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Keeping politics aside it would be useful to examine some aspects to arrive at a degree of clarity on Bharat and India

A row over the name of the country had erupted with a G-20 dinner invitation going out in the name of the ‘President of Bharat’.

Article 370 empowers the President to abrogate it, but not before seeking and getting the “recommendation” of the Constituent Assembly of Jammu and Kashmir.

Chennai's CHENNAISASTRA Univ. School of Law held a panel discussion on the need for a UCC in India. Former CEC S.Y. Quraishi said most debate on UCC is based on ignorance. MP Manish Tewari said the Constituent Assembly had drafted a document for posterity, embodying the hopes & aspirations of…

On day 2 of the Supreme Court hearing on Article 370 abrogation, the Constitution Bench headed by Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud heard Kapil Sibal’s submission that there was no constitutional process available to abrogate Article 370, and the provision had attained a “permanent character” after 1957.

On day 1 of the hearing against abrogation of Article 370, the Supreme Court has prima facie interpreted that the President’s power to notify that Article 370 of the Constitution, granting special status to Jammu and Kashmir, is inoperative “continued to hold the field” after the dissolution of the erstwhile…

The due process clause must be firmly embedded in the constitutional architecture of India, and incorporated into the constitutional text

The Uniform Civil Code will serve as a powerful instrument for the promotion of equality and justice for all citizens

The idea of constitutional punctuality need not be restricted to gubernatorial offices alone

In democratic India, a sense of fraternity as an essential virtue is unavoidable

The subject of B.R. Ambedkar and the issue of making Sanskrit the official language of the Indian Union are interesting as history shows