Introduction to Article 21 Article 21 of the Indian Constitution stands as one of the most significant provisions in the fundamental rights chapter. It ensures the protection of life and personal liberty to all individuals within the territory of India. The article reads: “No person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except…
The Advocate General (AG) is the highest legal officer of a state in India, whose role is pivotal in ensuring the smooth administration of justice and providing expert legal advice to the state government. In Uttar Pradesh, as in other states, the AG’s appointment and functions are constitutionally mandated under Article 165 of the Indian…
The Preamble of the Indian Constitution serves as its soul and guiding principle, embodying the essence of the nation’s aspirations and values. Often referred to as the “Philosophy of the Indian Constitution,” the Preamble outlines the fundamental goals and ideals that the Constitution seeks to achieve. It provides a concise summary of the vision the…
Table detailing the provisions borrowed from other countries in the Indian Constitution:
Part 10 of the Indian Constitution