Published On: November 2nd 2025 Authored By: GARIMA AGGARWAL INSTITUTE: ASIAN LAW COLLEGE, NOIDA ABSTRACT We all are the living beings or the organism we breath, die and survive. How? Every individual require somethings on which basis they live. i.e. Fish require water; lion require beef like that human’s require oxygen even it’s essential for […]
Published On: October 31st 2025 Authored By: Mahek Zubeariya Kalinga University Abstract: The rapid pace of modern development has often clashed with the fundamental necessity for environmental protection. In India, the judiciary has taken a proactive role in resolving this conflict through a groundbreaking interpretation of the constitutional “right to life” under Article 21 of
Published On: October 31st 2025 Authored By: Nisha Kumari S.S Khanna Girls Degree College, Prayagraj, University of Allahabad Abstract A healthy and clean Environment is essential for all the living organisms. But, with the development we started pollute, damage or harm the environment that is not a good indication. So, the protection of environment certain
Published On: October 30th 2025 Authored By: Arin Khan Government New Law College, DAVV Indore Abstract Environmental protection has emerged as one of the most significant constitutional developments in India. Through judicial interpretation, Article 21 of the Constitution, which guarantees the right to life and personal liberty, has been expansively interpreted to include the right
Published On: 30th October 2025 Authored By: Anandi Chaturvedi Chanakya Law College Rudrapur, Uttrakhand Abstract The Indian Constitution, while not explicitly enshrining environmental protection as a fundamental right, has witnessed a remarkable evolution of environmental jurisprudence through the creative and activist interpretation of Article 21. This legal article examines the transformative role of the Indian
