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28/09/2026

Master Supreme Court Articles in Seconds! 🎯⚡

From the establishment of the Supreme Court under Article 124 to Original Jurisdiction under Article 131, test your Constitutional Law knowledge with Day 67 of our Legal Reasoning series!

Watch the full video to sharpen your accuracy for CLAT & other law entrance exams.

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27/09/2026

Day 66 of 100 Days Hard Challenge! ⚖️🇮🇳

Today, we dive into key Constitutional provisions related to the State Legislature! Learn crucial articles (Articles 171 to 176) covering Council elections, member qualifications, minimum age limits, and sessions of the legislature.

📌 Quick Fact: The minimum age for becoming a member of the State Legislative Assembly is 25 years, while for the State Legislative Council, it is 30 years!

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26/09/2026

Day 65 of our 100-Day Hard Challenge! ⚖️

Today, we cover key Legal Reasoning concepts focused on the Union Executive and Constitutional provisions under Article 72 and Article 74. Test your understanding of pardoning powers, judicial review, and the Council of Ministers to build a solid foundation for your law entrance exams. 📚

25/09/2026

Day 64 of our 100-Day Hard Challenge! ⚖️

Constitutional Law aur Union-related Articles (jaise Article 52 aur Article 61) par aadharit Legal Reasoning MCQs ke saath apni tayari ko strong banayein.

Har ek question aapke basic concepts aur analytical skills ko test karne ke liye design kiya gaya hai. 📚

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24/09/2026

Day 63 of our 100-Day Hard Challenge! ⚖️

Today, we're diving deep into Legal Reasoning MCQs on Fundamental Duties under Part IVA (Article 51A) of the Indian Constitution!

Master key concepts like Swaran Singh Committee recommendations, Soviet Union inspiration, protection of public property (Article 51A(i)), and landmark judgments like AIIMS Students' Union & M.C. Mehta to level up your law exam preparation!

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23/09/2026

Day 62 of our 100-Day Hard Challenge! ⚖️

Today, we're diving deep into Legal Reasoning MCQs on Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP - Part IV of the Indian Constitution)! Master key concepts like Article 39A (Free Legal Aid), 42nd & 97th Amendments, and landmark judgments like Minerva Mills to level up your law exam preparation!

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22/09/2026

Hello Future Lawyers! 👋

We are officially on Day 61 of our 100-Day Hard Challenge🎯

Today’s focus is on mastering complex Legal Reasoning scenarios, understanding key Judicial Review concepts, and applying them step-by-step. Keep your consistency high, trust the process, and study smart every single day! 💪

21/09/2026

Day 60 of our 100-Day Hard Challenge! ⚖️

Today, we're diving deep into Legal Reasoning MCQs on Fundamental Rights & Constitutional Remedies (Article 32 & 226). Master key concepts like Writs (Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Certiorari, Prohibition, Quo Warranto) to level up your law exam preparation!

💬 Drop your answers and questions in the comments below!
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20/09/2026

Aiming for top scores in Constitutional Law? 🧩🚀

Join Day 59 of our 100-Day Hard Challenge as we break down high-yielding Legal Reasoning questions, key Supreme Court rulings, and essential amendments!

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19/09/2026

Day 58 of 100 Days Hard Challenge! ⚖️🇮🇳

Mastering Fundamental Rights under Part III of the Indian Constitution (Articles 12 to 35) is crucial for cracking CLAT and other law entrance exams.

In this video, we cover key legal questions, including:
* Right to Equality under Article 14
* The landmark Kesavananda Bharati case on the Basic Structure Doctrine
* Right to Privacy (K.S. Puttaswamy case)
* Protection against double jeopardy & self-incrimination (Article 20)
* Right to Education added by the 86th Amendment (Article 21A)

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