The Constitution of India is an epitome of justice, equality, and morality as a result of several historical rulings that have occurred in India. Olga Tellis & Ors. v. Bombay Municipal Corp...

Over a great period, a certain section of the society had always been suffering from oppression and exploitation of all kinds. The malady of social disparities crippled the underprivileged and ...

Name of Case: The State of Madras vs Srimathi Champakam Dorairajan 1951 AIR 226, 1951 SCR 525 Composition of the Bench: The Supreme Court of India - Constitution Bench (7 judges) Name of J...

India has a diversified population that is split up according to caste, religion, and ethnicity. Reservations in educational settings and government employment are a topic that has been discuss...

Reservation has been the talk of the town in recent times, especially after the Supreme Court of India recently upheld the validity of the 103rd Amendment. Regardless, reservation or affirmativ...

The lawsuit gives a critical analysis of the TMA Pai v/s State Of Karnataka AIR 2003 SC 355. This case is a landmark judgement that has given answers to plenty of questions regarding the mi...

The Indian Constitution is the ultimate legislation of the country. The origins of the reservation system may be traced back to India's old discriminatory Caste System. Because unequal cannot b...

Equality is the prime principle and absolute source of all other liberties. Indian Constitution contains Code of Equality i.e. through Article 14 it engrafts, "State shall not deny to any ...

Reservation Policy in India is a process of reserving a certain percentage of seats the maximum limit is 50 percent for a specific class, for example, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Backw...

In this research project, I'll discuss about the Reservation System of India and equality. I would analyze about the purpose of the reservation system i.e. the core idea behind it and would als...