Every society has its evils and every society has established methods to fight such evil but in order to fight such evils.
constitutional law
Article 21 of the Indian Constitution states “No person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except according to a procedure established by law.”
Education is one of the most basic human rights. It is a tool to the success of the democratic system of any country.
In our democracy, the institutions that we believe in are being continuously changed because we are never satisfied with them.
Gandhi said, “Bura mat Suno, Bura mat Dekho, Bura mat bolo” (see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil”)
“The judiciary was to be an arm of social revolution upholding the equality that Indians had longed for.”
Every democratic nation gives individuals freedom of speech and expression as their basic and constitutional right.
Whether it is a district court in Chennai, the High Court of Bombay or even the Supreme Court and Parliament in New Delhi, the interpretation of the Right to Equality across India
India, as defined by the first article in the Constitution, is a “Union of States”. This union bases its existence on the principles of unity, democracy, and effective power-sharing.
The Indian constitution is a living document with a dynamic approach that demands to be updated time and again in response to the raid societal changes.