Constitution of India
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Endangered Linguistic Minority Rights: The NCMEI Act, 2004’s Divergence from Articles 29 and 30
Harshita Jindal and Aashi Sharma are second year law students at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab. The Bombay High Court in Karachi Education Society v. State of Maharashtra… Read more.
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Right to strike in Indian Constitution: Schrödinger’s cat?
Introduction In contemporary culture, there seems to be a stark contrast between employers and workers. The latter is inextricably linked to the former. The inequality exists not just in terms… Read more.
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The Gubernatorial Domain in India: Through the Lens of Bengal
Introduction India has a parliamentary style of government, within which the Governor is not the head of the Government, but merely a titular head of the State. A cursory reading… Read more.
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National Language and Constitutional Deference
In India, the issue of the national language is one of the most controversial issues of pre as well as post-independence era. It has been a matter of debate in… Read more.
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UGC Judgment and Article 14
On 28.08.2020, the Supreme Court (“Court”) had dismissed the writ petitions challenging UGC’s guidelines dated 06.07.2020 mandating all Universities to compulsorily conduct and complete exams for all final year students… Read more.
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Imbalance in Indian Democracy: cultural, political, and economic equality?
Introduction: The Founding fathers of Indian constitution had chosen the parliamentary Democracy for the governance of the India. The basic foundation of democracy was to maintain the equality in the… Read more.
