In a recent landmark decision, the Supreme Court of India has sparked intense discourse by diverging from Justice VR Krishna Iyer’s 1977 interpretation of Article 39(b) of the Constitution. Influenced by ...
KCR holds separate Republic Day function at home: Political aspirations make humans commit many misdeeds or say blunders, some which are unforgivable. The Telangana Chief minister and Bharat Rashtra Samiti supremo ...
Indian Constitution Day 2022: Constitution Day is celebrated every year on 26 November in India. Not only do 130 crore people see their future in the Constitution, but they also work ...
On Tuesday, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, known for openly speaking his mind, during a debate on the Governor's address in the budget session of the Assam assembly pondered upon ...
Articles 29 and 30 were specifically brought in to counter irrational fear of majority trampling minority Over a period of time, they have become a tool of Majority (Hindu) suppression Both ...
Indian Constitution has a unique duality of being the most acceptable as well as most controversial document in the country. Even those who accept it, demand to change it in one ...
The well-articulated Indian constitution is both flexible as well as rigid according to the needs of the day. However, the document which has prevented India’s Balkanisation is subject to certain criticisms. ...
The recent controversy surrounding multinational fast food giant McDonalds and its claim of serving only halal meat to consumers has again brought the debate around ritualistic slaughter especially Halal meat to ...
In recent legal proceedings in India, the Bombay High Court made a significant statement regarding the right to sleep, emphasizing its status as a fundamental human requirement. This assertion sparks a ...
In the complex landscape of legal battles and ideological convictions, the recent verdict by the Supreme Court of India struck a resounding blow to the fervent hopes of restoring Article 370. ...
The Indian Judiciary is already saddled with millions of unresolved cases. For the last half decade, GST cases have turned out to be another burden on them. The GST council has ...
Compensatory jurisprudence refers to the concept of providing compensation or reparation to individuals or groups who have suffered harm or injustice due to historical discrimination or systemic inequalities. In India, compensatory ...
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