Exploring Ex Post Facto Law in Indian Constitution
Today, cheating in a relationship is per se not a crime (unless Section 69 of the BNS comes…
Is Conversion Legal in India? – Explore
India is a secular country which embraces diverse religions. With people being surrounded by so many religions, it…
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…
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…
Revisiting Article 22 of Indian Constitution
I was sitting in my drawing room, having a sumptuous dinner with my family, when there was a…
Double Jeopardy Law in India
Has it ever happened that in your childhood, you broke a showpiece since you were jumping around? Your…
Right Against Self-Incrimination in India
India is a democratic country. A democratic state is where the rights of its people are of paramount…
Kaushal Kishor v. State of UP Case Summary
When heinous crimes are committed in a locality, outrage spreads to a distance. However, such times are critical,…
Shreya Singhal vs Union of India – Section 66A of IT Act 2000
This case is a tale of free speech and justice. This tale dates back to November, 2012 When…
Supreme Court cases on Freedom of Press
Can a democracy exist without freedom of Press? How will people like you and me be informed about…