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This article, “Arbitrary Arrest and Detention” is written by SITANSHU SHEKHAR SRIVASTAVA, a 4th-year law student at MIT WPU. Introduction India is the largest democracy.
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Balancing Freedom of Expression in Democracy
This article, “Balancing Freedom of Expression in Democracy” is written by Vijetha Saishree Palle a 1st year Law student at Symbiosis Law School, NOIDA.
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Right to Life and Personal Liberty
This article, “Right to life and personal liberty” is written by Urvashi Lanjhewar a 4th year Law student at Sage University, Indore. Introduction In a.
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APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES TO HIGH COURTS AND SUPREME COURT: A JOURNEY THROUGH THE FIRST TO THIRD JUDGE’S CASES, NJAC, AND THE COLLEGIUM SYSTEM
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Why do we need a Constitution?- All about it
Akash Ahirwar, a 4th Year Law student at Law College Dehradun has written this article explaining all about Why we need a Constitution..
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Procedure For Filing a Writ Petition
Procedure for filing a writ petition -Aryaman Shivendra Pratap What is a writ petition? The term writ petition is derived from the English.
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What are the five types of Writ Petition?
Writ Petition M. Mohanapriya, 14 October, 2020 ‘INJUSTICE ANYWHERE IS A THREAT TO JUSTICE EVERYWHERE’ KING MARTIN LUTHER Fundamental rights are those rights.
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FREEDOM OF RELIGION UNDER INDIAN LAWS
FREEDOM OF RELIGION “We, the citizens of India are under a constant obligation to practice this right in a civilized manner for having.
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Maratha Reservation Case Analysis – Dr Jaishri Laxmanrao v. Chief Minister
This Analysis of the judgement in Dr Jaishri Laxmanrao Patil vs. The Chief Minister and Ors.(Maratha Reservation Case) is written by “Tshewang Dema“,.