Abstract The right to education in India has undergone a tremendous change and has become a constitutionally protected fundamental right under Article 21, which provides for the Right to Life and Personal Liberty. This paper analyzes how education transforms from a simple directive principle to an enforceable right through judicial Read more…
This article is written by Kimaya J. Anavkar of K. C. Law College, Mumbai University, an intern under Legal Vidhiya ABSTRACT This comprehensive analysis delves into the intricate relationship between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) within the Indian Constitution. It explores their origins, nature, and the Read more…
This article is written by Anshika Chaudhary of RMLNLU, an intern under Legal Vidhiya ABSTRACT This article explores the concept of the principle of compensatory discrimination in India, examining its historical roots, legal foundations, and impact on societal development. It delves into the constitutional provisions, such as Articles 15(4) and Read more…
This article is written by Nithilan KM of Saveetha School of Law, an intern under Legal Vidhiya ABSTRACT: This paper examines the 164th Law Commission of India’s report on the Indian Divorce Act, 1869 (Act IV of 1869).Recognizing the Act’s outdated nature and discriminatory provisions, the report proposes comprehensive Read more…
This article is written by Chhavi Tripathi of 3rd Semester of Atal Bihari Vajpayee School of Legal Studies, an intern under Legal Vidhiya ABSTRACT Maintenance or spousal support is a legal concept that provides financial assistance to individuals, particularly in family and divorce law. The concept of maintenance under law Read more…
This Article is written by Diprava Ghosh ABSTRACT:- The fierce egalitarianism that is deeply ingrained in Indian culture longs to surface, but our people’s persistently disruptive and unhelpful behaviour prevents this way of life from advancing and thriving in our community. Undoubtedly, the social structure of our society places various challenges Read more…
This article is written by Divyanshi Singh of 5th Semester of BA LLB (Hons.) of NMIMS Kirit P. Mehta School of Law ABSTRACT: In order to address urgent social challenges, the following article discusses how welfare specialists are incorporated into India’s legal system. The provisions aim to improve social wellbeing Read more…
This article is written by Avantika Jain, an intern under Legal Vidhya INTRODUCTION: NATURAL JUSTICE:Despite not being included in the Indian Constitution, the idea of natural justice is nonetheless seen as a crucial component of justice administration. Common law’s notion of “natural justice” finds its roots in the Latin term Read more…