βοΈ Right to Health Cases, asked in essays.
The Supreme Court has repeatedly observed that the expression βlifeβ in Article 21 means a life with human dignity and not mere survival or animal existence Francis Coralie Mullin vs The Administrator, Union Territory of Delhi
π―Other Article 21 Judgments can also be related.
βοΈDPSP provisions-
πPromote the welfare of its people (Art.38);
Protect their health and strength from abuse (Art 39(e))
πProvide public assistance in case of sickness, disability or βundeserved wantβ (Art 41)
πEnsure just and humane conditions of work; and
πRaise nutrition levels, improve the standard of living and consider improvement of public health as its primary duty (Art 47).
βArticle 19 Restrictions
βSchedule 7 entries
βSchedule 11 and 12 entries
βIPC 304A - BNS 106
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The Supreme Court has repeatedly observed that the expression βlifeβ in Article 21 means a life with human dignity and not mere survival or animal existence Francis Coralie Mullin vs The Administrator, Union Territory of Delhi
π―Other Article 21 Judgments can also be related.
βοΈDPSP provisions-
πPromote the welfare of its people (Art.38);
Protect their health and strength from abuse (Art 39(e))
πProvide public assistance in case of sickness, disability or βundeserved wantβ (Art 41)
πEnsure just and humane conditions of work; and
πRaise nutrition levels, improve the standard of living and consider improvement of public health as its primary duty (Art 47).
βArticle 19 Restrictions
βSchedule 7 entries
βSchedule 11 and 12 entries
βIPC 304A - BNS 106
This much legal content is enough for essay just elaborate connect and comment in essay with quotes etc.
Comment recent cases & any other laws or general laws provisions directly related to healthπ
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SC_Judgement_Article_370.pdf
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βοΈ Key aspects of Article 370
Context and Relevance: Try to focus on the core constitutional aspects touched upon - Article 1,3, 356, Bommai Judgement etc.
Source: IE
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Context and Relevance: Try to focus on the core constitutional aspects touched upon - Article 1,3, 356, Bommai Judgement etc.
Source: IE
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History and World Ramayan.pdf
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Larger the family the bigger our asset (discussion, co-operation & comnections)
We don't want to make this channel a mere study material and guidance platform the real assets are you especially the active members, hardly there are 20-25% active members in every group out of the total members so try to increase the members reach (yes! share krne ko bol rha hun π)
Bhala isme aapka subka hai jitni jaldi 7k utni jaldi books π.
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βThe well-being of the individual depends on the good of his community and therefore, the recognition and protection of the group or cultural rights of the community is not less important than the just distribution of the freedom and equality rights to the individuals.β
β Charles Taylor
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βThe well-being of the individual depends on the good of his community and therefore, the recognition and protection of the group or cultural rights of the community is not less important than the just distribution of the freedom and equality rights to the individuals.β
β Charles Taylor
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Water Theft β strict laws and severe punishment needed
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/readersblog/mythoughtsviews/water-theft-strict-laws-and-severe-punishment-needed-22192/
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/readersblog/mythoughtsviews/water-theft-strict-laws-and-severe-punishment-needed-22192/
Times of India Blog
Water Theft β strict laws and severe punishment needed
This has been a subject most ignored by the governments of the state as well as the Central Government. Although drinking water is one of the basic human and fundamental...
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Water Theft β strict laws and severe punishment needed https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/readersblog/mythoughtsviews/water-theft-strict-laws-and-severe-punishment-needed-22192/
Section 135 of the Electricity Act, 2003, the theft of electricity is punishable with imprisonment for a term, which may extend to three years or fine or both. The theft of electricity means whoever dishonestly indulges in the following:
βTaking direct supply without electric meter.
βTampering of electric meter, loop connection or any other device or method which interferes the accurate registration of the meter.
βDamaging/ disturbing an electric meter, apparatus, equipment or wire to interfere accurate metering of electricity.
βUsage of electricity through tampered electric meter.
βUsage of electricity other than which the usage of electricity is authorized.
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βTaking direct supply without electric meter.
βTampering of electric meter, loop connection or any other device or method which interferes the accurate registration of the meter.
βDamaging/ disturbing an electric meter, apparatus, equipment or wire to interfere accurate metering of electricity.
βUsage of electricity through tampered electric meter.
βUsage of electricity other than which the usage of electricity is authorized.
