When we think about the coalition government, an opinion may come into our mind that it is an unstable form of government. It needs to make a balance between both parties while making a coalition government. The minister of the [coalition government] has to listen to the demands of both parties. To take the majority […]
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Are you unhappy with the events happening nearby? Do you believe that the steps taken by the government for doing some work are not good for the public interest? Is there any other wrong work happening that is violating human rights? If you think that these questions are related to your life so you should
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“The Right to Equality is a right of equal satisfaction of basic human needs, including the need to develop and use capacities which are specifically human.” D.D Raphall We all human beings are born equally with the same physical attributes. However, our past experience highlights a bitter history of discrimination and partiality in the name
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This article is written by Sanchit Kumar Sinha, LLB 2nd year at Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Law College, Nagpur. This article is based on the Law of equity and Equitable Remedies. The law of equity leads off in the Court of Chancery which was set up because a fair and just remedy could not be given
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The Constitution of India is also known and the Bhartiya Savindhaan. It is the supreme law of India. The constitution of India was adopted by the constituent assembly of India on 26 November 1949 and became active on 26 January 1950. Currently, The constitution of India has 448 articles 25 parts and 12 schedules. There
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The Indian Constitution is very unique and special. It was drafted by referring to the constitutions of many other nations. Since India is a multilingual and multi-religious country, and due care was taken to inculcate all the positive values and practices in the Constitution. With the signing of the Stockholm Declaration in 1972, India was
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Reservation is a necessary evil of our democratic society The right to equality is one of our most important fundamental rights enshrined under Part III of our Constitution. This Right ranges from Article 14 to 18 and it aims to provide a level playing field to all individuals while eliminating all forms of discrimination and
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Before the period of independence, we faced gross discrimination based on our caste, colour sex, etc. The forefathers of our Constitution also suffered this agony in their lives. So, to remove this taboo from our society, the drafters of our Constitution made provisions of equality in our supreme constitutional document. This principle of equality is
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The concept of the 6 Fundamental Rights of Indian constitution enshrined under part III is the identity of our constitution as they not only ensure our freedom but also protect us from arbitrary state enactments. However, the real significance of fundamental rights is given under Article 13 of the constitution of India. This Article makes
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The constitution of India is based on the principle of federalism in which the powers are divided between the union and the states. However, the powers are not equally divided and the centre is given extra authority in case of adversities. Further, the states are not allowed to leave this federation and the centre can
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