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15 Landmark Judgments that shaped Article 21 (Right to life)

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15 Landmark Judgments that shaped Article 21 (Right to life) ✨All of these can be quoted in GS 2 1. Ramlila Maidan v. Home Secretary, UOI: Right to sleep 2. Maneka Gandhi v. UOI: The right to live with dignity 3. Olga Tellis v. Bombay Municipal Corporation: Right to livelihood 4. Parmanand Katara vs. Union of India: Right to health & medical assistance 5. K.S. Puttaswamy v. UOI 2017; People’s Union for Civil Liberties (PUCL) v. UOI 1997: Right to Privacy 6. Aruna Ramchandra Shanbaug v. UOI 2011; Gian Kaur v. State of Punjab 1996: Right to die 7. Mohini jain v. state of karnataka 1992; Unnikrishnan v. state of Andhra Pradesh 1993: Right to education is a FR 8. M.H. Hoskot v. State of Maharashtra 1978: Right to free…

Jul102022 by albindiaNo Comments

MAINS 2022- 45 DAYS CRASH COURSE [Daily writing + test series] 2022

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MAINS 2022 TEST SERIES- 45 DAYS ULTIMATE BOOSTER COURSE -TEST SERIES & DAILY WRITING Last 45 days are game changer for mains 2022 examination. Even if you completed everything , this final lap booster with daily answer review, individual care and GS 1-4 daily tests like real exam can boost your result many fold than now. This works for aspirants who got chance for this mains unexpectedly in aggressive mode to perform upto 300% than now. This section is for mains 2022-Aspirants targeting 2023 or beyond may click here Maximum productivity in limited time available makes this course unique from others. Series starts with daily writing with individual care & proceeds to full syllabus tests like in real exam, once your mentor prompts. You will be taking 2 mock exams …

Jan42022 by albindiaNo Comments

Freedom of expression is not absolute

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Do you agree with the view that freedom of expression is not absolute? Justify with suitable examples. YES, I agree with the view that freedom of expression is not absolute. It is limited by respecting others right, own duty, constitution...etc. Justification Constitutional restrictions: Constitution limits freedom of expression for maintaining peace, law and order. E.g. Article 19 sub parts Contempt of court: Limits freedom of expression to safeguard judicial powers. E.g. Kunal Kamra case; Prasanth Kishore case..etc Defamation: Restriction on freedom of expression prevents defaming others. E.g. Arun Jaitely case, Priya Ramani Case, Kejriwal case...etc For Law and order : Freedom of expression have restriction for Maintaining law and order & to prevent spreading of misinformation. E.g Twitter bans in J & K after abrogation of A370, Restrictions in Delhi…

Jan42022 by albindiaNo Comments

Indian intervention on Srilankan civil war- Needed or not [Critically examine]

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Was Indian intervention in the Sri Lankan Civil War needed? Critically examine. India’s relationship with Sri Lanka is complex. The ethnic and historical links between Sri Lankan and Indian Tamils as well as New Delhi’s own regional influence in South Asia give India an enduring interest in its southern neighbor. The original intention was peacekeeping but the Indian Peace Keeping Force eventually involved in large scale military operations. This raised confusions about intervention needed or not? Arguments supporting Indian intervention Request by Srilankan state considered as a boost to India's geopolitical image. Unstable Srilanka could threaten indias national interest. Intervention was needed to prevent external powers like china making base in SL. The Indian intervention in the Sri Lankan Civil War was the deployment of the Indian Peace Keeping Force in Sri Lanka intended to perform a peacekeeping…

Oct112021 by albindiaNo Comments

[IASTODAY MASTER 2022] DAILY MAINS ANSWER WRITING WITH OFFICIAL REVIEW-OCTOBER 11 2021 QUESTIONS

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DAILY MAINS ANSWER WRITING SERIES WITH EXPERT REVIEW -MASTERing UPSC 2022. OCTOBER 11 2021- Questions for Mains Answer Writing CLICK HERE TO SEE previous days Questions DATE WISE>> Nb: We analyze all leading 8 newspapers in India for this mains answer writings questions & those already covered in previous dates won't be asked again to write, instead will be provided in compilation. You wont get these wide coverage anywhere else. It covers: All relevant newspapers in English. Further PIB , PRS and Down to earth are covered when ever necessary. NB: Master 2022 series is starting from today. Start writing based on your understanding without bothering about content or perfection . It will be fine eventually with our individual care & detailed feedback. If you are new to iastoday, refer old series…

Aug242021 by albindiaNo Comments

Role of Gandhi, Nehru, Jinnah and British in partition of india

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Role played by Gandhi, Nehru, Jinnah and British in partition of India The partition of India that happened in 1947 was based on the outcome of the clash of ambitions of 4 individual thinking entities. Gandhi, Jinnah, Nehru and the British contributed for partition in different ways. Role of Gandhi in partition of India He didn't want violence or civil war in united India but believed that partition can also create violence and everlasting problems between countries.. Personally Gandhi was tremendously distressed over the idea of a Divided India but failed to convince others about merit of his ideas. Later realized that it’s inevitable as almost all congress leaders had accepted it. He didn’t celebrate independence and was serving people in Bengal to prevent large scale massacre in Bengal. His…