AI Overview...
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Cultural and Criminological Transformation - The shift away from the 'Life for Life' law reflects a broader cultural and criminological change, emphasizing reasonableness and contextual interpretation over rigid principles. This indicates an evolving societal attitude towards justice, influenced by cultural, social, and economic variables. Rajendra Prasad: Kunjukunju Janardhanan: Sheo Shanker Dubey VS State Of U. P. : State Of Kerala: State Of U. P. - Supreme Court
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Social, Economic, and Cultural Transformation - Individuals drive societal change, shaping laws and social structures toward new socio-economic orders and fostering unity and fraternity. India’s multilingual, multi-ethnic society has been shaped by political promises for linguistic and cultural integration post-independence. S. R. Bommai VS Union Of India - Supreme Court
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Family Structure and Cultural Shift - Urbanization and socio-economic changes have led to transformations in family roles, functions, and relationships, notably the decline of the joint family system, reflecting broader cultural shifts. Avtar Singh VS Jaswinder Kaur - Punjab and Haryana, Avtar Singh VS Jaswinder Kaur - Current Civil Cases
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Rural Social Transformation - Organizations like the NYKS aim to promote social change in rural areas through fostering unity, national integration, secularism, discipline, self-help, and cultural awareness, highlighting grassroots cultural development. NEHRU YUVA KENDRA SANGATHAN VS UNION OF INDIA - Delhi, TEXTILES LABOUR ASSOCIATION VS PADMABEN MANILAL PARMAR - Gujarat
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Cultural Diversity and Pluralism - The concept of composite culture emphasizes rejection of mono-cultural dominance, advocating for pluralism and syncretism as stable, desirable societal foundations. Recognizing civilization, culture, nation, and state as interconnected elements underscores the importance of cultural diversity in societal development. In Re: Court On Its Own Motion VS . - Delhi
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Cultural Transformation of Police and Justice - Modernizing police methods to emphasize specialized skills and cultural tolerance is crucial for societal justice and reflects a society’s cultural refinement. Effective constitutional implementation requires strategic cultural and organizational reforms. Nandinisatpathy VS P. L. Dani - Supreme Court
Analysis and Conclusion
Cultural transformation in India is multifaceted, involving legal reforms, societal shifts in family and social structures, promotion of national integration, and embracing pluralism. These changes are driven by individuals and institutions committed to fostering unity, tolerance, and social justice, highlighting the importance of adapting cultural values to contemporary socio-economic realities for societal progress.
Search Results for "Cultural Transformation"
1979 0 Supreme(SC) 118 • India - Supreme Court
A.P.SEN, D.A.DESAI, V.R.KRISHNA IYER
This is a direct response, not merely to the humane call of the Constitution, but also to the wider cultural and criminological transformation of opinion on the futility of the law of 'Life for Life' 'red in tooth and claw'. No longer did judicial discretion depend on vague 'principles'. ... Reasonableness as envisaged in Art. 19 has a relative connotation dependent on a variety of variables - cultural, social, economic and otherwise. ... The gross misapplication springs from professional innocence of the ideological, constitutional, crim....
1994 0 Supreme(SC) 337 • India - Supreme Court
S.R.PANDIAN, YOGESHWAR DAYAL, S.C.AGRAWAL, P.B.SAWANT, K.RAMASWAMY, J.S.VERMA, B.P.JEEVAN REDDY, A.M.AHMADI, KULDIP SINGH
But the motive force for Social, economic and cultural transformation comes from individuals who comprise the society. They are the movers in the mould of the law as the principal instrument of an orderly transient to a new socio-economic order or social integration and fraternity among the people. ... Our society is, among other things, multilingual, multi-ethnic and multi-cultural. Prior to independence, political promises were made that the States will be formed on linguistic basis and the ethnic and cultural identiti....
2015 0 Supreme(P&H) 277 • India - Punjab and Haryana
PARAMJEET SINGH
With efflux of time and changes in the socio-economic and cultural milieu of our society, there has been transformation in the structure, functions, roles, relationships and values of the family. With greater urbanization, the concept of joint family may indeed be on a steady decline.
• India - Current Civil Cases
PARAMJEET SINGH
With efflux of time and changes in the socio-economic and cultural milieu of our society, there has been transformation in the structure, functions, roles, relationships and values of the family. With greater urbanization, the concept of joint family may indeed be on a steady decline.
1991 0 Supreme(Raj) 260 • India - Rajasthan
R.S.VERMA, N.K.JAIN
2000 0 Supreme(Del) 467 • India - Delhi
A.K.SIKRI
The main objects of the NYKS are social transformation in rural area, and in preserving, promoting and developing concept of unity and national integration, discipline, self- help and secularism, democracy, scientific tempore, cultural and heritage, functional literacy, building awareness among the rural
2024 0 Supreme(All) 484 • India - Allahabad
VIVEK CHAUDHARY, SUBHASH VIDYARTHI
But the motive force for social, economic and cultural transformation comes from individuals who comprise the society. They are the movers in the mould of the law as the principal instrument of an orderly transient to a new socio-economic order or social integration and fraternity among the people. ... Radhakrishnan, stated that: “Religion can be identified with emotion, sentiments, intensity, cultural, profession, conscious belief of faith.” ... Then come Articles 29 and 30 which refer to the cultural and educational ri....
2006 0 Supreme(Guj) 467 • India - Gujarat
H.K.RATHOD
The main objects of the NYKS are social transformation in rural area and in preserving promoting and developing concept of unity and national integration, discipline, self help and secularism, democracy, scientific temper, cultural and heritage, functional literacy, building awareness among the rural ... As stated earlier, the object of the petitioner society is to advance social economic educational and cultural standard of workmen in Tikamgarh district. ... He also admitted that there is one Hall known as Mahatma Gandhi Hall, situated i....
1978 0 Supreme(SC) 136 • India - Supreme Court
JASWANT SINGH, V.D.TULZAPURKAR, V.R.KRISHNA IYER
The Indian Republic cannot fulfil its social justice tryst without a serious strategy of cultural and organisational transformation of police intelligence and investigation, abjuring first and emphasizing wits, setting apart a separate, sophisticated force with special skills, drills, techniques and ... The methods, manners and morals of the police force are the measure of a society's cultural tolerance and a Government's real refinement. ... 66. Such a broad project is overdue. Constitutions are not self-working. ... The protean forms ge....
2015 0 Supreme(Del) 4443 • India - Delhi
PRADEEP NANDRAJOG, MUKTA GUPTA
The composite culture to which we would be referring to means the particular brand of culture that represents the rejection of uni-cultural regimentation or mono-cultural domination and positively re-affirms the value of pluralism and syncretism, as the viable, stable and desirable base for cultural ... Social scientists recognize that the four key concepts of the study of societal development and transformation are: (i) Civilization, (ii) Culture, (iii) Nation and (iv) State. ... The greatest confluences of cu....
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