The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in India is a proposed legal framework intended to replace the personal laws associated with different religions, establishing a single set of laws applicable to al...

Freedom of speech and expression is one of the fundamental rights any nation can give its citizens. That is why Article 19(1)(a) of the constitution of India provides for the said right. This r...

What is Interpretation? Interpretation: The word "interpretation" is derived from the word "interpret," which means to explain, translate, expound, or under...

In addition to Article 53, which grants the President all executive powers of the Union Government, including the supreme command of the country's defence forces, several other provisions outli...

The legal determination of the minority status of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) has been a contentious issue spanning decades, intertwining constitutional principles, legislative amendments, ...

In the Indian Constitution, part XV (Articles 324 to 329) deals with the Election Commission of India. It is an autonomous constitutional body responsible for conducting elections and has the p...

This paper explores the contentious practice of preventive detention within the framework of the Indian Constitution, particularly under Article 22, which provides procedural safeguards for ind...

Indian Polity is structured in a manner that horizontally divides the organs of government, into three institutions responsible for different functions i.e., Legislature, Executive, and Judicia...

The Indian Constitution is a comprehensive document that provides the legal and institutional framework for governance in the country. It establishes the fundamental principles that define the ...

Social constructivism1, a theory that originated from sociology and epistemology, holds that reality is not an absolute object, as it is constructed through interaction, discourse, and communic...