Constitutional Morality
Astha Edge
In the modern sense, constitutional morality means abiding by the substantial moral implication that the Constitution carries. However, in the Constituent Assembly, Dr. Ambedkar referred to methods used in policymaking…
Joshimath Crisis
Authorities declared Joshimath, Uttarakhand, a landslide and subsidence-hit zone. This declaration came almost a week after cracks appeared in many roads and hundreds of houses. What exactly is land subsidence?…
Difference between Statutory and Quasi-Judicial body
Statutory Bodies Quasi Judicial Bodies Other Articles: “Western Disturbances and its impact on the Indian weather system” “Though Swadeshi movement failed in achieving its immediate objective, yet it played a…
Significance of Champaran movement in India’s journey of freedom struggle
After developing agitational/protest strategies in South Africa, Gandhiji left for India in January 1915. He made the decision to travel throughout India after arriving and abstain from taking a position…
The Supreme Court of India keeps a check on the arbitrary power of the Parliament in amending the Constitution.
The Supreme Court of India plays a vital role in maintaining the balance of power between the various branches of government. One of its most important functions is to keep…
“Western Disturbances and its impact on the Indian weather system”
Western Disturbances are low-pressure depressions that occur primarily in northern India during the winter. They are extratropical storms that originate in the Mediterranean region and bring heavy winter rain and…
The Right to Constitutional Remedies in the Indian Constitution: An Overview
Introduction: The right to constitutional remedies is an important aspect of the legal system in India. The Constitution of India guarantees the right under Article 32, allowing individuals to seek…
RIGHT AGAINST EXPLOITATION (ARTICLES 23-24)
Article 23 and 24 deals with the right against exploitation. Exploitation means misuse of services of others with the help of force. It not only violates the Preamble of our…
‘Functional Overlap’ between the legislature, executive and judiciary
Democracies use the doctrine of separation of powers to prevent conflict between the various branches of the government. The United States, for example, follows Montesquieu’s dictum and maintains a strict…
