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…