In Certain constitutional provisions which give certain power and rights to the citizens to protect environment. The 42nd amendment introduced Article 48A, part of the Directive Principles of State which read, “The State shall endeavour to protect and improve the environment and to safeguard the forests and wildlife of the country.” Article 51A (g), part…
The makers of constitution have granted fundamental rights to every citizen in order to preserve democracy within the democratic country. This landmark judgment of Supreme Court, by majority of 4:1 has established superiority of the individual’s civil and fundamental rights over the detrimental and restrictive policies. No democracy can prosper, if freedom of speech and…
Introduction A writ refers to a legal document that orders a person to perform or to stop performing a specific action. It is a formal written order in common law that is issued by a body with judicial jurisdiction; this body is generally called a court in recent times. Anglo-Saxons developed the concept of writ…
The concept of Separation of power refers to the system of government in which power isdivided among different organs of government .The organs of the government arelegislature , executive and judiciary these are also called pillars of democracy each organperforms their function independently without interference of other to avoid any kind ofconflict .Legislature function is…
What is ‘casteism’? Every religion is split into caste, which are further broken down into sub – castes. Each caste has its own customs, even if they all follow the same religions. Based on the caste vocation, many castes are granted a top position, while others are given a fewer right. There is indeed a…
Fundamental rights are a group of rights which are guaranteed to all the citizens of the nation by the Constitution of India under Part III. These rights apply universally to all citizens residing in the nation, irrespective of their race, place of birth, religion, caste or gender. They are recognized by law as rights requiring…
Earlier, the princely state of Jaipur used to get water from this river by making a canal, later this river turned into a dirty drain. There are more than 160 tubewells around it. Those who are giving water to the city. There have been infections in many tube wells. The State Human Rights Commission took…
India is a democracy. India is also a secular country which means that there are many religions co existing with each other. All these religions together make India so special. As India is a home to many religions this has given rise to the system of caste within each religion. The word caste derives from…
Although the word ‘federal’ is not defined anywhere in the constitution, article 1 of the Indian Constitution states that “India, that is Bharat, shall be the union of the states” Federalism primarily mentions the division of the power between the union and the state for the legislation or the formulation of the laws in the…
Judgement means the expression of the opinion of the judge or magistrate arrived at after due consideration of the evidence and of the arguments[1]. Judgement involves judgement of conviction or acquittal, but not an order of discharge under section 245 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973[2] (hereinafter referred to as “ The Code”.) It is a…
