The procedure for the appointment of the chief justice: against the principle of merit

 The Judicial appointments process provides a particularly effective case study to illustrate the way in which the construction of merit is a dynamic process which can only be carried out with reference to the qualifications of the potential candidate pool. In common with many other appointments...

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Women and the Right to Protest: A Constitutional Critique

 “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.”                ~ Margaret Mead Introduction  Protests are considered to be one of the...

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Misuse of President's rule in India

Federalism is the key strength of constitution and government structure in India.While drafting the constitution the word “union” was chosen rather than the word “federation”just to show that the people may be divided into different states for convenience of administration but the country is one integral...

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