WHAT ARE THE RIGHTS OF AN ARRESTED PERSON IN INDIA?
In India, the rights of an arrested person are enshrined in the Indian Constitution, particularly under Part III, which guarantees…
PUBLIC INTEREST LITIGATION
The concept of Public Interest Litigation has been borrowed from American jurisprudence. This concept is not defined in any of…
Right Against Exploitation in India: Are We Truly Doing Enough?
In a nation that prides itself on the values of equality, justice, and liberty, one of the most fundamental human…
Refugee Law: Foundations, Frameworks, and Modern-Day Challenges
Millions of people are compelled to leave their homes in search of safety in a globe characterized by conflict, persecution,…
Judiciary vs. Parliament: A Constitutional Confrontation within Indian Democracy
Introduction The Constitution of India envisages a harmonious interplay among the three organs of the State—the Legislature, the Executive, and…
Kesavananda Bharti v. State of Kerala
Introduction Kesavananda Bharti's case is one of the important cases of the Indian Constitution, as this case introduced the Doctrine…
The Evolution of Citizenship Laws: Balancing National Security and Human Rights
Citizenship has long been considered a foundational element of state sovereignty and individual identity. It grants rights, imposes duties, and…
The Power of the Pen: Unraveling Writ Jurisdiction
Introduction Many powers have been granted to the Supreme Court and the High Courts, which they use to deliver justice…
Temporary Haven or Permanent Exile? Refugee Law in Global Crises
Introduction Refugee law — once designed to offer temporary protection to those fleeing danger — is now facing unprecedented challenges.…
Balancing Stringency and Fairness: Analyzing the Kerala High Court’s Ruling on Bail Under the NDPS Act
Introduction The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 (NDPS Act), is one of India’s most stringent legislations, designed to…