Rights, Principles and duties

Fundamental Rights, Fundamental duties and DPSP

This section will contain all the issue and updates related to Fundamental Rights, Fundamental duties and DPSP as enshrined in the Constitution of India.

FR, FD, DPSP updates/news
  • Right to be Forgotten – Explained, Pointwise
    Introduction The Delhi High Court ordered the removal of easy access from one of its own judgments. The move respected the petitioner’s right to be forgotten (RTBF) and aimed to prevent post-acquittal stigmatization. RTBF is a right to remove private information about a person from Internet searches and other directories under ...
  • Delhi High Court’s order upholds ‘Right to be Forgotten’
    Synopsis: Recently, in response to a petition, the Delhi High Court ordered the removal of easy access from one of its own judgments. Delhi HC upheld the petitioner’s right to be forgotten to prevent post-acquittal disgrace faced by him. However, some experts have criticized the order, stating that minor modifications would ...
  • CBSE can’t refuse to change names after declaring results: Supreme Court
    What is the News? The Supreme Court has directed the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to allow changes in name or date of birth in school certificates issued by it even after the publication of results. What is the issue? A petition was filed in the Supreme Court challenging the CBSE’s Examination ...
  • Maratha Reservation Case Judgment and Federalism
    Synopsis:  Recently Supreme Court declared the reservation to the Maratha community in education and public employment as unconstitutional. This judgment is against federalism. What were the reasons given by the Supreme Courts’ five-judge Bench? One, the Maratha community did not constitute a socially and educationally backward class. Two, the law is against Indra ...
  • Government Must Ensure ‘Right to Life’ for Economic Recovery
    Synopsis: The pandemic time warrants the state to take some proactive measures that would enable the masses to properly exercise their ‘Right to Life’. This would enhance their consumption capacity thereby fueling demand and eventually leading to revival.  Background: The Indian population is undergoing severe stress due to the Covid-19 pandemic. This includes: Surviving ...
  • SC struck down the Maharashtra State Reservation for SEBC Act 2018
    Synopsis: The SC has struck down the Maharashtra State Reservation for Socially and Educationally Backward Classes (SEBC) Act, 2018. The judgment would prevent realization of unjust benefits by the reservation. It would also encourage states to work on core supply-side issues in education and public employment which would curtail unnecessary demand ...
  • Maratha Reservation and the Reservation Policy in India – Explained, Pointwise
    Introduction A five-judge Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court recently held the Maharashtra State Reservation for Socially and Educationally Backward Classes (SEBC) Act of 2018 as unconstitutional. This Maratha reservation law provides reservation benefits to the Maratha community in admissions and government jobs. However, the implementation of this reservation took the ...
  • Supreme Court Upheld Validity of 102nd Constitution Amendment Act
    What is the News? The Supreme Court of India has upheld the constitutional validity of the Constitution 102nd Amendment Act, 2018. About 102nd Amendment Act, 2018: The 102nd Constitutional Amendment Act, 2018 gave constitutional status to the National Backward Classes Commission. The Amendment also gives the President powers to notify backward classes. However, several states ...
  • SC Warn States Against Restricting Information
    Synopsis: The Supreme Court has warned the police and the government against harassing the people who need help. Background   The Supreme Court has issued a timely warning to the States. It is against any attempt to restrict the spreading of information about the health crisis or call for help.  The court issued this ...
  • States control over temples is against Secularism
    Synopsis: There is an urgent need to provide adequate community representation in the management of their places of worship Background There has been a persistent demand from the communities to deregulate state control over temples. Communities are asking for their right to representation in the affairs of the management of temples. Now the question ...

 

 

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