Jurisprudence and Human Rights in India: Supreme Court’s Progressive Interpretation under Articles 14, 19 & 21
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Human Rights in IndiaAbstract
Concise summary of research question, methods, key findings, and contribution.Example content: state that the paper examines how the Supreme Court has interpreted Articles 14 (equality), 19 (freedom of expression and related freedoms) and 21 (life and personal liberty), showing a rights-expansive trend from formalistic readings to substantive protections (privacy, dignity, speech online), and discuss tensions (state regulation, platform governance). Mention methodology (doctrinal + empirical case-review + selective interviews/data) and main conclusion: the Court’s jurisprudence has progressively integrated human-rights norms into constitutional doctrine while encountering friction in digital-era platform governance.
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