Indian Polity and Constitution

Introduction  National or state symbols mean some visual or iconic representation of the place, leading to a sense of gratification and unification among the people living there. A national or state symbol stands for its ethnicity, culture, occupation, and strength.  National symbols mainly attempt to create solidarity to represent the place’s history, its people, and […]

National Integration Council is a statutory body constituted by the Government of India under Article 371-J of the Constitution. It is responsible for advising the government on issues relating to national integration and making recommendations on various measures to promote communal harmony, linguistic minorities, etc. National Integration Council The National Integration Council is a statutory

Relations of harmony and close cooperation need to exist between the Center and the state for the successful functioning of the Indian federal framework. And this relation is not only limited to Center-State relations but also between the States inter se.   Therefore, Inter-State councils have been formed by the provisions thoroughly contained in the Constitution

Introduction There is a greater purpose to the Important Directive Principles to be included in the constitution than merely setting a tone or creating a philosophy. The purpose of these Important Directive Principles is to ensure social and economic democracy is clearly established.  Why are the Directive Principles important? Important Directive principles are key in

Introduction Adopted initially on the 26th of November 1949, the Constitution of India subsequently came into effect on the 26th of January 1950.  In commemoration of the same, this particular day is annually celebrated as the National Law Day/Constitution Day.  It is a sacred document that lays down different provisions which guarantee the fundamental rights

The study introduces the basic concept that relates to the fundamental right of enforcing human rights by their existing right and enables them to cast their vote and take part in many democratic phenomena. On the other hand, the directive principles of the states strive that the state will ensure the welfare policy for their

People in democratic countries enjoy certain rights that are not denied under any circumstances. Such rights given to the people are known as their ‘Fundamental Rights’. These rights are protected by the judicial system and any individual, group, organization, or State violating them can be taken to court. They play a significant role in people

The study introduces the term “Fundamental duties” enforcing the basic structure in the Indian constitution and highlights the respective nature of national property such as the National Anthem, National Flag, and Nation ideology. Moreover, these concepts have been taken from the USSR with the core relevance of analyzing the basic structure of existing processes that

In Indian polity and constitution, the scheme of judicial system, high court works below the Supreme Court. This was established in India in 1962, when the high courts were set up at Bombay, Calcutta and Madras. The number of judges in the high court, unlike the Supreme Court, is decided by the president of India

In a federal constitution just like the Federalism in India, the powers are divided between the central and the states. There is a clear distribution of power, and both are independent in their areas. This is to say that there is a dual polity that is set up. The federal constitution defines the distribution of