Nandini Satpathy is a former Chief Minister of Orissa and one-time minister at the national level. A complaint was filed against her by the Deputy Superintendent of Police, Vigilance, under section 179 IPC before the Sub-divisional Judicial Magistrate Sadar, Cuttack.
Explore MoreIn this case, the court established new jurisprudence about known as the basic structure doctrine. In 1967, the Supreme Court ruled that India’s Parliament could not abridge any of the fundamental rights set out in the country’s constitution.
Explore MoreIn the general elections held in India on February 5th, 1971, of the 5th Lok Sabha, Indira Gandhi strongly campaigned for her and her party, which helped the Congress to emerge victorious by winning 352 seats of the total seats.
Explore MoreThe AK Gopalan vs. State of Madras Case is one of the most well-known and frequently cited cases in Indian history.
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“Citizenship” means that the citizens shall receive certain care, protection, facilities, be entitled to hold offices, be eligible for recruitment to public service and be subjected to certain obligations such as taxation etc.
Explore MoreThis case concerns the assassination of a young woman and her infant due to the rage that the accused has generated from sexual envy in a remote town of Andhra Pradesh.
Explore MoreIndian Constitution is a Supreme. It means ‘Supremacy of the Constitution i.e., all laws must be in accordance with the provisions of Constitution.
Explore MoreMarriage under any matrimonial law is a union of two bodies and souls. Marriage has been accepted as an important institution in all personal laws, whether it be Hindu or Mohammedan law.
Explore MoreThe Judiciary of India, even though it is efficient and thorough in its decisions, has the largest backlog of pending cases in the whole world.
Explore MoreThe distinction between primary and secondary responsibilities was examined by the court. whereas a basic breach terminates the contract’s core duties, it’s going to not continuously terminate subsidiary obligations, like exclusion clauses.
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