Living inside Gas Chamber- Study Delhi Pollution with Major Case

Living in Delhi is = Smoking fifty cigarettes every single day Introduction The Air Quality Index(AQI) level at 100 is … More

Basic Understanding of Legal Rights

Meaning of Legal Right Rights are termed as any action of a person permissible by law. In Essence, Legal rights … More

Nature of the Indian Constitution: Federal or Quasi Federal?

Introduction: Indian Constitution has a rich history blended with complications of its own. The Constitution of India is by far … More

Principle/Doctrine of Colourable Legislation

The doctrine of colourable legislation is the concept when a legislature vision to do something but is not able to … More

Introduction To Basic Rules of Interpretation of Statutes

Meaning of Interpretation “The essence of law lies in the spirit, not its letter, for the letter is significant only … More

Article 13: Scope and interpretation

“Law and order are the medicine of body politic and when the body politic gets sick, medicine must be administered.” … More

Reservations for Other Backward Classes: The Past, Present and Future

Introduction India is a land of numerous communities. Some were historically more dominant than other, creating generations of opportunities for … More

Right to Education

Free and Compulsory Education, this is the very essence of right to education. The importance of education in day-to-day life … More

Provisions for forced labour under the Indian Constitution

The literal meaning of the word ‘force’ is to ‘make someone do something against their will’. Accordingly, the word ‘forced … More

Reservation based on State Domicile

Reservation based on state domicile is not a new phenomenon in India. With ideas like Sons of the Soil Theory … More

Writ of Mandamus

Mandamus means ‘command’. Writ of Mandamus is issued by the court to any public authority which refuses to perform its … More

Fundamental Duties and Constitutional Provisions for Environment Protection.

The Constitution (Forty-second Amendment) Act, 1976 inserted part IV-A into the Constitution of India. This new part prescribes certain fundamental … More

FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND DPSP

FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND DPSP The constitution of India is considered as the longest composed constitution of any sovereign country on … More

FEATURES OF FEDERALISM IN INDIAN CONSTITUTION.

Although the word ‘federal’ is not defined anywhere in the constitution, article 1 of the Indian Constitution states that “India, … More

Right Against Self-Incrimination

The Right Against Self-Incrimination is given under the constitution under Article 20(3). It is basically a fundamental right given to … More

doctrine of pith and substance

The doctrine of pith and substance is one of the oldest theories used to resolve constitutional matters in India. The … More