The Indian Constitution gives us Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSPs). Fundamental Rights protect the freedom of every person, while DPSPs guide the government to make policies…
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar remarked in the constituent assembly that the extensive powers granted by Article 356 would essentially become a ‘dead letter’ and should only be utilized as a…
42nd Constitutional Amendment, 1976 It brought certain modifications to Part IV of the Constitution by adding new guidelines: Article 39A: To provide free legal aid to the poor. Article 39(f):…
Landmark Supreme Court Judgments Highlighting the Need for a Uniform Civil Code Shah Bano Judgment: The Supreme Court dealt with the issue of maintenance under Section 125 of the Code…
These principles represent the modern ideology of ‘liberalism’. They put emphasis on ideas of modern sciences, uniformity in civil laws, international cooperation and peace, and educationThe provisions that align with…
It is alternatively referred to as ‘State of Emergency’ or ‘Constitutional Emergency’. The Constitution of India contains specific articles that allow for the administration of a state in the event…
These principles are based on Gandhian ideology to represent the programme of reconstruction that Gandhi emphasised during national independence movements in colonial India. To achieve his aspirations, several of his…
These Directive Principles follow the ideas of ‘socialism’. These principles put special emphasis on providing social and economic justice to the people and attaining a welfare state. The articles in…
The Directive Principles of State Policy are outlined in Part IV of the Constitution, specifically from Articles 36 to 51. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar referred to these principles as ‘unique features’…
Fundamental rights are the basic rights that are essential for the development of human personality and the overall well-being of individuals. These rights are considered to be the bedrock of…
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