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Concept Of ‘Life’ Under Article 21 Of The Indian Constitution





Sini Sunny, NMIMS University, School of Law, Hyderabad


ABSTRACT


In any coordinated society, right to live as an individual isn't guaranteed by meeting just the creature needs of man. It is gotten just when he is guaranteed of all offices to foster him and is liberated from limitations which restrain his development. All common liberties are intended to accomplish this item. Right to live ensured in any cultivated society infers the right to food, water, climate, training, clinical consideration and safe house. The word 'life' as utilized by Article 21 takes in its compass not just the idea of simple actual presence by additionally all better upsides of life including the option to work and right to occupation. This right is a key right ensured to all people dwelling in India, residents and non-residents the same. Right to life including right to occupation and work as ensured by Article 21 isn't diminished to a simple paper axiom yet is kept alive, energetic and throbbing so the nation can adequately walk towards the affirmed objective of foundation of a populist society as visualized by the principal architects while authorizing the Constitution of India alongside its Preamble.


Keywords- Life, Article 21, Constitution, Dignity, Freedom.

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