Fundamentals Rights, Directive Principles and Fundamental Duties are some of the important features of the Indian Constitution. Indian constitution guaranteed Fundamental Right. The Importance of Article 51A of fundamental duties, will not be complete without discussing the Fundamental Rights and …
Article 14 Article 14 of the Constitution of India provides that “The State shall not deny to any person equality before the law or the equal protection of the laws within the territory of India.” It means every person, who …
Parliament of India: The law-making power rests upon the hands of the Indian parliament. The parliament consists of the Lok Shabha and the Rajya Sabha. The Lok Shabha is also called as the lower house or the house of people, …
Introduction: As we know that Indian Constitution is considered to be the lengthiest Constitution all over the world, there is nothing to be wondered about the complex characteristics of this Constitution. The basic reason of this complex nature can be …
India formed with few states and presently there are 29 states. The powers of the legislature, executive and financial have been divided by the constitution of India between the centre and states. Hence it can be said that the Indian …
Introduction A state is indefensible without a constitution. Every state has its own definite set of rules. These rules fix the basic structure of the government for operating the state. These rules of the state are called the constitution. Herman …
Introduction The basic structure is the very important topic in the Indian constitution. The phrase basic structure itself cannot be found in the constitution. It is a German concept and this doctrine is established by the judiciary in the case …
Introduction The right to freedom is one of the fundamental rights assured by the constitution of India. It is very important to understand what this right demands and includes. Fundamental rights are the basic right of the people. Though the …
Definition of Arbitrariness: Arbitrariness is the quality of being “determined by chance, whim, or impulse, and not by necessity, reason, or principle”. [1] The word “arbitrary” originated from the Latin word “arbitrarius” which means the source of arbiter or someone …
Sovereignty is a term of political theory which has a number of meanings changing in accordance with different times and different places. [1] According to a famous french jurist, Jean Bodin, sovereignty is something very personal which is restricted to …