Constitutional Law – The Constitution of India which came into force on 26 January 1950 announcing the birth of a new republic to the entire world. It is the Supreme Lex, it reflects upon the struggle and aspirations of the people of a country which was subjected to the oppressive rule of a colonial power for more than two centuries.
Important articles and study material on Constitutional Law – Click on the link to Read
- Introduction to the Constitution of India, 1950
- Constitution of India – Full Text
- Salient Features of the Constitution of India
- Preamble: A source to the most important document of the country
- Preamble to the Constitution of India
- Indian Constitution: Federal or Quasi-Federal
- Union and its Territories: As provided under article 1 – 4 of the Indian Constitution
- Citizenship
- State Under Article 12 of The Constitution Of India
- What is State – ARTICLE 12
- Introduction to the Fundamental Rights of an Individual: As provided against the State
- Fundamental Rights – Nature, Scope and importance
- Right to Equality under Article 14 of the Constitution
- Reservation: Under Article 15 and 16 of the Constitution
- Case analysis of Indira Sawhney vs. Union Of India
- Article 19: Right to Freedom
- Article 21: Protection of Personal Life and Liberty
- Right To Education With Special Emphasis To Minority Education Institutions
- Writ Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
- Directive Principles of the State Policy
- Relationship between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State Policies (DPSPs)
- Fundamental Duties
- Governor’s Role in the Context of Centre-State Relations
- Emergency Provisions
- Special status of Jammu & Kashmir
- Judiciary: Union and State
- Distribution of Powers between Union and State
- Freedom of Trade Commerce And Intercourse
- Judicial Review
- Public Intrest Litigation
- Amendments under article 368 – Doctrine of Basic Structure
- The Amendment of the Constitution (Article 368) – Basic Structure Doctrine
- Secularism in India – An Overview and Comparison with Saudi Arabia
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