Polity

Model Code of Conduct (MCC)
Model Code of Conduct (MCC)

The Model Code of Conduct ensures free and fair elections by regulating political behaviour and preventing misuse of government power during polls.

S.P. Mittal vs Union of India (1983)
S.P. Mittal vs Union of India (1983)

SC held Sri Aurobindo Society not a religious denomination; upheld Auroville Act, 1980 as valid and non-violative of fundamental rights.

Maneka Gandhi vs Union of India (1978)
Maneka Gandhi vs Union of India (1978)

Landmark case expanding Article 21; established the Golden Triangle of Articles 14, 19 & 21, ensuring fair, just, and reasonable laws.

Brij Bhushan vs State of Delhi (1950)
Brij Bhushan vs State of Delhi

The Brij Bhushan case (1950) upheld press freedom, ruling that pre-censorship violates Article 19(1)(a) unless justified by public order.

Bijoe Emmanuel vs State of Kerala (1986)
Bijoe Emmanuel vs State of Kerala (1986)

The 1986 Bijoe Emmanuel vs State of Kerala case upheld the right to freedom of religion and expression, affirming that patriotism cannot be forced.

Personality Rights in India
Personality Rights in India

Personality rights protect name, image, voice, and likeness in India, balancing privacy, dignity, and free speech in the AI era.

Hindu Succession Act, 1956
Hindu Succession Act, 1956

The Hindu Succession Act, 1956 codifies Hindu inheritance, ensures women’s property rights, and grants daughters equal coparcenary rights.

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