights. Children’s rights include the right …
ABSTRACT India while the drafting of Constitution has referred to the constitution of more than 60 countries. This brought Indian Constitution a name called bag of borrowings. But the truth to be looked into is during the drafting it was not mere copying which was happened but a clear reference which was made to make …
Questions on the Right to Protest The first question which comes into the picture when the topic ‘Right to Protest’ is introduced is- Do the protestors face the risk of legal action and police action? The second question is to find out that in case the protestors face any kind of legal or police action …
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