ABOUT THE ORGANZIER Legal Vidhiya is not just a platform; it is the starting point for law students embarking on their legal journey. As a one-stop destination, we cater to all the needs of law students, providing a comprehensive range of resources and opportunities. Whether it’s workshops, webinars, internships, or Read more
This article is written by Janvi of 2nd Semester of Chanakya National law university, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Introduction Emergency provisions in the Indian Constitution serve as a crucial mechanism to address extraordinary situations that threaten the stability and security of the nation. These provisions grant the government exceptional Read more
This article is written by Soumya Shekhar, Som Law College Prayagraj, UP, 4th Semester (LL. B), intern under Legal Vidhiya Introduction The Parliament of India is the supreme legislative body of the Republic of India. It is a bicameral legislature composed of the president of India and two houses: the Read more
This article is written by Vaishnavi of 4th Semester of Barkatullah University, an intern under Legal Vidhiya The Constitutional Law and the Constitution – An Overview In a democratic country, it’s constitution is its supreme law. The Constitution is the fundamental law of the state and varies from country to Read more
This article is written by Anupriya Chatterjee, an intern under Legal Vidhiya Introduction The Constitution is not a mere lawyer’s document, it is a vehicle of life and its spirit is always the spirit of age[1] … constitution is considered to be a living document why is that? Any law Read more
This Article is Written by Vaishnavi of Barkatullah University, Intern under Legal Vidhiya Introduction: – The fourth largest country in the world and worlds’ greatest economic power, the United States of America is a federal republic of 50 states. It forms a “Coming together Federation” that is the states have Read more
This Article is written by kavya Lakshmi, Intern under Legal Vidhiya. INTRODUCTION: The Indian constitution guarantees some basic human rights to the people, which are called as fundamental rights. These rights are enshrined in part three of the Indian constitution, from Articles 12 to 35 and this is described Magna Read more
This Article is written by Shaista Waseem, a third-year BA.LL.B. (Hons) student at the Unity degree and law college Lucknow, Intern under Legal Vidhiya ABSTRACTS The 1st Amendment to the Constitution of India went into effect in 1951. It allows the state to take steps to promote social and economic 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