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, butContinue Reading
Category: Constitutional Law
Constitutional Transformation: Radical or Gradual?
In a recent discussion on ‘a changing society and constitutional continuity: experience in pursuit of justice’, Justice D.Y. Chandrachud commentedContinue Reading
Averting the Migrant tragedy: Constitutional and Legal Framework
When political analyst Ashwani Kumar called Migrants labourers as the most disenfranchised invisible citizen and when Sr. Advocate Kapil SibalContinue Reading
Guarding Constitutional Contours at Times of Epidemic: The Kerala Epidemic Diseases Ordinance, 2020
INTRODUCTION Epidemic Diseases Act, 1897, or the Act 3 of 1897(hereinafter referred to as “The Act”) was enacted to containContinue Reading
Curative Petition: An Abortive Judicial Exercise
Introduction The Indian Judiciary, after independence, has come a long way. With remarkable achievements on its side, it became moreContinue Reading
Conflict of Authority: Constitutional or Parliamentary
Introduction The constitution consists of the basic fundamental principles according to which a country is to be governed and constituted.Continue Reading
