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Exploring Articles 359 to 361 of the Indian Constitution: Assessing Emergency Provisions in Contemporary India The Indian Constitution, a comprehensive document shaping the governance of the nation, encompasses provisions catering to various scenarios, including times of crisis and emergency. Articles 359 to 361 delve into crucial aspects of emergency powers and immunities, establishing a framework for extraordinary circumstances. In the context of the modern era, these articles continue to hold relevance, albeit with evolving interpretations and applications. Article 359: Suspension of Fundamental Rights during Emergencies Article 359 grants the President the authority to suspend the enforcement of certain fundamental rights during a national emergency. This provision aims to address situations of grave national importance but has sparked debates regarding the suspension of basic rights, especially in contemporary times where individual freedoms are paramount. In the landmark case of ...