Introduction India which is the largest democracy of the world is governed by a written constitution. The Constitution of India is the highest law of the land and in accordance to which other laws are set. India being a secular, democratic and republic nation hold its people most important and thus through the constitution it …
Widening Scope Of Article 21: From A.K. Gopalan To Meneka Gandhi Read More »
Introduction: In this era, information on the Internet is permanently available which has resulted in a change of storing and recalling of the information. The search engines, social media platforms, news articles allow information that individuals may wish to keep it private like child pornography, disclosure of the name of a rape victim, past crime …
Introduction: According to Article 1[1] of The Constitution of India, “India, that is Bharat, shall be a Union of States.” The term ‘Union of States’ implies the ‘Federation of States’. In a federation, the power of administration is divided between the Centre and the regions in such a way that neither level of government becomes …
Legislative Relations between the Union and the States Read More »
PART – 1 A Brief Introduction. Recently, there was a landmark Judgement into place which held that every individual has a right to privacy under Article 21 of the Constitution of India and that the State could not violate such right on arbitrary basis and conditions. The right to privacy of an individual means the …
