Article-14 Explained:Equality Before Law & Equal Protection of Laws||Meaning of Equality

Описание: Is the law actually the same for everyone? Article 14 of the Indian Constitution is the only thing standing between a fair government and total state power. In this video, we break down the Right to Equality and explain why "equal" doesn't always mean "same."

Many people think Article 14 means the government must treat every single person exactly the same way. That is a myth. In this video, you will learn the legal "magic" that allows for reservations, special taxes, and specific laws for different groups.
What we cover in this deep-dive:
• The Two Pillars: Why India took "Equality before Law" from the UK and "Equal Protection" from the USA.
• The Test of Reasonableness: How the courts decide if a law is discriminatory or just "different."
• Arbitrariness vs. Equality: The famous shift from the "Old Doctrine" to the "New Doctrine."
• Article 14 & You: Real-world examples of how this right protects you in daily life.
[Key Legal Concepts Mentioned]
• Rule of Law: No one is above the law.
• Intelligible Differentia: The logical basis for classification.
• Rational Nexus: The connection between the law's aim and its classification.
🧭 Video Navigation
The Power of Article 14
Why "Absolute Equality" is Impossible
UK vs. USA: The Two Sources of Article 14
The "Test" a law must pass to be valid
Landmark Cases: Air India v. Nargesh Meerza
Why Article 14 is a "Basic Structure" of the Constitution
Final Summary


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