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π Contract of Service vs Contract for Service.πOf - More control of employer
π€For - Independence given to worker
βοΈ Case- Araya pratinidhi sabha vs Arvind niketaan charthawal 1979
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Day 13 - Pa Inamdar vs. State Of Maharashtra.pdf
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π Day 13
P.A. Inamdar vs State of Maharashtra 2005
Reservation in Private unaided educational institutions
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P.A. Inamdar vs State of Maharashtra 2005
Reservation in Private unaided educational institutions
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Role of AI in Legal Education/Law Practice
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Two-Part Webinar Series on Role of AI in Legal Education & Role of AI in Law Practice
Explore the evolving landscape of AI in the legal industry with our two-part series webinar on AI and Legal Educationa and AI and Law Practice. Diving discussions on the implications for legal education, the knowledge and skills needed for future lawyersβ¦
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Role of AI in Legal Education/Law Practice https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdFg4k-WCS_5Rs6a6OU8W2DzYJyf8rKCF28Ox5RRawGm7gfRw/viewform
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Just Remind me on that Day and before Time π
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Letters to Emilie Schenkl, 1934-1942-8 Must Read Books by Subhas Chandra Bose
https://m.timesofindia.com/education/news/8-must-read-books-by-subhas-chandra-bose/photostory/105007795.cms
https://m.timesofindia.com/education/news/8-must-read-books-by-subhas-chandra-bose/photostory/105007795.cms
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8 Must Read Books by Subhas Chandra Bose | The Times of India
Subhas Chandra Bose was a prominent Indian freedom fighter and leader. Here are some of the books that contain his writings, speeches, or letters:
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#Polity_MCQ by CurrentLegalGK
By which of the following names was the Parliament House originally known?
By which of the following names was the Parliament House originally known?
Anonymous Quiz
22%
A Lok Sabha
26%
B Legislative Chamber
32%
C Parliament House
19%
D Council House
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The petitioners also challenged the notification of 1968 issued by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs that empowers State to exercise powers under the Negotiable Instruments Act to declare public holidays. The plea said that the said power under the Negotiableβ¦
Therefore, It is executive policy to declare holiday?
Now the question is which government? State, central or both? Answer with backing of sections/Atleast order or statute.
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Now the question is which government? State, central or both? Answer with backing of sections/Atleast order or statute.
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πMoral Turpitude kya hota hai aiye jante hai
β Pawan Kumar vs. State of Haryana 1996 has held as under:
βMoral turpitudeβ is an expression which is used in legal as also societal parlance to describe conduct which is inherently base, vile, depraved or
having any connection showing depravity....
...The following terms should ordinarily be applied in judging whether a certain offence involves moral turpitude or not;
(1) whether the act leading to a
conviction was such as could shock the moral conscience of society in general.
(2) whether the motive which led to the act was a base one.
(3) whether on account of the act having been committed the perpetrator could be considered to be of a depraved character or a person who was to be looked down upon by the society.
π€βNon-Compoundable offences
π²Socio-economic offences
π‘Grave Offences...
β The Supreme Court in the case of State Bank of India vs. P. Soupramaniane 2019
The other important factors that are to be kept in mind to conclude that an offence involves moral turpitude are :
β The person who commits the offence;
β The person against whom it is committed;
β The manner and circumstances in which it is alleged to have been committed;
β The values of the society.
π¬Examples....
...Around 30 Offences in IPC
πNDPS
β«Prevention Of Corruption Act
murder, theft, perjury, vice crimes, bigamy, rape, outraging modesty of women, miscarriage of a woman with child, kidnapping, abducting, or inducing a woman to compel her marriage, selling a minor for purpose of prostitution (child prostitute- now child who has been trafficked), extortion, robbery.
π€Will Assault come under this? Well simple hurt will no, but aggravated assault or with dangerous weapon which may cause death will surely come under the ambit of Moral Turpitude.
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Brahmajit kaushal v UoI 2026
"With all humility at my command, a careful distinction becomes necessary, on the one hand, between the genuine cases of egregious dowry-related cruelty which shock the collective conscience of the society as a whole, and, on the other hand, prosecutions arising out of essentially personal disputes within the precincts of the matrimonial home, which may culminate in compromise, acquittal, or even conviction based on findings of only technical or marginal cruelty. Categorisation of a particular case under Section 498-A IPC may or may not involve moral turpitude depends on its own facts and is always debatable, and reasonable people may differ on that question. What cannot be accepted, however, is any general rule that every offence under Section 498-A IPC, by its very nature, must automatically be translated into an offence involving moral turpitude for the purpose of civil consequences such as employment, promotion or higher education"
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β Pawan Kumar vs. State of Haryana 1996 has held as under:
βMoral turpitudeβ is an expression which is used in legal as also societal parlance to describe conduct which is inherently base, vile, depraved or
having any connection showing depravity....
