Right to protest is a fundamental right but subject to certain restrictions. Our Constitution provides right to protest but that doesn’t mean encroach and occupy upon public roads, public property, public spaces. The protest shall be peaceful and not hamper the integrity of the nation. Protest shall take place only in the designated places. I…
Fundamental Rights are described as the basic rights guaranteed to every citizen of the country under the constitution. They are present in Part III of the Constitution which ensures some rights to all its citizens so that they can live their lives peacefully. They help in checking the activities of the Government so that it…
In the case of Lachmi Narain vs Union of India,[1] wherein the validity of the notification of the Central Government was in question as it has extended then existed Part C state laws Act, 1950 to The Bengal Finance (Sales Tax) Act, 1941 to Delhi with certain modifications as Section 2 of “Part C State…
Reservations have become a hotcake for all sections of people in the society nowadays. The common man wants it to secure his future and the politicians love to use it as a bait to attract voters for most of the time. If we look back into history, there has always been a divide between the…
The right to liberty or freedom is the most recognized and treasured of all the rights that are deemed vital for the development of an individual’s individuality. In reality, there can be no true right available to the people without liberty, i.e., the freedom to enjoy one’s rights. As such, liberty is the people’s most…
Rule of law is a fundamental concept that has been incorporated in various forms in Constitutions around the World. Likewise, the framers of Indian Constitution have also adopted the doctrine and included it in the Constitution. The Preamble mentions the ideals of justice, equality, and liberty. Part III of the Constitution describes the Fundamental Rights…
The prospective nature of Article 13(1) has given rise to the doctrine of eclipse. The doctrine of eclipse deals with pre-constitution laws or existing laws. The law which has been valid at its inception but has become invalid on the coming into force of the Constitution of India by reason of being inconsistent with the…
The Right against Exploitation is enshrined in Articles 23 and 24 of the Indian Constitution. These are important Fundamental Rights that guarantee every citizen protection from any kind of forced labour. In this article, you can read all about the right against exploitation and its implications for the IAS exam. Article 19(1)(c) gives everyone a…
Writ is an order which is issued by higher authorities. These are the powers which is exercised by the Supreme Court and the High Court if there is any violation of fundamental rights of a citizen. It is one of the most important power given to the courts. The writs can be issued under Article…
In December 2020, the Supreme Court remained the Andhra Pradesh High Court request that tried to gather a suo moto legal investigation into whether there is a “sacred breakdown” in the Andhra Pradesh Government. This was unmistakably an instance of legal exceed by the A.P. High Court. The subject of a “sacred breakdown” or the…
