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Neeraj Dubey[1] & Sudiksha Chauhan[2] Abstract Rule of law is a legal concept, a mental process contrasted with perception. A
N.Ilakkiya[1] Abstract The concept of democracy ought to be approached by examining its essentials as contents of the term. It
Mohammad Adil Ansari[1] A chapter of Fundamental Duties was added under Article 51A by the Constitution (Forty-Second Amendment) Act, 1976,
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Meghali Gaur[1] Abstract This article throws light on the indispensable principle of Rule of Law essential to govern any political
Mayank Rajput[1] & Saumya Tripathi[2] Abstract Rule of Law is the bedrock of our democratic principles. It enshrines that all
Lavanay Gupta[1] Abstract This paper raises the question that if there should be a law for marital rape in India.
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Ishita Das[1] Introduction Article 370 is the most widely known special provision in the Constitution of India. It gives special
