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Law and Justice have been existing from the very inception of human civilisation. It is impossible to have a civilised society in the absence of law and justice. Â Of course change is constant. So is the Law and Justice. They change with the change of society. In ancient era,

Picture Courtesy: DNL Legal and Style Introduction  The concept of rule of law is ingrained in the social and cultural fabric of India. It was advocated in some form or the other during the early Vedic period in the ancient scriptures such as Veda, Upanishad, sage Yajnavalkya’s Smriti,

In the beginning there was the Word and the Word said, "Let there be light" and there was light. In India there is the Constitution and the Constitution says. "Let there be socialism", but where in our country do we find socialism? Socialism is not like

There are a few decisive moments in the life of the people. This is one such moment of unique importance. Mergers of different areas of different States into one State with different administrative and judicial systems, in the wake of States Reorganization in 1956, gave rise to many difficult problems

The year 1982 witnessed two valiant attempts by the Supreme Court of India to articulate a constitutional conception of 'socialism', now mandated, by the emergency amendment to the Preamble and the emergency elaboration of it in the three new Directive Principles of the State Policy — Articles 39A,

In modern Bharat, Bhakthi runs with Shakthi but betrays instantly, the deity falls. Today, howevor, we meet to venerate values. For, Ismail is a symbol of cultural synthesis nurtured in nationalism, sense of justice compounded of legal erudition and quick conclusion and a blend of courage and conscience, Although, like