Ram Kishore Sen vs Union of India AIR 1966 SC 644 is a landmark case on territorial sovereignty and constitutional amendments. Doon Law Mentor offers a detailed legal analysis for lawyers and law students, exploring the Indian Constitution’s framework, Article 3, and the Berubari Union transfer.
Can the words Socialist and Secular be removed from the Indian Constitution? Doon Law Mentor offers a detailed legal analysis for lawyers and law students, exploring the basic structure doctrine, judicial precedents, and constitutional implications of amending the Preamble.
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The One Big Beautiful Bill (H.R.1, 2025) transforms U.S. tax, healthcare, and immigration law. Passed by the Senate on July 1, 2025, it extends Trump’s 2017 tax cuts and reforms Medicaid. Explore its key provisions with Doon Law Mentor’s’s expert analysis for lawyers and law students.
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The Kesavananda Bharati Case (1973) introduced the Basic Structure Doctrine, limiting Parliament’s amendment powers. Explore the legal issues, Supreme Court’s reasoning, and implications for lawyers and law students with Doon Law Mentor’s expert analysis of this landmark judgment.
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The S.R. Bommai Case (S.R. Bommai v. Union of India, AIR 1994 SC 1918) redefined President’s Rule under Article 356, strengthening federalism. Explore the legal issues, Supreme Court’s reasoning, and implications for lawyers and law students with Doon Law Mentor’s expert analysis of this landmark judgment.
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The Berubari Union Case (1960) clarified India’s ability to cede land, requiring a constitutional amendment. Explore the legal issues, Supreme Court’s observations, reasoning, and implications for lawyers and law students with Doon Law Mentor’s expert analysis of this landmark ruling.
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Explore unlawful assembly and public tranquility in the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023, covering BNS Sections 189–197, landmark cases like Kedar Nath Singh, and recent legal updates. Master this for UPSC, CLAT, and AIBE with Doon Law Mentor’s expert insights!
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Discover consent as a legal defence in India under IPC Sections 87–93 and BNS Sections 25–31, with landmark judgments like Tukaram v. State. Master this for UPSC, CLAT, and AIBE with Doon Law Mentor’s expert insights! (
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Explore the law on transit remand in India under BNSS, its safeguards, and key judgments. Learn how it applies in cases like Raja Raghuvanshi’s murder. Master this for UKPCSJ, MPCJ, DJS, and CLAT with Doon Law Mentor’s resources
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The Uttarakhand Judicial Services 2025 exam faces a Supreme Court challenge for excluding blind and non-domiciled PwBD candidates. Learn about the case, legal issues, and implications for UKPCSJ 2025 aspirants. Prepare with Doon Law Mentor.
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The Supreme Court of India has released a groundbreaking report, Unclogging the Docket: Tackling Short, Infructuous and Old Cases, detailing a pendency project conducted by the Centre for Research and Planning (CRP) from November 2024 to May 2025. This initiative, the first to implement Differentiated Case Management in India, processed 10,000 pending cases, identified short, old, and infructuous matters, and achieved judicial resolution for around 2,000 cases. With an improved disposal rate of 104%, this project offers a scalable model for reducing judicial pendency across India.
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The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has announced the Assistant Prosecution Officer (APO) Mains Exam 2025, scheduled for 1st June 2025 in Ajmer. The exam will be held in two sessions: Paper I from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM and Paper II from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Admit cards will be available for download from 29th May 2025 on the RPSC website and SSO Portal. Candidates of RPSC APO Mains must arrive 60 minutes before the exam start time and carry a valid photo ID. Read on for detailed instructions, exam day guidelines, and more!
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