India's "One Nation, One Election" policy plan would make big changes to the way people vote, which could have a big effect on the country's federal structure. The idea is to organize...

Background: Mob lynching, although originating in Western culture, has seeped into Indian society, particularly due to heightened religious and cultural sensitivities surrounding cow protection. ...

This project report focuses on the right to a speedy trial under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the legal framework, examines relevant case laws,...

Sealed cover jurisprudence, a contentious legal practice in Indian courts, entails the submission of evidence or information to the judiciary in a sealed envelope, accessible solely to the pres...

Article 323A of the Indian Constitution empowers Parliament to establish administrative tribunals to adjudicate matters concerning public service disputes. These tribunals hold quasi-judicial a...

The Indian Constitution guarantees a wide array of fundamental rights, including the freedom of movement and residence within the country. Article 19(1)(e) confers upon citizens the right to re...

Transformative constitutionalism is a doctrine that allows constitutional interpretation to evolve in tandem with societal progress, particularly in advancing human rights and freedoms. In the ...

The Indian legal system, rooted in a rich tapestry of historical, cultural, and constitutional foundations, stands as a complex and dynamic entity shaping the world's largest democracy. This co...

Caste-Based Reservations and Affirmative Actions in India Caste-based reservations and affirmative actions are policies implemented in India to address historical and ongoing social and economic...

KS Puttaswamy CaseFacts Of The Case Even after the Act passed in 2016, the Aadhaar (Authentication) Regulations, 2016, the PML (Maintenance of Records) Fifth Amendment Rules, 2017, and all not...