The High Court occupies the top position in the judicial administration of state. The first High Courts were set up in India in Calcutta, Bombay and Madras in 1862. In the year 1866 the fourth High Court was set up Read More …
HIGH COURT
Category: Polity
Parliament: Lok Sabha
This is also called the Lower House of the parliament. The maximum strength of Lok Sabha is 552. Out of this 530 are the representatives of states directly elected by the people. 20 members are the representatives of Union Territories Read More …
Indian Polity: RAJYA SABHA
The Parliament consists of three parts. The President The Council of States The House of the People RAJYA SABHA: Introduction The Rajya Sabha was constituted in the year 1952. This is a permanent house. It is not subjected to dissolution. Read More …
Indian Polity: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court came into existence on January 28, 1950. About It is as an integrated judicial system of Courts that is present in India. (Federation for Legislature and executive) The Supreme Court is the apex court (top most in Read More …
Indian Polity: Governor
The Governor is the Constitutional head of the state. Just like the President of India the Governor of a state is a dejure (constitutional or nominal or titular or Figure) head. Appointment The Governor of a state is appointed by Read More …
Indian Polity: Vice President
Article 63: This article states that there shall be a vice President of India. Article 64: The Vice President shall be the ex-officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha. Note: The Vice President is like a counter part of the Speaker Read More …
Indian Polity: Fundamental Duties
(Part IV A, Article 51 A) The fundamental duties were added on the recommendation of Swaran Singh Committee in the year 1976. This committee recommended for the inclusion of 8 fundamental duties, the amendment included 10 fundamental duties. The 10 Read More …
ATTORNEY GENERAL OF INDIA
The Attorney General is the first law officer of the Country. He is the chief advisor to the government of India in all legal matters. Article 76 of the Constitution of India provides for the office of the Attorney General Read More …
Fundamental Rights
The fundamental rights are enshrined in Part III of the Indian Constitution under Articles 12 to 35. These were borrowed from the US constitution (Bill of Rights). According to Dr B R Ambedkar, it is the most criticized part Read More …
Comparison of Indian Constitutional Scheme with other countries
“The price of freedom is eternal vigilance” – Thomas Jefferson Evolution Montesquieu’s “Spirit of the Laws” is the predecessor to all contemporary comparative legal Scholarship Before adopting the U.S. Constitution, John Adams & James Madison surveyed the constitutions of different Read More …