Charu Modi

The course deals with fundamental rights in great detail. It covers the basic concepts, history, amendability of fundamental rights. It deals with each fundamental right in detail.

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English

Understanding Fundamental Rights

Polity

Salient Features of Constitution

Indian Polity 

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Salient Features of the Constitution

The lesson contains an overview of the entire course on Fundamental Rights consisting of its history, origin, basic concepts amendability and all the Fundamental Rights dealt in detail.

Overview

The lesson deals with the definition of right, sources of Fundamental Rights, features and difference between Fundamental Right, legal right and constitutional right.

Fundamental Rights - Basic Concepts

Through this lesson Charu tells you about the history and amendability of the Fundamental Rights rights from Golak Nath case to Keshvanand Bharti case. The lesson also contains classification of Fundamental Rights.

Fundamental Rights - History and Ammendability

The lesson deals with the definition of state and other authorities under Article 12 and the concept of judicial review under Article 13.

Fundamental Rights - Article 12-13

This lesson is a detailed description of Article 14. The two clauses of equality before law and equal protection of law and exception available against them.

Fundamental Rights - Article 14

In this lesson Charu deals with Article 15 in detail and the exception avaliable against it. In this lesson 93rd Amendment Act is also discussed.

Fundamental Rights - Article 15

This lesson is a detailed description about Article 16 and all the exceptions available to it. This lesson deals with 77th, 81st and 85th Amendment Act and Indira Sawhney case.

Fundamental Rights - Article 16

This lesson is dealt with detailed description of Article 17 and 18 and exceptions to it. It also deals with objections against Bharat Ratna also.

Fundamental Rights - Article 17-18

In this lesson Charu deals with all the six rights given under Article 19 and the exceptions attached to it. The rights and its exceptions are dealt in detail with examples.

Fundamental Rights - Article 19

The lesson is a detailed description about reasonable restrictions and grounds on which they can be imposed. The lesson also deals with Article 20 and ex post facto laws, double jeopardy and self incrimination.

Fundamental Rights - Article 20

This lesson is about the interpretation of 'procedure established by law' in various cases. It also deals with the various rights derived from Article 21.

Fundamental Rights - Article 22

In this lesson Charu deals with Right to education and changes before and after 86th Amendment Act. The lesson also deals with Article 22 and various rights available to a detenue under it. The lesson also discusses DK basu case.

Fundamental Rights - Article 21A-22

The lesson is a description of Article 23 and defines trafficking, forced labour and Begar. It also deals with the laws enacted to enforce this right. The lesson also deals with Article 24 and the rights enshrined for children.

Fundamental Rights - Article 23-24

The lesson deals with Article 25-28 in detail. It defines conscience, profess, practise and propogate. The lesson also consists of Stainilus case of Hon'ble Supreme Court.

Fundamental Rights - Article 25-28

The lesson is a detail explanation about the rights available to minority and majority. The rights are dealt in detail in the lesson with examples.

Fundamental Rights - Article 29-30

The lesson shows a detailed journey of right to property as a fundamental right to a constitutional right. It also deals with all the related amendments. The lesson has a detail on Article 31A-D.

Fundamental Rights - Right to Property

In this lesson Charu throws light on Article 32 and the power of Supreme Court and High Court and their differences.

Fundamental Rights - Article 32

In this lesson the writs of Habeas Corpus, Mandamus and Prohibition are discussed in detail with their literal meaning, definition, purpose and exceptions.

Fundamental Rights - Writs 1

In this lesson the writs of Certiorari and Qua warranto is dealt in detail. There is difference between certiorari and Prohibition. It consists of purpose, definition and exceptions of the writs. It also deals with Article 33 and 34.

Fundamental Rights - Writs 2

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Lessons

19 lessons • 2h 45m