Pursuing law from H.N.L.U. Raipur. Passionate reader, writer and social worker. Vice- President, SBA- HNLU. 

Swati Bhargava

It's about changing interpretation of Article 21 over a period of time, right from Gopalan to Maneka Gandhi and more. It has lessons that deals with Right to Livelihood, Quality of Life, Criminal Justice after Maneka Gandhi, Gopalan to Maneka Gandhi's story, Right to Life and of Death, etc.

The courses in this section will help you crack the Common Admission Law Test and get you into any of the prestigious National Law Universities and other Institutes in India.

CLAT & Other 5-year LLB Exams

English

Article 21: An Organic Provision

Historical Background of Constitution

Constitution of India

Legal Reasoning

CLAT & Other Law Entrance Exams 

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

This deals with how Right to Life is construed to include Quality of Life. It talks about case laws that helped Judiciary to give broader interpretation to this right and also limitations attached. 
CLAT students need not remember names of all cases.

Extended View of Article 21: Emphasising Quality of Life

This lesson focuses on how Right to Livelihood emerged. The story of this Right from Sant Ram's case to Olga Tellis' case.

Right to Livelihood: From Sant Ram to Olga Tellis

This lesson deals that how over a period of time, with new cases that came before court for adjudication, the Court has worked for betterment of Criminal Justice. It deals with investigation, bail, handcuffing, free trial, speedy trial, provisions of Criminal Procedure Code, etc.

Criminal Justice After Maneka Gandhi

This deals with the arguments raised in A.K. Gopalan case, dissenting opinion of Justice Fazl Ali, subsequent cases like Bank Nationalisation case and how approach of Judiciary changes gradually.

Gopalan to Maneka: 1950-1977

This deals with how the phrase personal liberty is interpreted over a period of time to include right to write a book of prisoners, reproductive choice to women, etc.

Personal Liberty: Interpretation

DU Alumini|Political Strategist|L.L.B|Writer

Ayush Pandey

The course discusses about the Constitutional Law Of India

(Hindi) Constitution Of India - CLAT

"The sole meaning of life is to serve humanity" -Leo Tolstoy
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Aishwarya Himanshu Singh

In this course I will cover all the important facts and details about elections along with a discussion on the types of elections in India.

Polity- Types of Elections in India: CLAT

Vini Pandita

In this course, Vini Pandita ponders over the fundamental provisions of the Indian Constitution. This course will be beneficial for CLAT aspirants.

Indian Constitution: CLAT

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Pragna Muchumari

This course deals with the evolution, historical and features of the Indian constitution. Preamble, and articles 1- articles 51a are exclusively covered in this course.

Lessons

5 lessons • 1h 4m

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Extended View of Article 21: Emphasising Quality of Life

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Right to Livelihood: From Sant Ram to Olga Tellis

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Criminal Justice After Maneka Gandhi

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Gopalan to Maneka: 1950-1977

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Personal Liberty: Interpretation