Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties are inter-related, but there are many differences between the two, Fundamental Rights are the privilege enjoyed by each individual of the country on the other side, Fundamental Duties are the moral responsibilities which one needs to carry out in order to respect the rights of another individual and perform social
Author :- Shweta Pathania “Reservation is not Poverty Alleviation programme Reservation is Nation building process.” The bible of the India “The constitution” binds the people of India together in robust ties maintaining the same the government had put into force many provisions observed through amendments. So residing in country like India where emphasis is given
WIDOW’S RIGHTS ON THE PROPERTY Author :- ADHYARU JENI NANDKUMAR “Freedom can’t be achieved unless the women have been emancipated from all kinds of oppression,” – Nelson Mandela Widowhood is cursed in India, a woman is framed to be a ‘Husband Eater’ after the death of her husband. The rights of a widow have long
Author :- Ayushi Ranjan Introduction “One of the internet’s strengths is its ability to help consumers find the right needle in a digital haystack of data”. -Jared Sandberg Today every one of us are involved in financial transactions of be it the depositing of money in bank, withdrawal, any investment related transactions or if we
While framing the Indian Constitution it was made sure that no group based on any rational pillar is left behind in the society, and every individual and units of society are given equal opportunities to gain knowledge and conserve their educational, religious and cultural rights. Article 30 of the Indian Constitution gives the fundamental right
Author : SUMUKH AGGARWAL of Law College Dehradun Article 25 of the Indian Constitution is one of the foremost fundamental right deals with the freedom of conscience and right to profess, practice and propagate the religion. Like other fundamental rights this is also not absolute but subject to certain reasonable restrictions. The soul of this
Author :- Prapti Derasari “Liberty is a dearly what commodity and prisons are factories where it is manufactured…” – Mahatma Gandhi Introduction: “Society” – the whole group of people living together more or less on ordered community. Society is one, that teaches us everything like how to survive within group of people? How to behave
Author : Yuvraj Kashyap The Indian fundamental right provides the basic human right to every individual irrespective of gender, caste, colour, sex, age, etc. It also protects individual from various injustice. Article 24 of the Indian Constitution protects children from being exploited. As, children are regarded as the face of the Almighty and one of
Author : DIVYA VERMA of Law College Dehradun There is a need to restrain the liberties of a few people in order to completely enact and adopt the rule of law and for the benefit of a larger part of the society. It is obligatory that the restrain or arrest should be on sound grounds
Author :- Muskan Verma of Bharati Vidyapeeth New law college Pune Introduction Lynching refers to ‘killing someone for an alleged offence without a legal trial’. Mob lynching cases in India with an alarming rate. In 2018, 84 incidents of mob lynching were recorded and a rise in number was recorded in 2019 with a total case
