Introduction India is a land of cultures. From Kashmir to Kanyakumari and Kutch to Arunachal Pradesh, various religions glorify its tradition. She is known around the globe for its religious practices and customs. It is the oldest civilization preached for its values and beliefs. There are 28 states and 8 Union Territories having different religions
Uniform Civil Code: A Need or a Desire? Read More »
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: 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
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ABSTRACT This study provides a national picture of crackdown on dissent in one of the world’s largest democracies. This article investigates how the ruling party is using coronavirus, one of its reasons to clampdown further on dissent. A democracy without a dissenter is meaningless. Free men, in the exercise of free thought, will give vent
Curbing Dissent: The End Of A Democracy. Read More »
Introduction The follies that Indian Political System had imbibed since long was put on hold in the year 1985 when an infamous Haryana-MLA switched between two parties thrice a day in the year 1967. This incident was a highlight for the Parliament to finally, reach a saturation point and then enacted a proper law for
Anti-Defection Law and its need in the present time Read More »
What is a collegium system? The Supreme Court has invented the Collegium of judges. It is a system under which judges are appointed by an institution which is comprising judges i.e. Chief Justice of India and 4 senior most judges of the Supreme Court. There is no mention of the Collegium either in the original
Judicial Appointment: NJAC v/s Collegium System Read More »
Introduction India the largest democracy of the world which is governed by a written constitution. Indian democracy is supported by its three pillars, i.e, Legislature, Executive and Judiciary. All three together constitute what is called “The Check and Balance “wing to keep the Governance of our Democracy on even keel. However in a country, Judiciary
Abstract: “As in the present situation, this pandemic has created huge cues and chaos, with the lockdown being imposed many people are stuck away from home, like students living in hostel and PG, due to lockdown economy has almost reached recession, earning a livelihood has become a challenge, because of which people are unable to
Internet Access as a Fundamental Right Read More »
INTRODUCTION To inform the people in these uncertain time, newsrooms have made a priority in making sure to make a coverage of the current pandemic. 2020 has witnessed several instances back in India. Firstly the Anti-CAA protest, then ongoing pandemic and in between the death of the famous Bollywood Actor Sushant Singh Rajput. Also what’s
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Introduction The Legal System is the part of a country’s government which administers justice in accordance with the law. It apply the law, settle disputes, punish law-breakers, protects rights of individuals and fills loop holes in the law. The Legal system that we see today is the result of 1000 years legal evolution from divine
The Contempt Of Court Act, 1971: Introduction & Limitations Read More »
