Introduction and definitions: Sir Francis Bacon , an English Philosopher and Statesman coined the term Euthanasia in the 17th century. He used this term to describe the physician's responsibil...

The discourse surrounding euthanasia represents a critical intersection of constitutional rights, medical ethics, and human dignity. This research paper examines the evolving legal perspecti...

This article explores on the intricacies of 'right to life' and 'right to die' under article 21 of the Indian Constitution. It clarifies on the contemporary ambit of article 21 and seeks to con...

Euthanasia or mercy killing refers to ending a person's life, who has been suffering from some life-threatening disease and is in a vegetative state. This is usually done when the person suffer...

Criminal Appeal of No. 115 of 2009 This landmark judgment legalized passive euthanasia, which was for a long time considered as illegal or a matter of confusion. The case revolves around "Pass...

Euthanasia is a combination of two words of Greek origin EU and Thanos. Eu means good and Thanos means death. It is the concept of good death. What it means is that when a person cannot be cure...

In the intricate realm of constitutional law in India, the right to life and personal liberty, enshrined under Article 21, stands as a cornerstone, emphasizing the essence of individual freedom...

Every single being in this world has a right to life and to live in this world with dignity. It is the universal right to every human being existing in this world irrespective of their caste, g...

Euthanasia: Definition And History. Understanding "Euthanasia":The Death can be defined as the termination of life. Death can be categorized basically into two kinds – (i) natural and (ii) un...

We, the people, act as a substratum of the Preamble to the Constitution of India. Harold J. Laski aptly puts it: Without rights, there cannot be liberty, because, without rights, men are the su...