Arre, friends! Don't worry, I feel your pain. For TS LAWCET Constitutional Law, just remember few things: Article 21 is Right to Life, but Article 19 is Right to Freedom. Don't mix them up. Also, don't forget Emergency Provisions, specially

Koi bhi study material ka upyog kar sakte hain. Main akele CrPC ke liye "Ratanlal & Dhirajlal's Code of Criminal Procedure" aur BNSS ke liye "Durga Das Basak's Indian Constitutional Law" ko prefer karta hoon. Bahut saare questions hain jaha

Additional Info: Don't forget to brush up on key IP concepts like copyright infringement, patent law, and trademarks for CLAT. Focus on the Patents Act and Designs Act as well. Revision tips: practice solving IP-related questions using prev

Maine socha hai, kya difference hai Evidence Act aur Indian Evidence Act mein? Sab kuch samaan hi hai, sirf naam ka difference hai. Yeh to Evidence Act general term hai, phir bhi iske under Indian Evidence Act ka reference hota hai. Maine e

Totally agree with this! The quasi-judicial monster is indeed a beast that needs to be tamed. However, I think we must also consider the 'reasonableness' test, which often comes into play when assessing the decisions made by these administr

"Koi baat nahi, constitution ke under kuch bhi galat ho sakta hai. Lekin ismein samasya yeh hai ki hum judicial review ka sahi upyog karte hain ya nahi. Judiciary ko iska bharosa hai aur ve apni prerana ke anusar faisla lene ki koshish kart