citizenship if the person entered India before December 31, 2014. Domestic critics and foreign anti-India lobbies criticized the Act for distorting India’s democratic Most of the rights in India are available only to the citizens of India. It was held in State Trading Corporation of India Ltd. v. The Indian Union Muslim League filed a petition under Article 32  of the COI challenging the constitutionality

Assistant Professor of Law Abstract The research paper traces the legislative history of citizenship in India However, the authors have mainly aimed to deduce the constitutionality or unconstitutionality of the At last, the authors in their concluding remark have argued that this constitutionally unpalatable legislation Secularism and Equality as engraved in our Constitution and must be repealed before we go back to the India

University (NFSU), Delhi Introduction The death penalty has always been a topic of global debate, and India India’s Position: The Impact of the Aparajita Woman and Child Bill, 2024 The proposed death penalty for Although the bill's objective is to deter horrific crimes, it also raises serious questions about India's Although India has always maintained the death penalty for crimes deemed exceptionally serious, this Furthermore, questions have been raised concerning the ability of India’s legal system to administer

student at NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad Citizenship Amendment Act Introduction The partition of India There was no question about their loyalty towards India. of India. In Central Bank of India v. People wanting to return to India were asked by the Indian High Commission in Pakistan to obtain Pakistani

conventions aimed at addressing marital rape, along with the legislative and judicial landscape in India Globally, more than a hundred governments have made marital rape illegal, although India still struggles As a member state, India is prohibited from derogating from any fundamental rights outlined in Article The supreme law of the country is the Constitution of India. In India, Section 375 of the IPC lays down the definition of rape.

Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University, Lucknow Parliament of India Introduction Nari Shakti Vandan and strengthen their political status, under women-centric development, India has passed the Constitution India adopted Universal suffrage along with the Constitution on 26th January 1950. It embarks on a new journey for Indian women in Indian politics.  Indian society is fragmented into varied groups with different historical backgrounds. 

debate seems to have been laid to rest with the positivist approach emerging as triumphant in the West, India In multicultural India, this has, however, created a flawed system where inconsistencies with moral and The social and moral fabric of traditional India has viewed such relations as moral in multiple instances principles and moral authority leads to the question of what normative validity is in 21st-century India As India attempts to reach the jurisprudential ideal, the balance between law and morality must be trodden

Atharv Sharma, a 2nd-year law student at Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur Supreme Court of India in the constitution, especially in contemporary times with delimitation exercises at the doorstep of Indian Union of India , wherein the Supreme Court adopted a transformative view, admonishing a complete hands-off This approach is not unique to India and can be derived from the well-celebrated “living tree” doctrine Indian constitutional jurisprudence has followed a similar path, permitting the text to evolve to safeguard

Some provisions in Indian criminal law operate on this concept, even if they are not expressly stated right to personal liberty given to an arrested person, flowing out of Article 21 of the Constitution of India right to personal liberty given to an arrested person, flowing out of Article 21 of the Constitution of India Union of India, have ruled that the ability to be released on bond is a basic right. For instance, the Supreme Court of India granted temporary release to Arvind Kejriwal during the Lok

Augmenting the Freedom of Expression and Religious Choice Article 19 (1) (a) of the Indian Constitution It was held by Radhakrishnan J. in NALSA v Union of India as “No restriction can be placed on one’s personal Puttaswamy v Union of India, where Chandrachud J. stated that the liberty of an individual to decide Union of India & Ors. that “Even if there are differences of opinion in certain areas, people have to dictating the dress code in educational institutions, which could lead to a serious religious divide in India

Union of India.[1] Although the Apex Court acknowledged that expressing opinions through the internet Union of India (FMP). Union of India, (2020) 3 SCC 637 [2]The Constitution of India, 1950, Art. 19(1)(a) [3]Foundation for from-login=70205 [12]The Constitution of India, 1950, Art. 226 [13]The Constitution of India, 1950, Art Union Of India AIR 1981 SC 344 [16]Government of NCT of Delhi v Union of India (2018) 8 SCC 501 [17]Kalpana

The judgment of Shabnam Hashmi vs Union of India provided adoption as a  Fundamental Right. Key Laws Governing Adoption in India Introduction to Surrogacy Surrogacy is a contractual reproductive Domestic Laws on Surrogacy The key enactment in India that focuses on the aspect of surrogacy is “The Key Case Laws on The Aspect of Surrogacy In India Baby Manjhi Yamada vs Union of India In this instance Ikufumi Yamada and his wife, travelled to India for surrogacy purposes.