The 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights places great emphasis on the principles of freedom, equality, and nondiscrimination. "Right is an interned recognized, protected, and enforce...

One of the main articles in Part III of the Indian Constitution that addresses fundamental rights is Article 21. Article 12 of the Indian Constitution defines the enforceable rights against the...

Statements made by judges and academics about the idea that someone should be shielded from double jeopardy frequently either assume or subtly imply that the rule has a solid theological basis ...

The Constitution of India guarantees freedom of speech and expression to every citizen as a fundamental right. While guaranteeing such freedom, it also provides under Article 129 that the Sup...

On the 28th of January 2024, Nitish Kumar's departure from the Mahagathbandhan alliance and the I.N.D.I.A. bloc ensued, culminating in his ninth swearing-in ceremony as the chief minister of Bi...

India is a diverse country with different religions, faiths, castes, languages, cultures, etc. This Pluralist society includes both the minority groups and the majority groups. Therefore, 'Equa...

Generally, a Central Law becomes operative on the day the President signs it. In a similar vein, a State Law takes effect the day the Governor signs it. The commencement of a statute designates...

The fact that India is a diverse country is widely known. As William J. Duiker put it, "A land of diversity" It is clear from both its languages and cultures as well as from its physical traits...

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The Rule of Law is the fundamental principle of governance for any civilized democratic polity. Our constitutional scheme is based upon the concept of the Rule of Law, which we have adopted and giv...