Writeups by Absent Minded Professor

Magna Carta is the Charter of rights issued by the King John of England. It is the first written document on Fundamental Rights of the citizens. Fundamental Rights: 1.        Meant for promoting the idea of democracy. 2.       Prevent the establishment of authoritarian and despotic rule. 3.       Protect people’s liberties. The Fundamental Rights are enshrined in the part III of the Indian Constitution. It constitutes articles 12–35. They are inspired from the USA’s Bill of Rights. Part III contains long and comprehensive list of justiciable Fundamental Rights. These are more elaborate than anywhere else in the world. The reason FR include the term ‘Fundamental’ is because they are guaranteed and protected by the Constitution, which happens to be the fundamental law of the land. Also, they are essential for all round progress of the individuals (intellectual, material, moral etc). ...

  SHOULD ANIMALS BE CAGED AND USED FOR MAN’S ENTERTAINMENT AND EDUCATION?                                                             “The lamb misused breeds public strife                         And yet forgets the butcher’s knife”        We all know that we have some fundamental rights for all the humans like education for all, appropriate medical services, freedom for expression, etc.but what about animals like us nature has given the   gift of life to them also, what about their needs and their rights. In this era of educated and civilised people we do have rights for humans but not even a single right for animals.  We all are well settled ...