Former Chief Justices of India JS Khehar and DY Chandrachud gave their views before the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) ...

The basic structure is an amalgamation of several concepts. It is an abbreviation of our constitutional philosophy that offers a conceptual foundation against totalitarianism.

The Basic Structure Doctrine should balance its ambit concerning the powers of Parliament, as it is the biggest forum of representative democracy This year in April, we celebrated the 50th ...

The Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission (APPSC) has invited applications to fill 691 vacancies for the recruitment of ...

The need for the basic structure doctrine arose because the Indian Constitution failed to specify a suitable institutional hierarchy, delineation of powers, and checks and balances.

The basic structure doctrine remains India’s pride and the world’s envy. Bangladesh, Malaysia and Kenya have imported this Indian judicial invention.

Of late, there has been criticism of the Basic Structure Doctrine on two  major grounds, first, it was propounded for the first time by the Supreme Court in its judgment in Kesavananda ...

The Kesavananda Bharati judgement (1973) by the Supreme Court introduced the Basic Structure Doctrine. It said that the Constitution could only be amended to the extent by the Parliament that it ...

Basic Business Plan Structure. Business plans vary in content according to their intended purposes, but the basic format remains the same. It consists of three elements: First, discuss the ...

Basic Structure Doctrine: Safeguarding the soul of the Constitution The first two decades of Independence saw a build-up of jurisprudence on the limits of the Parliament’s power to amend the ...

Kolkata: The basic structure of the Constitution cannot be changed by any means, said Supreme Court judge Dipankar Datta while speaking on the occasio.

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