Justice Narasimha Illuminates 'Kartavyam': A Revolutionary Conclave on Rights and Duties

Supreme Court Judge Justice P S Narasimha highlighted the link between rights and duties at Delhi University's Campus Law Centre's inaugural lecture series 'Kartavyam'. Emphasizing the inseparability of rights and duties, he and Attorney General N Venkataramani advocated for a duty-oriented approach to legislation, marking 75 years of the Constitution.

In a compelling address at Delhi University, Supreme Court Judge Justice P S Narasimha underscored the intrinsic link between rights and duties during the inaugural conclave of 'Kartavyam', a new constitutional law lecture series.

The judge, referencing Indian traditions and thinkers like B R Ambedkar, depicted this relationship as inseparable and life-giving, akin to the sun and sunlight.

Attorney General N Venkataramani further called for a legislative reimagining through a duty-oriented lens, proposing a groundbreaking human duties act, as 'Kartavyam' aims to realign legal thought with the Constitution's ethos.

(With inputs from agencies.)