India’s federal structure is designed to balance power between the central government and the states, promoting cooperation and addressing regional diversity. However, this division of…
1. Panchayat Raj in Brief Panchayats are local self-government, established under the 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act of 1992. These bodies function at three levels: village,…
“Judiciary in India will not be a silent spectator rather active participant in India’s social revolution.” Pt. Nehru 1. Constitutional Provisions Constitution envisaged extremely powerful,…
1. Working of Indian Parliament India is a parliamentary democracy. In such a setup, parliament/legislature is the center of gravity. It is the most representative…
1. Three Organs of Government Executive, legislature and judiciary are the three main organs of the government. Each has distinct functions and powers to ensure…
Judicial review is the power of judiciary to review acts of parliament and acts of executive. The power of judicial review, part of the system…
1. Why Constitution Needs Amendment? The constitution defines the basic principles with which country should be governed. By nature, constitution have important characteristics of permanence…
In a representative democracy, the two dominant political systems are presidential and parliamentary system. India follows a parliamentary system of government, where the executive branch…
While the Preamble creates an idea of an ideal state, Part III, IV and VI A, taken together seeks to give shape that idea. Part…
A preamble is often an introductory statement or preliminary explanation of a statute, constitution, or other formal document. It sets forth the purpose, goals, and…