A New Fundamental Right. by Legal Advice - 3 year ago | 1003 The Constitution of India offers all citizens, some basic freedom. Which are referred to as Fundamental Rights. Till now 6 Fundamental Rights were stated in the Constitution of India. However recently Supreme Court added a new right to the previous list. 1) Right to Equality. Read more 0 0
What Is The Difference Between Constitutional Rights And Fundamental Rights? by Legal Advice - 3 year ago | 5014 1.Fundamental Rights are protected and guaranteed by the Constitution and they cannot be taken away by an ordinary law enacted by the legislature. -The Constitutional rights are protected by an ordinary law, but they can be altered or taken away be the legislature by changing that law. 2. If a fundamental right is violated, the Constitution provides that the affected person may move to High court or Supreme Court. Read more 0 0
What Are The Fundamental Rights Of Children? by Legal Advice - 3 year ago | 1202 Children, defined as any person under the age of 18, need more than just human rights due to a set of unique needs due to young age and impressionable minds. 1. Right to identity- Children are entitled to a name, legally registered with the government, and a nationality, i.e. a right to belong to a country. 2. Right to health- Children are entitled to proper healthcare including drinking water, nutrition, and a safe environment to live. Also, children with special needs require special care and support. Read more 0 0
Is reservation a fundamental right in India? by Krishna Prajapati - 3 year ago | 616 The Supreme Court on Thursday (June 11, 2020) while hearing a clutch of petitions asking for quota for OBC candidates in Tamil Nadu's medical colleges observed that right to reservation is not a fundamental right. A three-judge bench headed by Justice L Nageswara Rao and comprising of Krishna Murari and S Ravindra Bhat said that nobody can claim their right to reservation as a fundamental right. So, not giving quota benefits cannot be construed as a violation of so. Read more 1 0