...The following terms should ordinarily be applied in judging whether a certain offence involves moral turpitude or not;
(1) whether the act leading to a
conviction was such as could shock the moral conscience of society in general.
(2) whether the motive which led to the act was a base one.
(3) whether on account of the act having been committed the perpetrator could be considered to be of a depraved character or a person who was to be looked down upon by the society.
π€βNon-Compoundable offences
π²Socio-economic offences
π‘Grave Offences...
β The Supreme Court in the case of State Bank of India vs. P. Soupramaniane 2019
The other important factors that are to be kept in mind to conclude that an offence involves moral turpitude are :
β The person who commits the offence;
β The person against whom it is committed;
β The manner and circumstances in which it is alleged to have been committed;
β The values of the society.
π¬Examples....
...Around 30 Offences in IPC
πNDPS
β«Prevention Of Corruption Act
murder, theft, perjury, vice crimes, bigamy, rape, outraging modesty of women, miscarriage of a woman with child, kidnapping, abducting, or inducing a woman to compel her marriage, selling a minor for purpose of prostitution (child prostitute- now child who has been trafficked), extortion, robbery.
π€Will Assault come under this? Well simple hurt will no, but aggravated assault or with dangerous weapon which may cause death will surely come under the ambit of Moral Turpitude.
Mention 5 offences on the basis of above discussion π
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Brahmajit kaushal v UoI 2026
"With all humility at my command, a careful distinction becomes necessary, on the one hand, between the genuine cases of egregious dowry-related cruelty which shock the collective conscience of the society as a whole, and, on the other hand, prosecutions arising out of essentially personal disputes within the precincts of the matrimonial home, which may culminate in compromise, acquittal, or even conviction based on findings of only technical or marginal cruelty. Categorisation of a particular case under Section 498-A IPC may or may not involve moral turpitude depends on its own facts and is always debatable, and reasonable people may differ on that question. What cannot be accepted, however, is any general rule that every offence under Section 498-A IPC, by its very nature, must automatically be translated into an offence involving moral turpitude for the purpose of civil consequences such as employment, promotion or higher education"
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Constitution MCQ explanation @CurrentLegalGK.pdf
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~Judgment mentioned - 2013 in the matter of Student Federation of India Vs UOI and others was filed in the Honβble Supreme Court in which Ministry of Education was one of the respondents. The PIL was disposed-off vide Order dated 03.02.2017 inter-alia with direction that issue raised in the petition, though important, is basically a policy matter. It will be open to the petitioners to raise the issue before the concerned authorities who may consider the same in accordance with law.
~Committee mentioned- Ashok Mishra Committee Report
π¨βπCoaching/centre- More than 50 students
π¨βπ«Tutor least qualification- UG
π«Disqualification- Moral Turpitude me convicted hue ho.
βMisleading Advertisement
βBelow 16 yrs or 10th class child in coaching.
βRefund of fees in case studenteaves in between (rest period)
βReasonable fee Amount (vague)
β°Complete classes in stipulated time.
coaching center shall ensure weekly off for students as well as tutors.
There shall be no assessment-test / exam on the day after weekly off.
π¨ββοΈ Penalties---
βRs 25,000/- for first offence
βRs. 1,00,000/- for the second offence
βRevocation of registration for subsequent offence
Many other such guidelines (students should definitely read the 8-10 page guidelines in detail)
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Guidelines for Regulation of Coaching centres 2024 ~Judgment mentioned - 2013 in the matter of Student Federation of India Vs UOI and others was filed in the Honβble Supreme Court in which Ministry of Education was one of the respondents. The PIL was disposed-off vide Order dated 03.02.2017 inter-alia with direction that issue raised in the petition, though important, is basically a policy matter. It will be open to the petitioners to raise the issue before the concerned authorities who may consider the same in accordance with law.
~Committee mentioned- Ashok Mishra Committee Report
π¨βπCoaching/centre- More than 50 students
π¨βπ«Tutor least qualification- UG
π«Disqualification- Moral Turpitude me convicted hue ho.
βMisleading Advertisement
βBelow 16 yrs or 10th class child in coaching.
βRefund of fees in case studenteaves in between (rest period)
βReasonable fee Amount (vague)
β°Complete classes in stipulated time.
coaching center shall ensure weekly off for students as well as tutors.
There shall be no assessment-test / exam on the day after weekly off.
π¨ββοΈ Penalties---
βRs 25,000/- for first offence
βRs. 1,00,000/- for the second offence
βRevocation of registration for subsequent offence
Many other such guidelines (students should definitely read the 8-10 page guidelines in detail)
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Guideliens_Coaching_Centres_en.pdf
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