Nehruvian Consensus (Balancing right and left and remaining in center)
- Internal - Model of development
- Middle path b/w Capitalism and Socialism
- External -
- Palestinian issue
- NAM - even when Janata Party came to power - did not change
Women in independence
Indian Freedom movement - Largest civil rights movement
Gandhi’s mass movements - Ended the stigma since Aristotle of keeping women in 4 walls of the house
Despite being a patriarchal society - women had mass participation
Nehru - When men were in jails, women took command of the national movement
All IDEOLOGICAL STREAMS
Rani Laxmi Bai | |
Annie Besant | Home Rule league |
Gandhian Sarojini Naidu | NCM
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Revolutionary militant form of struggle also Santi Ghosh - Shot dead DM Bina Das - Shot point blank at Governor while getting degree P Usha Rani Giddanilu Kalpana Dutt helped Surya sen - Chittagong raids | QIM |
| INA - Laxmi Sehgal - Jhansi Rani regiment | |
Tebhaga and Telangana movement - successful due to large women participation |
Conclusion
Constitution - equal status and Voting rights
Protection of Religious and Cultural minorities
Intro
- DE Smith - Minorities are custodians of secularism
- Indian Const - revolutionary document. Universal and multicultural citizenship
- Indian society is amalgamation of heterogenous communities and so is called Unity in diversity
Provisions
- Art 25,26,27,28 - kirpans for sikhs
- Art 29 -protection of Script culture and language of any community
- Art 30 - edu instis
- Art 350 -Special Offr for Linguistic Minorities Provision for instruction in motor tongue in primary stage
Court cases
- -ves
- A. Basha Case 1996 - Aligarh Muslim University - not a minority insti
- Reverend Father Case - SC accepted that Minority instis can be brought under RTE
- +ves
- Champakam Dorairajan 1950 - No reservation on religious or linguistic basis
- Shah Bano Case 1986 - Alimony to divorced muslim women. - interference in personal law
- Shayara Bano Case - Triple Talaq has been banned
SC has had its share of hits and misses but has protected and defended the rights of minorities.
Tribal Rights
- 5th and 6th schedule
- Art 19 - freedom of movement - tribal areas - reasonable restriction
- PESA Act
- FRA
- NC-ST - Art 338(A)
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