Judgment of Rupashok hurra vs. Ashok hurra (AIR 2002 SC 1771) Introduction to Article 12: “Definition in this part, unless the context otherwise requires, the State includes the Government and Parliament of India and the Government and the Legislature of each of the States and all local or other authorities within the territory of India […]
A common man generally views the concept of reservation and the concept of equality as two sides of coin. Having a narrow and inelastic view of non-representational concepts in the interpretation of law might be plague. Thus, the following article will explain the relationship laid down in the State of Kerala v NM Thomas[1] case
M.R. Balaji Vs State of Mysore: Equality is one of the foremost objectives of the Indian Constitution. Article 14 of the Indian Constitution talks about equality before the law and equal protection of the law, but the concept of equality in the Indian Constitution is not absolute. There are certainly deprived and suppressed sections in
This article is written by Faisal Ali, a 2nd-year student of Lovely Professional University, Phagwara (Punjab). this article is dealing with article 29 of the Indian Constitution. Introduction The concept of “minorities” is not defined in the constitution, but a conclusion can be drawn from Article 30(1). Article 30(1) talks about linguistic and religious minorities.
This article is written by Parveen Kaur, 2nd year Student, at Lovely Professional University, Phagwara (Punjab). This article deals with a detailed explanation of Article 15: Discrimination on the basis of caste (Baduan gang rape). Introduction The Indian Constitution guarantees its citizens various fundamental rights and prohibits discrimination based on religion, race, caste, place of
This article on “Medical College Reservation in Context with Case Law Ajay Kumar Singh Vs. State Of Bihar Under Article 15″ is written by Shifali, a student of BA LLB 2ND year in lovely professional university, Phagwara (Punjab). This article deals with reservations for backward classes in medical colleges. Introduction Article 15 in The Constitution
In our country, the judiciary is the main cornerstone of democracy, assisting in the efficient operation of democracy. The judiciary is dominated by judges. It is necessary for judges to be efficient in order for the judiciary to be successful. There are many great judges in our country who have brought about various changes through
This article is written by Anu Sharma, a 2nd-year student pursuing a Bachelor of Law from the School of Law, Lovely Professional University, Phagwara. The term property is derived from the Latin word ‘propertietat’ and the French equivalent ‘proprious’ which means thing owned’. The concept was known to ancient Greeks, Hindus, Romans, Jews etc. The
India is a country that believes in the reformative theory of law. The death penalty is the highest punishment given to anyone convicted. This isn’t a common phenomenon in India. In India, there were 144 death sentences awarded in 2021. In Indian cases like Nirbhaya Rape, the court imposed the death penalty for the most
This Article is written by Mananjot Singh, a student in 2nd year of B.A., LL.B studying at Lovely Professional University, Phagwara. The following blog will enlighten the audience about Manual scavenging and its violation with respect to article 21. What is manual Scavenging? Manual scavenging in layman’s language is the course of expulsion of human