Introduction Judicial review refers to the power of the Supreme Court and the High Courts to strike down a statutory law that violates the basic structure of the Indian Constitution. Supreme Court, in the Kesavananda Bharati case,1973 , declared that any law passed by the Parliament cannot violate the basic structure of the Constitu…

Introduction  Any legal system can serve the best only if it is approached. But if one doesn't approach it, they will be way away from getting justice. The worst thing is that there is no alternative to it. Raising a voice against injustice is essential not only for personal benefit but also for the public at large. This brings …

Introduction After the independence in 1947, India has been consistent in its growth. In fact, the first 10 years after independence were a boon to the industrial sector. But development does not mean there are no issues in a country. Poverty and healthcare issues are matters of concern even today. India has been facing several soci…