Tag: fundamental rights
HONOUR KILLING- By the Society, for the Society
/ | Leave a CommentABSTRACT This article puts a light on the tree of honour killing which is watered and nourished by old and degraded mentality blinded by castism and gender biased beliefs, the tree which grows from the seed of gender discrimination and illiterate small minds of people who will go to the extent of ending an innocent […]
Read more »Child Labor -An Enigma,Still Requires Introspection
/ | Leave a CommentAdrish Guha Majumder ABSTRACT Taking a view of the present scenario of child labor in India, related laws and its shortcomings, the article deals with the subject of child labor which is an enigma now a days in India and in the world scenario. It introduces itself with the definition of child labor, its causes, […]
Read more »Article 21: The Omnibus Article
/ | 1 Comment on Article 21: The Omnibus ArticleBroadly speaking, the doctrine of separation of powers has not been expressly provided for in the Constitution of India, the Suprema Lex, but less to say it can be made out from the scheme of the Constitution. Doctrine of Separation of Powers asserts the division of powers between the three wings of the state: the […]
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Independency Of Judiciary
/ | 2 Comments on Independency Of JudiciaryINTRODUCTION: The question was been asked by the framers of our Indian constitution that what would be the status of your judicial System would be and this was the answer given Dr. B.R. Ambedkar in the following words: “There can be no difference of opinion in the House that our judiciary must be both independent […]
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