Roll No.
Name Topic
1 SUMIT Formation of the Indian Union and territorial organisation under Articles 1-4.
2 GUNJAN Preamble objectives: Sovereign, Democratic, Socialist, Secular, Justice.
3 ABHISHEK Preamble as a tool for constitutional interpretation in judicial decisions
4 NIKITA Federalism and parliamentary democracy as salient features
5 SAHIL Constitutional amendment procedure: written vs flexible constitution
7 PRAVEEN Article 12 - Definition of "State" and expanded applicability.
8 AKASH Article 13 - Justiciability of laws and doctrine of severability.
9 JYOTI Article 14 - Equality before law and reasonable classification test.
10 VINEY Articles 15-16.
11 YOGITA Reservations policy, creamy layer doctrine, and landmark cases.
12 HARSIKA Articles 17-18 - Abolition of untouchability and hereditary titles.
13 YOGESH Article 19(1)(a) - Freedom of speech, expression, and right to information.
14 SNEHA Freedom of press, prior restraint doctrine, and right to privacy.
15 NAVYA Articles 19(1)(b)-(f)
16 ANTIMA Article 20 - Protections against ex-post-facto laws and double jeopardy.
17 SOURABH Article 21 - Right to life and personal liberty (expansive interpretation).
18 GAURAV Article 21A - Constitutional right to education and 86th Amendment.
20 SANJAY Article 22 - Protection against arbitrary arrest and preventive detention.
21 ANURAG Article 23 - Prohibition of human trafficking and forced labour.
22 KULDEEP Article 24 - Abolition of child labour and hazardous employment.
23 ANJALI Articles 25-28 - Freedom of religion, conscience, and religious management
24 MAYANK Articles 29-30 - Minority rights to conserve culture and establish educational institutions.
25 JITESH Articles 32 & 226 - Writ jurisdiction
26 BANUPRIYAArticles 32, PIL, and locus standi.
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