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Death Penalty in India: Constitutional Validity and Global Trends

Published On: 14th December 2025 Authored by: Sujata Kumari GURU GOBIND SINGH INDRAPRASTHA UNIVERSITY Abstract The death penalty remains one of the most contentious issues in contemporary criminal jurisprudence, representing the intersection of constitutional law, criminal justice, and human rights discourse. This article examines the constitutional validity of capital punishment in India, tracing the evolution […]

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Sri Shambhulal Yadav vs Sri V.R.P Ahuja, 1999

Published on: 13th December 2025 Authored by: Diya Khatri AURO University BACKGROUND SOCIAL BACKGROUND: Domicile plays a crucial role to know where the person resides and whether they have a permanent place to reside or not, even though they reside in a temporary place. Domicile represents a person’s connections for a long period of time,

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KESAVANANDA BHARTI v. STATE OF KERALA  (1973) 4 SSC 225

Published on: 13th December 2025 Authored by: Monika Meena University Five Year Law College, Jaipur, Rajasthan INTRODUCTION: – The Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala (2017) is a landmark case judgment in the  Indian Constitutional and Legal History given by the largest ever bench constituted by  the Supreme Court of India, comprising thirteen (13) judges

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