Category: Student_Corner_Notes
Article 32- Right to Constitutional Remedies and Public Interest Litigation
The Constitution of India has consistently emphasized the importance of Fundamental Rights, establishing mechanisms for their enforcement. This paper aims to thoroughly assess Article 32 and its evolution over time. The author will explore...
Article 29 and 30 – Rights of Minorities
The common refrain from relatives, such as the living room uncle or the gossiping aunt, often suggests that reservations are detrimental to our nation, with the implication that the majority bears the brunt of...
Article 25-28 – Right to Religion
The right to freedom of religion, as articulated in Articles 25-28 of the Indian Constitution, serves as a foundational element of secularism and personal freedom. These provisions ensure that every citizen is entitled to...
Article 23 and 24 – Right against Exploitation
The Right Against Exploitation, established as a fundamental right within the Indian Constitution, is essential for upholding human dignity, liberty, and social justice. This right serves as a protective mechanism, safeguarding individuals from the...
Relation Between Article 14, 19, and 21
The concept of the Golden Triangle of the Constitution of India refers to the essential fundamental rights articulated in Articles 14, 19, and 21. These articles are regarded as pivotal and mutually reinforcing elements...
Fundamental Rights under Articles 20 and 22
The Right to Freedom, established as a fundamental right within the Indian Constitution, is integral to the realization of liberty. The various provisions encompassed by this right serve as the foundational elements upon which...
Article 19 – Six Fundamental Freedoms and Reasonable Restrictions
The Constitution of India serves as the foundational document for the world’s largest democracy, establishing a comprehensive framework aimed at safeguarding the fundamental rights and freedoms of its populace. Within this framework, Article 19...
Article 14-18 – Right to Equality
The principle of equality is a cornerstone of human rights. It guarantees that all individuals receive fair and equitable treatment. This principle asserts that every person, irrespective of their background, is entitled to the...
