Fundamental Right

Access to electricity is a fundamental right under Article 21: Delhi High Court
Mere involvement in FIRs not enough to classify a person as History-Sheeter: Jammu and Kashmir High Court
Maternity leave is fundamental right: Himachal Pradesh High Court
Jammu & Kashmir High Court seeks status report on implementation of Right to Free and Compulsory Education Act
Right to marry person of choice existed in ancient times as 'Swayamvar'; now fundamental right under Article 21: Punjab & Haryana High Court
"Will clog parliament": Supreme Court on PIL to allow citizens to directly petition parliament to discuss important issues
Existence of infrastructure does not confer an automatic right on lawyers to argue over virtual hearing: Madhya Pradesh HC tells Supreme Court
Employee has no fundamental right to posting or transfer but State should consider 'family life' while crafting policy: Supreme Court
Supreme Court orders States/ UTs to immediately start issuance of ration, identity cards to sex workers
Can digital services be demanded as fundamental right? Kerala High Court to examine
'Forum convenience' is not fundamental right; only Chief Justice can transfer case from one Bench to another: Karnataka High Court
No religion has fundamental right to degrade other religions: Karnataka High Court rejects plea by 2 Christians accused of insulting Quran, Gita
"Right to travel abroad inheres in right to liberty under Article 21:" Mehbooba Mufti moves Jammu & Kashmir High Court for issuance of passport
Right of individual to marry any person of his/her choice, irrespective of caste or religion is a fundamental right: Karnataka High Court
Right to property may not be a fundamental right any longer, but still a Constitutional right: Supreme Court reiterates
Judicial underreach and the Supreme Court's flaming sword
Inequities and challenges surrounding access to education amidst COVID-19
Right to access Internet is not a Fundamental Right, State can curb Freedom of Speech and Right to Trade through Internet: J&K Govt tells SC
Improper handling of Sexual Harassment complaint impinges upon the Fundamental Right to Life and Dignity: Supreme Court
Minorities’ Fundamental Right under Article 30 cannot be waived, Supreme Court reiterates [Read Judgment]
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