constitution day

This issue of India Legal is dedicated to the nation’s most celebrated and hallowed secular text that is, in its evangelical message, as powerful as any holy book: The Indian Constitution.

As India renews its commitment to the Constitution, it’s time to assess how it has stood the test of time. Experts have said that while it is a sound document, it should also be flexible.

At a Supreme Court Bar Association event on the eve of Constitution Day, Chief Justice of India Justice DY Chandrachud reiterates the need for stakeholders to sort out disagreements between Bench, Bar and Executive,

Over the years chief justices have reiterated their faith in the spirit and values of the Constitution. India Legal takes a look at the faith reposed on the Indian Constitution by the present and former chief justices.

On Constitution Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud pay encomiums to the document that binds India together

India observed its Constitution Day recently. The event reaffirms the faith "We The People" place on the Constitution but many issues still cry an answer. Prof (Dr) Ranbir Singh, former vice chancellor of the National Law School, spoke to Sanjay Raman Sinha on challenges confronting the Constitution.

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