Have you ever wondered why Indians cannot use titles like “Sir” or “Maharaja” before their names today? Or why our Constitution specifically prohibits the government from creating a class of…
Introduction: Why Article 17 Matters Imagine being denied access to a public well simply because of the family you were born into. Picture children being made to sit separately in…
Have you ever wondered why government job advertisements mention specific percentages for different categories? Or why some positions are reserved for certain communities while others remain open to all? The…
Imagine walking into a restaurant and being told you can’t eat there because of your caste. Picture being denied admission to a school solely because of your religion. Sounds unthinkable…
Article 8 of Indian Constitution addresses the citizenship rights of persons of Indian origin residing outside India. This provision created a pathway for the Indian diaspora to claim citizenship based…
Article 3 of Indian Constitution empowers Parliament to reorganize states within the Union by forming new states, altering boundaries, and changing names of existing states. This provision has been instrumental…
Article 6 of Indian Constitution addresses the citizenship rights of individuals who migrated to India from Pakistan following the partition. This provision was crucial in providing a legal pathway to…
Article 7 of Indian Constitution addresses the citizenship status of individuals who migrated from India to Pakistan after partition. This provision was crucial in determining who would not be considered…
Article 5 of the Indian Constitution establishes the foundational criteria for determining citizenship at the commencement of the Constitution. This provision was crucial in addressing the complex citizenship questions arising…
Article 4 of the Indian Constitution establishes the procedural framework for implementing changes to India’s territorial organization under Articles 2 and 3. This provision enables Parliament to make necessary amendments…
Article 2 of the Indian Constitution empowers Parliament to admit or establish new states into the Union of India. This seemingly straightforward provision has profound implications for India’s federal structure…
Article 1 of Constitution is often perceived as a mere formal statement defining the name and structure of the country. However, it is far more significant—it serves as the cornerstone…