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- Revisiting Judicial Interpretation of Socialism in the Wake of Rising Capitalism
Union of India (1983), Mafatlal Industries Ltd vs. Union of India (1996), Sanjeev Coke Manufacturing Company vs. A report by Oxfam India, published in 2023, titled 'Survival of the Richest: The India Story', foregrounded the sordid underbelly of the poor's life in India. Union of India (Cooper) (1970).
- Horizontal Reservation for Transgender: A Mirage of Equality
Union of India (“NALSA judgement”). The Court provided reservation but did not specify how it should be imp indicating towards the duty of portion of the community currently engages in, like begging and sex work, has been criminalized in India In India, Vertical reservation is particularly for the reservation for the underprivileged people belonging In Indira Sawhney v Union of India, (“Indira Sawhney”), Supreme Court provided a 50% cap on reservations
- Right To Marry: A Fundamental Right
Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur Introduction Marriage is a cornerstone of societal structure in India Interpretation With Statues India, as a diverse nation, has a variety of personal laws governing marriage The constitution of India guarantees its citizens the right to freedom of conscience and free profession The Chief Justice of India said that same-sex relationships are not new to Indian culture. Union of India and Joseph Shine v.
- From Kesavananda to Puttaswamy: Navigating through Constitutional Challenges
In doing so, the article contributes to a richer comprehension of the complex tapestry of Indian constitutionalism It replaced the Government of India Act of 1935, passed during British rule in India. Union of India (1986) In this case, the Supreme Court of India introduced the ‘principle of absolute Union of India (1992) It is one of the most important decisions of the Supreme Court of India on the Constitution of India.
- The Third Gender: Protection or Discrimination? A Critique of Transgender Rights Act, 2019
Hotel Association of India held that personal autonomy and self-expression are protected under Article Union of India, gender identity was recognized as one of the most fundamental aspects of life and every It was said that the continued discrimination against the transgender community in India is contrary Union of India, the Hon’ble Court held that the right to privacy is a fundamental right under Art. 14
- Prolonged Pursuit of Justice for Bilkis Bano
The most astonishing thing is the delay that the Indian judiciary shows in disposing of the case concerning Union of India (Bilkis Bano Case’) The Rape incident took place on March 3, 2002, after Bilkis and her Bilkis Bano moved a writ petition to enforce her rights through Article 32 of the Indian constitution denied the right to vote, which is the most basic right and most important one given to citizens of India The Supreme Court of India has laid down various factors for granting remission in Laxman Naskar v.
- A Constitutional Conundrum: Navigating the Issue of Residence Reservation in Private Employment
However, this has ignited the debate over dual citizenship within the territory of India because the Thereby, in Pradeep Jain , the single domicile of the citizens i.e., the domicile of India was upheld based on the latter will stand repugnant to Articles 14 , and 15 of the Indian Constitution . constitutional protection is granted upon residence-based discrimination in private employment in the Indian the case of residence as criteria for appointment in public office, reiterated in Article 35 of the Indian
- Article 143 and Judicial Precedent: Can the Supreme Court Reconsider Its Own Judgments?
C K, a 4th-year law student at the Faculty of Law, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi Supreme Court of India Introduction Article 143 of the Constitution of India empowers the President to refer to the Supreme In the exercise of this constitutional prerogative, the President of India, Smt. Consequently, the only legitimate recourse available to the Union of India would have been to invoke Union of India (“2G Judgement”).
- A Balancing Act: Sedition and The New Nyaya Sanhita Bill
proposed legislation, which lies under the title of ‘Acts endangering sovereignty, unity and integrity of India ,’ Sedition law in India since the inception of the Indian Penal Code, has been known for its draconian Introduction Sedition law in India, defined under Section 124A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), has recently contempt or excites or attempts to excite disaffection towards the Government established by law in India Vombatkere Versus Union of India , The Supreme Court stopped the enforcement of Sedition; it directed
- Unveiling the Veil: Assessing Corporate Donor Privacy in Electoral Funding
Authored by Kunal Parihar, a 3rd-year law student at National Law School of India University, Bangalore Introduction In a unanimous decision in Association For Democratic Reforms vs Union Of India, 2024 on Donors: Unraveling the Constitutional Implications When delivering the judgment, the Chief Justice of India regarding the political affiliation of corporate donors and is especially pertinent considering reports indicating Considering the considerable control of the state over the State Bank of India, it is not difficult for
- Cash For Vote: Decoding The Contours of Parliamentary Privileges In Light of Sita Soren Judgment
Union of India, 2024. In doing so, the court overruled the controversial P.V. Further, it discusses the scope, ambit and purport of parliamentary privileges in India, as has been In India, Articles 105 and 194 of the Constitution deal with the powers, privileges and immunities of Attorney General of India). Overruling P.V. decided not to take on the herculean task of defining parliamentary privileges upon itself and conferred Indian
- Revisiting National Medical Council Guidelines: Ensuring Equality and Reasonable Accommodation in Medical Admissions for Persons with Disabilities
Islamia University, New Delhi National Medical Commission/राष्ट्रीय चिकित्सा आयोग The Supreme Court of India This article scrutinises the guidelines, testing them on the scale of India’s obligations under international Reasonable Accommodation India ratified the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities of Union of India & Ors described the importance of reasonable accommodation to attain the primary values Hotel Assn. of India , the court also stated that “protective discrimination” intended by a policy should











