Affirmative action, a tool introduced to bring the most economically and educationally backward sections at par with the rest of the population, has now at the hands of the populist governments...

The formula that every man to count for one and no one to count for more than one seems to form the heart of the doctrine of equality. The assumption therefore is that unless there is sufficien...

From the beginning of civilization, religion has been considered as one of the important components of social structure. It has been treated as norm provider to regulate the society and life. When ...

Recently, in two cases the Supreme Court of India held that there is no Fundamental Right to Reservation. Firstly, in the case of Mukesh Kumar V. State of Uttarakhand [1]. In this case, an appe...

India's Minority Policy Is Anti-NationalI do not use that word lightly but with full responsibility and seriousness out country was partitioned on the basis of religion. Muslim League want it's ...

Reservation policy has been an integral part of public policy of both the British India and princely India. It was primarily a policy formulated by the British to provide representation to the In...

Right to Equality is one of the basic fundamental rights of the Constitution of India which is guaranteed to all the citizens of the country. Article 16 of the Constitution deals with the equalit...

Background of the case The case emerged out of a notification vide GOMs. No. 3 passed by then governor of the Andhra Pradesh government in 2002. The notification reserved all the posts of teach...

Can we consider our India as a secular and united nation? Let's figure it out. The preamble to the constitution of India defines India as a Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic, Republic…. B...

After revoking the special status of Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370 on 5th August last year, Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) amended 2010 legislation- The Jammu and Kashmir Civil Services...