No Dukes, No Barons: Article 18 of Constitution
Imagine waking up one morning to find your building’s WhatsApp group buzzing with excitement. Someone just announced that…
All About Lok Adalat Concept
India is a country with courts burdened with pendency of cases. When the concept of justice is fast…
Hindi Language Controversy in India – Vide Legal Lens
“In a country where language should be a thread that weaves unity, it often turns into a wall…
Definition of Law in Indian constitution
“Law and order are the medicine of the body politic and when the body politic gets sick, medicine…
What are the 4 pillars of democracy? – Know Here
The term “Democracy” is derived from Greek words ‘demos’ (means people) and ‘kratos’ (means rule). A democracy holds…
Rights of Accused Persons in India – 7X7 Rules of Law
Innocent or guilty, no one wants to be standing in a Court of Law to defend himself/herself against…
Emergency Provisions in Indian Constitution (Articles 352 to 360)
Imagine a democracy of the State/country has been paused, causing the freedom of the peoples on the backseat.…
Right to Education Article 21A of Constitution
Education helps people and communities grow and become better. In a nation like India, where millions of youngsters…
Audi Alteram Partem: Your Right to be Heard
“Justice is the virtue of social institution, as truth is the system of thought.” ~John Rawls Justice is…
Justice Varma Case: Can a Judge be removed from High Court?
India is the largest democracy, and Judiciary is one among its four crucial pillars. The recent Justice Varma…