It is always profitable to remember that a Constitution is “written in blood rather than ink”. The Constitution of India is living instrument with capabilities of enormous dynamism.~Justice Dipak Misra[1] ABSTRACT:Since the dawn of independence of India brought new hopes and ambitions for the entire population of the nation, but Read more
Freedom of Press This Article is written by Shreya Singhal, a first year BA.LL.B. (Hons) student at the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab, Intern under legal Vidhya Abstract “I Disapprove of What You Say, But I Will Defend to the Death Your Right to Say It”. This powerful thought Read more
Introduction: Golaknath v. State of Punjab (1967) is a landmark case in the history of Indian constitutional law. It dealt with the issue of the power of the Indian Parliament to amend the Constitution and curtail the fundamental rights enshrined in Part III of the Constitution. The judgment had far-reaching Read more
LEGAL SERVICES AND LOK ADALATS It is very difficult to reach the benefits of the legal process to the poor and to protect them against injustice. Therefore, it is urgently required to introduce dynamic and comprehensive legal service programme with a view to deliver justice to the poor and needy Read more
Lok Adalat ‘Lok Adalat’ is a system of conciliation or negotiation. It is also known as ‘people’s court’. It can be understood as a court involving the people who are directly or indirectly affected by the dispute or grievance. ‘Lok Adalat’, established by the government settles dispute through conciliation and Read more
RULE OF LAW Rule of law means “the law rules”. Rule of law refers to “a government based on the principles of law and not of men”. In its ideological sense, the concept of rule of law represents an ethical code for the exercise of public power, the basic postulates Read more
FACT OF THE CASE ISSUE RASIED 2 . What is the extent to which the Parliament can exercise its power to amend the Constitution? Contentions of the Petitioners Contentions of the Respondents RATIO DECIDENDI ( 7:6 ) JUDGEMENT The thirteen-judge bench of the Supreme Court in Keshwanand Bharti Case 1973 by a majority of 7:6 held Read more
This Article is written by Ayushi Sharma, a student of 4th year LLB at RNB Global University,Bikaner, Rajasthan. Article 16 states, There shall be equality of opportunity for all citizens in matters relating to employment orappointment to any office under the state. No citizen shall, on the grounds only of Read more
This article is written by Guriya Kumar, a student of B.COM LL.B., 5th year, who is pursuing her course from KK Law College, Boharsharif, Nalanda, Bihar. ABSTRACT Education as a tool is the most potent mechanism for the advancement of human beings. Education emancipates the human beings and leads to Read more
Abstract The Parliament in exercise of its power under Article 368 of the Indian Constitution can amend any part of the Constitution except Basic Structure of the Indian Constitution. Part XX of the Indian Constitution under Article 368 deals with the amendment of the Constitution. The Indian Constitution is founded Read more