Vedic Jurisprudence and Fundamental Rights | Hon'ble Dr. Justice Balbir Singh | Legal Bites Academy

Join us for an enlightening session with Hon'ble Dr. Justice Balbir Singh as we delve into the profound interplay between Vedic Jurisprudence and Fundamental Rights. In this insightful lecture, Dr. Justice Singh explores the ancient wisdom embedded in Vedic texts and its relevance to modern legal principles and human rights.
Key Highlights:
1. Understanding Vedic Jurisprudence
2. Fundamental Rights
3. Historical Context
4. Comparative Analysis
5. Legal Philosophy
This video is a must-watch for law students, legal professionals, scholars of jurisprudence, and anyone interested in the confluence of ancient legal traditions and contemporary human rights.
Explore an exclusive video from the National Conference on Implementation of Indian Knowledge System in Contemporary Legal Education, hosted by the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. Witness the enlightening talk by Hon’ble Dr. Justice Balbir Singh, as he delves into the profound subject of Vedic Jurisprudence.
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[@GautamBuddhaSiddarth]

Great explanation.

[@upscis8484]

🙏

[@grapeshott]

sounds like retrofitting Constitutional Rights into Vedas...I'm not highly educated, but it sounds like this in my ears. It's somewhat similar to how some religious people say--" Hey, see my scriptures, hints regarding spacetime, embryo, genes, etc are written here!" Having some moral values written in this or that sloka doesn't mean they are the root of fundamental rights of today or that they were any form of "developed legal system"...