Human Rights Day 2024: Celebrating Dignity and Equality for All
"Where, after all, do universal human rights begin? In small places, close to home—so close and so small that they cannot be seen ...
Tag: Indian Constitution
Dear Article 370 sympathisers; here is what Kashmiris could lose if the divisive article is brought back
To rally their voter base in the ongoing Jammu and Kashmir elections, the National Conference and Congress have been announcing that if their ...
Himanta Government’s Strong Strike on Child Marriage and Polygamy: Assam Government’s Move Troubles Appeasement Contractors
In Hinduism, although marriages are conducted through religious rituals, the marriage registration is done at a government office. In contrast, under Islamic law ...
Marxist Lens: The Supreme Court’s Inquiry into Article 39(b) of the Indian Constitution
In a recent landmark decision, the Supreme Court of India has sparked intense discourse by diverging from Justice VR Krishna Iyer’s 1977 interpretation ...
A point-by-point rebuttal on Renuka Chowdhury’s rants
Renuka Chowdhury defamation case: Rahul Gandhi's recent conviction and disqualification from the Lok Sabha has sparked a fresh round of political accusations against ...
When it comes to privilege, there is no difference between advocates and parliamentarians
The legislature and judiciary are considered two important pillars of democracy. Consequently, democratic norms require that officers of both branches be granted some ...
Right to Vote in India is a Stormy Sea of Confusion
The privilege of enfranchisement is deemed to be the quintessential and paramount right in India as a participatory democracy. The act of casting ...
Laws on Custodial Deaths
Custodial Deaths Laws: They say the state is a necessary evil. It is called evil because it has a monopoly on violence.Agents of ...
Money Bill: All the times, Aadhaar was discussed in Supreme Court
Money Bill: ‘Aadhaar’ which means ‘foundation’ or ‘base’, has become the most talked about expression in recent years, not only in India but ...
Preamble: Evolution from loosely worded guideline to Iron-Tight Principle
The Preamble, the arch of the Constitution, is basically the prologue to the Constitution. The essence of the spirit of the citizens is ...
The most iconic Indian case ever: 1973, Kesavananda Bharati vs State of Kerala
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 ...
Romesh Thappar: The case that defines the flexibility of the Constitution
The Indian Constitution is often cited as a rare combination of flexibility and rigidity. The Constitution makers took into account fears from the ...
