Search Result for 'fundamental rights'

The Indian legal system is slow. The Indian judiciary takes decades to solve a case. In one case, judgement came after 108 years. At the end of the day, approaching the ...

Oleum gas Case: Extreme ownership. That is what the self-help diary of military blokes prescribes. Somehow, society does not always follow. The legal system makes space for common human traits like ...

UCC implementation: The essence of a righteous Constitution lies in the colorblindness of its provisions and impartial implementation. A healthy democracy is expected to not discriminate between the diverse ethnocentric sections ...

Article 370: Roti, Kapda aur Makaan. These are the three key ingredients that have traditionally dominated the conversation of Fundamental Rights in India. There is a new dimension to it in ...

National Legal Services Authority vs Union of India case: It is really a travesty of justice if everyone in society does not get equal rights. Somehow, more than six decades after ...

Akhila Hadiya case: The nation has been engulfed with an upsurge in the victimization of young girls under the guise of love. Evidently, the entire debate of ‘love jihad’ is centered ...

The biggest elite fight in politically independent Indian history has been that of the judiciary and legislature. It did not stop after the Kesavananda Bharati case. Indira Gandhi had almost turned ...

Kesavananda Bharati vs State of Kerala case: There are a lot of things in the public domain which are taken as an archetypal truth. Primary reason behind it is that the ...

The Constitution of India is acclaimed as the most unique, elaborate and world’s largest constitution. It is a well-documented piece that is revered as the holy book of contemporary India and ...

Rajagopalan vs state of Tamil Nadu case: In a democratic society, fear is the only way to control the population. Through fear-mongering, people in power throw you in a state of ...

The Indian Constitution is often cited as a rare combination of flexibility and rigidity. The Constitution makers took into account fears from the past as well as needs for the future. ...

Hon’ble Justice H. R. Khanna is remembered as a "crusader against injustice." His most valuable contribution to the populace came at the time of emergency in 1975, when darkness had engulfed ...