Temples, Courts, and Dynamic Equilibrium in the Indian Constitution

The Constitution, the Courts and the Common Law

Indian Constitution the Vision of B

The inception of the Indian Constitution in 1950 was a significant event not only in the political history of India but also in the history of ‘social justice’ and ‘human rights’. At the same time, it has opened up new avenues of human welfare and development in the Indian subcontinent by providing equal rights and privileges to the citizens at large. The Constitution of independent India was m...

Parliament and the Courts in Independent India: The Constitution (First Amendment) Act, 1951

In May 1951 Jawaharlal Nehru introduced before Parliament a Bill to amend the Indian Constitution, some fifteen months after it had come into force. Some of these amendments concerned important “fundamental rights”: the right to freedom of speech (Art. 19(1)(a)); rights against the compulsory acquisition of property (Art. 31); and rights against nondiscrimination (Art. 15(1)). Each of these ame...

Chromosome Constitution of Some Indian Tea Clones

Resultant of large-scale spontaneous hybridization between Camellia taxa, the present day commercial tea clones are highly variable and heterozygous. It is in this context that thirty two UPASl and other tea clones were investigated with regard to comparative karyomorphology and meiotic pairing properties so as to ascertain the nature and extent of intra and interclonal differentiation. Barring...

study of exceptions in competence of courts martial in the constitution

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