relation to constitutional socio-economic rights adjudication in India would have been justified, had the courts completely … adjudication of socio-economic rights by the courts in India needs to be understood in its proper context. The courts rather than …

The Constitution of India has been an outstanding document for protecting the rights and interest of its citizen. The … of State Policy to the present day judicial activism, our Constitution has been trying its best to protect the interest … being violated in India. Child labour is an issue where rights of children are widely violated. Constitutional provisions …

India is a union of 28 states and 7 Union Territories. Several of its states and sub-state national communities have … of federalism and bicameralism as strategies to promote self-rule in India among sub-state communities and reconcile it …-state communities in India. Moreover, the current theory of bicameralism seems to allow little opportunity for bicameralism to address …

This essay is on the Indian constitution and extends and responds to the work of Singh (2006) in the analysis of … Tsebelis Model (1995) on veto players are used to develop the hypotheses and analyze the evolution of the Indian constitution …

“Bandh” is a Hindi word which means “closed.” In India it has become a norm for political parties and organizations to … used by political parties in India. “Bandh” are powerful means for civil disobedience. In “Bandh” the affected are the …