Article 20: "The Constitution of India provides the following safeguards to the persons accused of crimes: (i) No person can be convicted of any offence except for violation...
Freedom of Speech and Expression, as in Article 19(1)(a), being essential for a democratic government, means the right to express one's own opinions freely by words of mouth,...
(a) All citizens shall have the right ' (a) to freedom of speech and expression; (b) to assemble peaceably and without arms; (c) to form associations or unions,...
He appoints the Governor of the State who holds office during his pleasure (Article155 and 156(1)). He assents or withholds his assent to the state bill submitted for...
India's form of federalism is uniquely Indian. Ours is not completely federal because there is a strong unitary tilt in our polity; it is not unitary because the...
A careful reading of the Constitution of India as also of its polity reveals that the spirit of our polity is not federal, but is, in fact, unitary....
India's form of federalism is asymmetrical, at least on two major aspects : one, the Union government is much more powerful than the States which have been, though...
The Fundamental Rights have been incorporated in Part III (Articles 12 to 35) of the Constitution whereas the Directive Principles of States Policy have been prescribed in Part...
A purposeful discussion with regard to the rights of the people engaged the attention of the framers of the Constitution. What concerned them the most was the fact...
