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Justice BR Gavai, judge of the Supreme Court, delivered a lecture on the topic "75 years of Transformative Constitutionalism" at the Columbia Law School on March 26.The lecture was...
Justice BR Gavai, judge of the Supreme Court, delivered a lecture on the topic "75 years of Transformative Constitutionalism" at the Columbia Law School on March 26.The lecture was...
The formulation of citizenship in India’s Constitution was a meticulous process, fraught with debates and considerations. Influenced by colonial legacies and the aftermath of Partition, the framers crafted a unified citizenship framework that balanced inclusivity with safeguards against illegal migration.
Siasat.com brings to you an imaginary debate between two individuals, one who believes in the Constitution as it is and the one who says it can and should
In the drafting of the Indian Constitution, minority rights, particularly for Scheduled Castes and Tribes, sparked significant debates. The Constitution eventually granted reservations for Scheduled Castes and Tribes, but not for religious minorities, influenced by concerns about separatism and the changing post-Partition conditions.