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In P Ramchandra Rao v. Akin to the above, in Ram Jawaya Kapur and Ors. v. This case   of Indira Gandhi v. Union of India . of India and she won the seat of her constituency fairly.

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 The Mathura Rape Case revealed weaknesses in India’s rape legislation, in the area of proof of consent It is pertinent to look at the Mahmood Farooqui v.

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 Press Council of India is vested with the task of ensuring that the Newspapers etc. do not publish Zainul v. Chief Secy., T.N. Narayanan v. Chief Secy., Govt. of T.N.

Union of India & Anr , where the Hon’ble Supreme Court directed the incorporation of the option of “None Union of India & Anr, where the People’s Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL) filed a writ petition under On the other hand, the counsel for the Union of India contended that the right to vote is not a fundamental References- [i] Union of India v. Association of Democratic Reforms and Anr, 5 SCC 294 (2002). [ii] People’s Union for Civil Liberties & Anr v. Union of India & Anr, 10 SCC 1 (2013). [iii] S.

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.

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 Golak Nath v. In Somaiya Organics (India) Ltd. v. Since the doctrine has been sparingly used in India, one may look at the development of the doctrine

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 In the case of Kerala, State v. Right to Free Education is a Fundamental Right In India, the topic of mandatory and free education has

Authored by Aaditya Vardhan Singh Rathore , 3rd-year law student at the Indian Institute of Management In India, including both Civil and Criminal, almost more than 25000 review petitions have been filed

It contains certain grounds , under which, abortion is legal in India. of Devika Biswas v. Union of India & Ors . which surpassed the reproductive health framework and also realised autonomy and Union of India & Others , where the court held that child marriage exposes vulnerable and young girls For example, in the case of L.C. v.

In Anuradha Bhasin v Union of India , the Court reiterated the idea of the proportionality test as illustrated Union of India (FMP). Union of India, (2020) SCC OnLine SC 453 [4]Chintaman Rao v State of MP, AIR 1951 SC 118 [5] Yutaka Union Of India AIR 1981 SC 344 [16]Government of NCT of Delhi v Union of India (2018) 8 SCC 501 [ 17]Kalpana Mehta v Union of India (2018) 7 SCC 1 [18]Kai Moller, Justifying the Culture of Justification

Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala Source: Countercurrents | Religion-Based Reservations in India Nagraj v. Union of India . The State of Madras v. Furthermore, in the judgement of Balaji v. Union of India (2003) , the Supreme Court emphasised that Articles 15 and 16 prohibit reservations

Delhi Evolution and Dynamics of Federalism: A Comparative Study of Legislative Power Allocation in India In contrast, India’s federalism was shaped by the need for a strong central government to maintain national This paper explores the historical and political circumstances that shaped federalism in the U.S. and India This comparative study focuses on the evolution and dynamics of federalism in India and the United States India’s federal structure divides powers among the Union, State, and Concurrent lists, ensuring both