The Right to Silence also called as a citizen’s privilege is an essential legal right enforced by the Constitution of India. According to this law no police officer has the right to interrogate or force anyone accused of committing a crime to confess his crimes. Police officers will have to provide a written document explaining…
The personal liberty to move freely throughout the area belonging to India is also a right given to each Indian citizen. This not only protects the right to travel India but also the right to travel abroad and this right is one that does not need any explanation or justification for its existence in a…
The Right to Life envisages that the ‘State’ will provide the means for citizens to live with dignity and all basic minimum needs. The Right to oxygen is not a negative right but it is a positive obligation on the state to meet out its citizen’s life saving requirement. The State, in terms of Article…
Right to food is an important part of the human rights and this right cannot be denied by anyone. The government has implemented many schemes for the poor and needy people for having food in order to survive. Food is a necessity for human beings and every citizen has a right on it which can’t…
INTRODUCTIONIt is not possible to define the word “tribunal” scientifically. In general, ‘tribunal’ is an administrative body which exercise the power of adjudication, but it is not accepted as an appendage of government department. Tribunal should be regarded as machinery provided by Parliament for adjudication rather than as part of machinery of administration.As regards the…
INTRODUCTION Individuals have the right under Article 32 of the Indian Constitution to petition the Supreme Court for justice if they believe their rights have been “unduly denied.” As the “protector and guarantee of Fundamental Rights,” the Supreme Court is granted the jurisdiction to make directions or instructions for the implementation of any of the…
The courts have upheld that Doctrine of Substantive Legitimate Expectation (SLE) has to be “the sanction of law or custom or an established procedure followed in regular and natural sequence”.[1] Chintan Chandrachud calls this doctrine “illusionary” and claims that the doctrine has “evolved in a way that makes it almost impossible for a claim to succeed.” The courts may have called it a part of our law however, have shown immense resistance towards it and…
INTRODUCTIONThe right to freedom of religion is covered under article 25 to 28 of the constitution of India. The article are focused on the securing of the secularism within the constitution framework of India, as heralded the preamble.The relevant provisions concerning the right to freedom of religion are as here under reproduced:FREEDOM OF RELIGION UNDER…
MEANING Economic development can be defined as efforts that seek to improve the economic will being and quality of life for a community.FACTORS OF REGIONAL DISPARITY HISTORICAL FACTOR- *The British government and industrialists developed only those regions of the country which possessed rich potential for prosperous manufacturing and trading activities. Thus port cities like Bombay,…
“Article 123 of the Indian Constitution lays down the president’s power to promulgate ordinances.”[1] “As per article 213 of the Indian Constitution, even a governor can pass an ordinance provided that legislative assembly of the state is not in session and the ordinance does not require the prior assent of the president.”[2] “An ordinance by…
