DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLES – CONSCIENCE OF THE CONSTITUTION Beacon light for the governance paradigms- lofty ideals to energise the legislative creativity on the exalted paths of justice – Part IV of…
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Article 31A, 31B & 31C Constitution of India
Articles 31A, 31B and 31 C This textual trinity is devised, in the triage room of constitutional amendments, to prevent nosocomial disorders in the socio-economic health of the nation.…
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Article 29 & 30 Constitution of India
ARTICLE 29 & ARTICLE 30 ‘The luminous text of these two constitutional value-kits helps locate the arboreal habitats in the dense forests of multi-colored forms of socio-political life in…
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Article 26, 27 and 28
ARTICLES 26, 27 AND 28 Does the trio of Articles 26, 27 and 28 really symbolize totalitarian values of secularism? ARTICLE 26. Freedom to manage religious affairs Subject to public…
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Article 25 Constitution of India
ARTICLE 25 ‘Religion’ being trammeled in numerous strands of ritualism, being swathed in mystic practices, being immersed in darkness of beliefs, being aloof from criticism, being isolated from light of…
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Article 24 Constitution of India
ARTICLE 24 Protecting the innocent children from the exploitation by the unscrupulous wealth-seekers is not only an ethical value publicly espoused by the society but a solemn obligation of the…
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Article 23 Constitution of India
Article 23 Fire-walling the sacrosanct rights of the persons circumstantially pushed in the oppressive margins described as jetsam and flotsam of the society –Article 23 is a step-in-aid towards accomplishment…
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Article 22 Constitution of India
Article 22 Neutralizing the ferocity of mighty State- safeguarding a detenu against tyranny of procedure but not shielding an offender from long arms of law- juris-conscience overshadows the ‘jurisdiction of…
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Article 21-A Constitution of India
Article 21 A State shall provide free and compulsory education to all children of the age of six to fourteen years in such manner as the State may, by law,…
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Article 21 Constitution of India
ARTICLE 21 “The logic of words should yield to logic of realities” Louis D. Brandeis in Di Santo v Pennsylvania 273 US 34 (1927) Clouds are not spheres Mountains are…
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