Article 29 of the Constitution- An Analysis
Article 29(1) of the Constitution, which is included in Part III, confers upon any section of citizens residing in the territory of India, the right to conserve its language, script…
The Vagueness in Law and the Test and Extent of Vagueness
Vagueness is an inherent feature of language. The same intention can be expressed with a variety of words and expressions, and any given choice of words can relate to multiple…
Evolution of the principle of fraternity in terms of judicial construction
The Preamble to the Constitution provides us insight into the values that embody the Constitution. The Preamble declares India to be a sovereign, socialist, secular, democratic, and republic and secures…
What does Fraternity in the Preamble mean? – A Brief Discussion
As articulated in the Preamble, the term ‘fraternity’ embodies a sense of collective brotherhood amongst all Indians. It serves as a critical element for national unity and social cohesion. Fraternity…
How Section 6A came into existence?
In its recent decision ‘Re: Section 6(a) of Citizenship Act, 1955 (2024)’, the Supreme Court declared Section 6(a) as constitutionally valid. The region, known today as Assam, has historically been…
Limitation Period for Writs
In India, the Limitation Act, 1963 sets out the maximum period within which suits, appeals, and applications must be filed before the court. Cases brought after this prescribed period are…
Concept of judicial review- Origin, and Development of India
The principle of judicial review finds its roots in common law. It can effectively be traced back to Chief Justice Coke’s ruling in Thomas Bonham v. College of Physicians, wherein…
Meaning of Citizenship- Jurisprudential Perspective
Meaning of citizenship Jurisprudentially, the term ‘citizenship’ is an abstract concept which has carried various interpretations that have evolved over 5 time. In ancient Greek society, philosophers like Aristotle distinguished…
Parliament’s Authority Over Citizenship: Analyzing Articles 10, 11, and Legislative Competence Under the Constitution of India
“11. Parliament to regulate the right of citizenship by law. – Nothing in the foregoing provisions of this Part shall derogate from the power of Parliament to make any provision…
From Draft to Constitution: India’s Citizenship Provisions
The Debate on Citizenship in Constituent Assembly The Constitution of India upon its adoption guaranteed fundamental rights to the citizens of India. It is but natural that the provision on…