It is against law if someone is treated unfairly because of his race, skin colour, ancestry, nationality or ethnic background. However, if we look to the past we will find a long line of racist laws that were once prevalent in many societies and widely accepted by people. American society is an example of such…
It is against law if someone is treated unfairly because of his race, skin colour, ancestry, nationality or ethnic background. However, if we look to the past we will find a long line of racist laws that were once prevalent in many societies and widely accepted by people. American society is an example of such…
Part IV (A) Article 51 A of the Indian Constitution prescribes Fundamental Duties of every citizen. Fundamental Duties which are expected to be carried out by the citizens of our country. It is a moral obligation on the citizens to maintain feeling of patriotism and unity among all the citizens of the country. Fundamental Duties…
Introduction Just like any other written Constitution in the world, the Constitution of India allows it to be amended so that it can better meet the needs and changes in the world. Article 368 in Part XX of the Constitution talks about how Parliament can change the Constitution and how it does it, as well as…
The Constitution of India provides fundamental rights in Part III. The violation of these fundamental rights by State gives the right to invoke constitutional remedies. For the prevention of ambiguity and arbitrary violation of an individual’s rights definition of ‘State’ has been provided under Article 12. According to Article 12 of the Indian Constitution: The…
Introduction Recently the scuffle between two power centers – the state government which is run by a political party elected through the people’s mandate and the Governor, who is nominated by the President, is rocking the country. The last of mutual conflicts went to such an extent that some states are planning to come together…
· The introduction of Panchayati Raj took decades of consulting and various discussions before the institution of Panchayati Raj came into being. · Various committees submitted the recommendations on the functioning and modalities of Panchayati Raj. · Taking into account these recommendations, the parliament in after the 73rd constitutional amendment, which brought Panchayati Raj institution…
Introduction Under the 73rd constitutional amendment , there is a provision under article 243 M (4)(b), whereby the parliament may by law extend the provisions of the Panchayats to the scheduled areas provided under Scheduled 5 and Scheduled 6. “Scheduled Areas” mean the Scheduled Areas as referred to in Clause (1) of Article 244 of the…
Meaning of Legal Right Rights are termed as any action of a person permissible by law. In Essence, Legal rights are those rights that are provided to countries citizens by the government that particular country to access certain kind of freedoms. These rights are enjoyed by every citizen in day to day life and if…
The idea to constitute the Constituent Assembly for the formation of the Indian Constitution was given by Manabendra Nath Roy commonly known as M.N. Roy, in 1934. The Constituent Assembly was formed on 16th may 1946 under the Cabinet Mission Plan. The first sitting of the Constituent Assembly was in 1946 when the Assembly was…
