The six Fundamental Rights; Right to Freedom, Right to Equality, Right against Exploitation, Right to Freedom of Religion, cultural & Education Rights, Constitutional Remedies. This article will only focus on the Constitutional Remedies; Article 226 & Article 32. Article 226 & 32 of the constitution of India are also known as ‘Writs’. These two Articles…
Minerva Mills Ltd. is a limited company dealing in textiles in Karnataka. The other petitioners are the shareholders in Minerva Mills. August 20, 1970- The Central Government, in apprehension of the substantial fall in production of Minerva Mills, appointed a committee under section 15 of the Industries (Development & Regulation) Act, 1951 (herein after referred…
Fundamental rights are guaranteed by the Constitution of India under Part III. They are so-called because these rights are provided by the fundamental law of the land and no authority can make any action which is in contravention of these rights. In M. Nagraj v. Union of India (2006) 8 SCC 212, it was observed…
Equality is one of the most important thing in this 21st century as earlier in past there is no equality like equality in between the Gender where man are always superior to women. Equality among the colors or racism the people who are having bright or fair color are suppress the dark color people and…
This very famous case is related to the Fundamental Rights which is granted in our Constitution of India under Article 14 to 32. This case is a very famous case on the infringement of Constitutional Rights of the Petitioner, Kharak Sigh who was charged for the dacoity and later on acquitted by the court on…
As has been aptly put forward by Mulford, ‘An unamendable constitution is the worst tyranny of time.’ One of the most remarkable features of the Indian Constitution is that it is a dynamic document. It is living, adapting, grows as the society around it grows and is also flexible. The procedure for the amendment of…
Pundit Thakur Das Bhargav, one of the members of the Constituent Assembly called preamble as ‘the soul of the Indian Constitution’. He described it as the key to the constitution and as a jewel set in the constitution. Basically, preamble is the introduction to the Indian Constitution. It is the key to open the mind…
According to black’s law dictionary judicial activism is defined as a philosophy of judicial decision making whereby judges allow their personal views about public policy, among other factors to guide their decisions usually with the suggestion that adherents of this philosophy tend to find constitutional violation and are willing to ignore precedent. Judicial activism means…
Article 19 under Indian Constitution Abstract We have certain basic rights as citizens of India. Fundamental rights are enshrined in the Indian constitution under Part III. These basic rights are fundamental rights that we get right from birth. No single person or state may take away the same from us. In particular, there are six…
Preamble is the Identity Card of the Constitution N.A Pakhivala (Eminent Jurist and Constitutional Expert) The American Constitution was the first country to begin with the practice of writing Preamble. Thereafter many countries, including India has followed this practice. The term “Preamble” is used to refer the introduction or preface of the Constitution. It is…
