In the last article, we discussed the features of the Parliamentary form of Government, and why did India choose this Parliamentary System over the Presidential System. In this article, we’d be discussing the features of Presidential form of Government and why exactly did the framers of Indian Constitution deliberately rejected this system of Government? Features […]
Before discussing the features of Parliamentary Government, it’s important to understand why our constitution framers adopted such a system of Government? Why did India adopt the Parliamentary form of Government? When the Constitution of India was written, India already had the experience of running the Parliamentary system of Government under the Government of India Act […]
The Constitution of India provides for extensive fundamental rights for the citizens of the country, which is indeed the best feature of our Constitution. However, the fundamental rights are subject to various restrictions, and there’s a heated debate about whether these restrictions are really necessary for the integrity, harmony, and sovereignty of the country, or […]
Article 1 of the Indian Constitution states, ‘India, that is Bharat, shall be a Union of states.’ So, there are numerous Unitary Features of the Indian Constitution. Our Constitution framers used the word ‘Union’ instead of ‘Federation.’ The significance of using the word ‘Union’ is explained by Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar- The Indian Federation is not the result […]
The future of bikes is always a big question for us. Because of the price hike of traditional fuel and of course the pollution intensity. And for a populated country like India, this problem is even bigger. To overcome this issue we have to move to the e-automobile world. I already discussed too much about […]
In the last article, we discussed the First and Second Generation economic reforms in India, which are also known as the LPG (Liberalization, Privatization, and Globalization) reforms. These reforms were mainly aimed to enhance the Indian economy and make it more resilient. Numerous measures were taken in these ‘generations’ of economic reforms such as mitigating […]
As we all know, India introduced economic reforms of Liberalization Globalization, and Privatization (LPG reforms) in 1991, which was mainly aimed to liberalize the Indian Economy and fuel economic growth, which was more or less stagnant before the reforms, all thanks to the socialistic policies. And these reforms were mostly influenced by the Washington Consensus […]
After discussing the Subordinate Courts in India, the National Legal Services Authority of India, and Lok Adalats, today we’d be discussing the Gram Nyayalayas in India. As stated in previous articles, the Subordinate Courts in India constitute the bedrock of the Indian Judiciary and ensure that everyone has access to justice and it’s not denied […]
In the previous articles, we discussed the Subordinate Courts of India and the National Legal Services Authority of India which constitute the bedrock of judiciary in India and ensures justice for all by enhancing the accessibility of courts for the people, especially those in rural areas, and providing for free legal aid, which is a […]
The National Legal Services Authority of India was established by the Legal Services Authority Act of 1987. The Act was enacted by the Parliament of India in the year 1987, which came into force on 9th November 1995. National Legal Services Authority: Background In Hussaianara Khatoon vs. the State of Bihar,1979, the Supreme Court of India […]