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  • Bodily Autonomy in Adoption and Surrogacy

    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.

  • Revisiting The Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill, 2024: A Step Towards Order Or Censorship?

    The erosion of free speech in India is not a hypothetical threat. It is nowhere mentioned in the Constitution of India but was formally recognised under Article 19 in Union of India   where Justice Venkataramiah  aptly described the free press as “the heart of social India’s judiciary has repeatedly upheld the primacy of free speech and expression. This is particularly relevant to India's bill, which risks promoting self-censorship.

  • Balancing the Bench: A Case for Women Reservations in Higher Judiciary

    year law student at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab Background The Supreme Court of India The statistics of both courts, raise grave concerns about the diversity and inclusivity of the Indian Women’s Inclusion In a nation where marital rape is still constitutionally sanctioned; it is in this The Indian higher judiciary, which essentially serves as the gatekeeper for upholding the principles

  • A Framework for Representative Democracy

    NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad The Supreme Court in Association for Democratic Reforms v Union of India They are issued by any authorized branch of the State Bank of India and can be used to make donations The scheme thus raised twin considerations for the Electoral System of India – (I) Transparency in Political Union of India, which were given in the context of the exercise of executive privilege under Section Association of Democratic Reforms (hereinafter referred to as 'ADR' Case) and PUCL v Union of India (

  • The Road Not Taken: Rajaji’s Blueprint vs. Nehru’s Socialism

    Had India followed the path of Swatantra Party/C Rajagopalachari, India would have emerged as a nation The GDP growth of India averaged merely 3.5% by 1980s which was termed as the  “Hindu rate of Growth” Rajagopalachari’s Vision for Liberalisation: A Missed Opportunity for India C. Rajagopalachari  was a key figure in the independence movement of India. , GST, digitalisation, etc. today India is on a right track for economic development.

  • Doctrine of Eclipse under Article 13: Modified Application in Post-Constitutional Law

    Authored by Priyam Mitra , a 3rd-year law student pursuing B.A., LLB at National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bengaluru Constitution of India Introduction [T]he application of the doctrine of In Somaiya Organics (India) Ltd. v. Since the doctrine has been sparingly used in India, one may look at the development of the doctrine While the import of this new form as it is to India is not suggested, what this discussion leads to is

  • Implementation of a Uniform Civil Code: Boon or a Bane?

    Constitution places a duty on the State to secure a Uniform Civil Code (“UCC”) for the citizens of India However, implementing a uniform standard in India has to be viewed through the socio-political lens to Need for a Uniform Civil Code Through its diversity, India bound different religions through their respective Union of India and P.E. Mathew v. Union of India, amongst others. However, it is crucial to bear in mind that in a diverse society such as India’s, a uniform standard

  • Constitutional Space for Citizen’s Reading of the Constitution

    Can a citizen read beyond the text of Constituion and its Justice? to the Constituent Assembly which spoke in the name of the people of India…This means that the legal sovereignty was vested in the Constituent Assembly whereas the people of India may be said to be only In recognition of this fact and to bring out that it was really speaking on behalf of the people of India , the Constituent Asembly began the Preamble with the words : "We, the people of India".

  • The Legality of Quarantine Powers:A Cross Country Analysis in the Light of Constitutional Safeguards

    In India, central and state governments have invoked various legislations and statutes to contain the In India, the practice dates back to the colonial era. In India, there are laws and regulations at the union level and state level. [v] The Constitution of India, Art. 19(1) (d). [vi] The Constitution of India, Art. 21. India (The Supreme Court of India).

  • National Webinar: “Constitutional Law in the Digital Age” by NSS Cell, CNLU x TSCLD | 26th Nov

    Chanakya National Law University is a public law school and a National Law University in Patna, Bihar, India Concept Note The Constitution Day marks a significant milestone in the history of India, commemorating Yogesh Pratap Singh received his LL.M. from National Law School of India University (NLSIU), Bangalore of the voting patterns of judges in the Supreme Court of India. Verma is a practising Advocate on Record, Supreme Court of India (qualified in July 2022 in 1st attempt

  • Navigating the Digital Frontier: Right to Privacy in the Age of Social Media

    technological advancements, emphasising transparency, fairness, and autonomy over personal data in India Article 21 of the Constitution of India.   Union of India . Union of India & Ors . The lawsuit seeks to uphold Indian residents' data and “right to privacy.”  Union of India case.” 

  • ⁠Impact of NDA Clauses on Sexual Harassment Survivors

    In India, NDAs are technically in place under the Indian Contract Act, 1872 , and are therefore utilised the sense of implications of NDA clauses on the rights of survivors under sexual harassment laws in India Indian Position NDA’s are legal instruments under the Indian Contract Act in India. India can and should take considerable steps to bring about a legal setting that will support survivors It is in urgent need for India to reconsider its existing legal regime over NDAs and sexual harassment

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