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MP Raja argues his views on Sanatana Dharma are constitutionally protected and based on Constituent Assembly debates. He claims the undesirable aspects of Sanatana Dharma, such as discrimination, untouchability, and unequal treatment of women, have been constitutionally and statutorily abridged. He accuses the petitioner of producing a doctored video clip…

A row over the name of the country had erupted with a G-20 dinner invitation going out in the name of the ‘President of Bharat’.

On day 1 of the hearing against abrogation of Article 370, the Supreme Court has prima facie interpreted that the President’s power to notify that Article 370 of the Constitution, granting special status to Jammu and Kashmir, is inoperative “continued to hold the field” after the dissolution of the erstwhile…

At stake in the case is not only the bare relationship that the Constitution establishes between the Union and the States but also the sanctity in the subtleties in this relationship

The Uniform Civil Code will serve as a powerful instrument for the promotion of equality and justice for all citizens

The Hindu explores the unique nature of Indian federalism and the many facets of the equation between the Centre and the States

When can a State invoke Article 131? Can a State government challenge laws passed by the Centre?

It is often forgotten that ‘fraternity’ is among the basic values inscribed in the Preamble of the Constitution of India

The role of the Governor, which originates in the colonial period, has been a contentious one, right from the Constitutional Assembly debates to the Supreme Court cases around it.