Article 21: Protection of Life & Personal Liberty: UPSC Mind Map
Interactive mind map for Article 21, covering key concepts, relationships, and facts relevant to UPSC Prelims and Mains preparation.
Key Concepts in this Mind Map
- Article 21: Protection of Life & Personal Liberty
- - Core Provision
- - Fundamental Right (Part III of Indian Constitution)
- - Available to citizens and non-citizens
- - Evolution & Interpretation
- - A.K. Gopalan v. State of Madras (1950)
- - 'Procedure established by law' = statutory procedure (narrow interpretation)
- - Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India (1978)
- - Overruled Gopalan; introduced 'due process' essence
- - 'Procedure established by law' = fair, just, and reasonable procedure
- - Linkage with Articles 14 & 19 (Golden Triangle)
- - Principles of Natural Justice
- - Broad Ambit of 'Right to Life'
- - Right to live with human dignity (Francis Coralie Mullin case)
- - Right to livelihood (Olga Tellis case)
- - Right to privacy (K.S. Puttaswamy Judgment, 2017)
- - Right to health
- - Right to clean environment
- - Right to education (Now Article 21A)
- - Right to speedy trial
- - Right to shelter, food, water
- - Right against solitary confinement, handcuffing, public hanging
- - Right to sleep, leisure, and reputation
- - Broad Ambit of 'Personal Liberty'
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