Section: Constitutional Law – I

The Constitution is the supreme law of the land, and all organs of the State are required to function within the limits ...

The traditional system of justice is based on the principle that a person must approach the court only when his or her o...

The Constitution is a dynamic document that must evolve with the changing needs and circumstances of society. At the sam...

The original Constitution incorporated an extensive charter of Fundamental Rights but did not expressly provide for Fund...

Article 44, placed among the Directive Principles of State Policy, provides: “The State shall endeavour to secure for th...

The Directive Principles of State Policy are enumerated in Part IV of the Constitution from Articles 36 to 51. The frame...

Art. 32 is the most important Article in the Indian Constitution. It provides remedies for the enforcement of rights con...

Cultural and Educational Rights are provided under Art. 29 (Protection of interests of Minorities) and Art. 30 (Right of...

The architects of the Indian Constitution acknowledged the nation’s deeply rooted religious diversity and determined tha...