International Law,’ or as is formerly known as ‘law of nations,’ (known as “jus gentian” in Roman law) refers to a set of norms that guide the relations amongst states. The term was proposed by Jeremy Bentham in his book ‘Principles of Morals and Legislation.

Fundamental Rights are stated in Part IV, Article 51A of the Indian Constitution. Having these fundamental duties enshrined in the Constitution of India brings it in consonance with the provision of Article 29(1).

The RBI was included under Schedule VII, Entry 38 of List I (Union List) of the Constitution of India upon its enactment. Today, it acts as the principal regulatory body for the commercial and non-commercial banks working in India.