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- Call for Blogs: The Society For Constitutional Law Discussion (Accepting on Rolling Basis)
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- Conflictual Jural Relationships
According to the concurring opinion of Judge Harlan II in Peterson v.
- Call for Blogs: The Society For Constitutional Law Discussion
Themes Facial Surveillance and Constitution of India Constitutional exploitation and its concern: An evaluation Enforcement of International laws in Indian Constitutional Framework Transgender athletes and the Indian Constitution New Dimensions of judicial review Right to Self Determination and the Indian of Press - Desirability of External Regulation Protection of Human Rights Through Judicial Activism Indian Federalism – Issues and Challenges Women Rights under Indian Constitution Note: The Themes provided
- Article Writing Competition: The Society For Constitutional Law Discussion (Deadline Extended)
The competition invites undergraduate students from all over India to submit well-researched articles enrolled in any undergraduate course or its equivalent in any University or Institute within or outside India Participants will be required to submit an original, well–researched article written in English (UK/India
- Pending Bail Applications Violating Fundamental Right under Article 21
the legal fraternity and compelled us to re-think about the efficacy of justice delivery mechanism in India In its various judgements, the Hon’ble Supreme court of India has said that, “detention of undertrial The legal system of India is based upon the “presumption of innocence of the accused until the guilt This arising situation seems to be totally different from set norms by the Supreme Court of India and has led to infringement of fundamental rights enshrined in Article 21 of the Constitution of India.
- Call for Campus Ambassadors: Apply by 15th November 2023
The Society For Constitutional Law Discussion (TSCLD) is seeking Students from law colleges across India follows: Enhancing outreach and engagement within the student community of various law colleges across India
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The Society For Constitutional Law Discussion (TSCLD) is seeking Students across India to join its Graphic
- Kashmir: 1 year of Unmitigated Torment
They (government) have further submitted that the sovereignty and integrity of India, the security of The framers of the Indian Constitution were aware of the diversity of problems of this vast country and
- Career Talk on Application for LAMP Fellowship by TSCLD: 12th December 2023
Assistants to Members of Parliament (LAMP) Fellowship is a unique and an exciting opportunity for young Indians Objectives Provide a concise understanding of the LAMP Fellowship's role in shaping young Indians' understanding
- Webinar on “Role of Government Counsel in Litigation” (January 9, 2022)
LLP in Dubai for 2 years before moving back to India. Currently, he is a Senior Panel Counsel for the Government of India in the Hon’ble High Court of Delhi
- Case 1: Right to Exclude
He has demarcated the boundaries of his property with a fence and visible signs indicating that he does











