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- Legalisation of Same-Sex Marriage in India: A Dream or Reality?
The former Chief Justice of India had said, Human dignity is the quintessence of Human Rights. History of the Homosexuals in India Historians have long argued that pre-colonial Indian society did Union of India decriminalised homosexuality and abrogated section 377 of the Indian penal code which There is no particular law in India relating to marriages of the LGBTQ community people. Virginia, the same way inter-caste marriages are still frowned upon in India.
- State Control over Education: An Emerging Need for India
In a diversified country like India, this is not always possible. What can India Learn from these Countries? Best-suited Solution for India India has become the most populous country in 2023, surpassing China India is currently facing several issues in the area of education. The diversity of India since the framing of the constitution has not decreased.
- “Yes Man” Attitude to the Executive: A Question on India’s Electoral Official’s Appointment
The appointment of the officials of the Election Commission of India (ECI) is made following the procedure Union of India (the judgment). Chapter III (Fundamental Rights) in the Constitution of India. Moreover, the Preamble to the Constitution proclaims India a Democratic Republic. Union of India .
- Electoral Bonds: Depicting the Real Picture in Case of India
Introduction In recent years, electoral funding has become a topic of significant discussion and debate in India In 2019, the Supreme Court of India heard a petition challenging the legality of electoral bonds. A Case for Judicial Review of Legislative Process in India? How Electoral Bonds Distort India’s Democracy. /27935_2017_1_1501_50573_Judgement_15-Feb-2024.pdf India. (1950) The Constitution Of India.
- Evolving Rape Laws in India: Rethinking Consent and Addressing Legal Gaps
Kar Medical College rape case, in which a female student was reportedly raped by a senior, shocked India This incident reflects the urgent need to revisit and reform India’s rape laws, especially in ensuring years have passed, the definition and application of consent in the legal framework of rape laws in India other forms of sexual violence, triggered by very horrific incidents of sexual violence that shook India The Mathura Rape Case revealed weaknesses in India’s rape legislation, in the area of proof of consent
- Secularism: A Study in the light of the Constitution of India
Introduction India is one State endorsed with rich cultures that are distinct in language, dressing, Religion has been the key differentiating between the cultures inherent in India. The word "Secularism" derives its essentiality from the constitution of India under Freedom of Religion The Constitution of India provides for a Secular State. Secularism is the real strength of India as the biggest democratic country in the world.
- Responsible Journalism during the Pandemic in India
for the sake of reaching a particular conclusion, every individual in a Constitutional Democracy like India While India provides for the Freedom of Press, further entailing the right to access information its The extent of responsible journalism in India during Covid-19 Ideally, journalists are expected to publish circulate such content which is capable of inciting violence within the territorial jurisdiction of India The Press Council of India is vested with the task of ensuring that the Newspapers etc. do not publish
- Overview on Right to Education and the Constitution of India.
In some contexts, it has been revealed that different states in India have failed to maintain the basic Minorities are the integral part of democratic set up in country India has accommodated minorities since the culture educational right of the minorities, incorporated in the constitution of India basically Right to Free Education is a Fundamental Right In India, the topic of mandatory and free education has rights regarding education has been considered as a great and vital achievement for the children in India
- 2nd National Seminar on "Constitutionalism in the Age of AI: Navigating the Algorithmic Maze": Submit Abstract by March 15 (EXTENDED)
advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents unprecedented opportunities and challenges globally, and India While AI holds immense potential to transform various sectors in India, from governance and healthcare frameworks can be adapted or reimagined to address the unique challenges posed by AI technologies in India government services, and concerns about algorithmic bias, make this topic particularly relevant for India Privacy and AI Surveillance: Exploring the implications of AI surveillance systems on privacy rights in India
- Kunal Kamra v. Union of India: On Deciding Whose Perspective To Push?
Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 violated Articles 14 and 19 of the Indian Union of India , which mandates clear guidelines when imposing restrictions upon freedom of speech and Ultimately, the evolving landscape of freedom of speech and expression in India requires careful consideration Union of India AIR 2015 SC 1523. [2] S. Rangarajan v. P. Jagjivan Ram 1989 SCR (2) 204. [3] K.S. Union of India, (2017) 10 SCC 1.
- Revisiting the 10th Schedule: The Necessity to Reform India's Anti-Defection Law
In the years following its enactment, the anti-defection law in India emerged as a toothless tiger. violates the basic structure of the Constitution, the rule of law and principles of natural justice being constitutionally Even in that situation, the court exemplified the trust in the Speaker’s office, which is constitutionally authority to adjudicate anti-defection proceedings can also be assigned to the Election Commission of India Assigning this role to the Election Commission in India would ensure that political considerations do
- Federalism: Catharsis in Indian Democracy
Until 1935, the British ruled India with a unitary system of government, but the Government of India Unlike the USA, India is not a model federal state as in the case of India the unitary state was turned Union of India, [xv] a nine-judge bench enunciated that the Indian Constitution is federal. [x] The Constitution of India, Article 249. [xii] The Constitution of India, Article 356 [xiii] AIR 1962 SC 1406.











