The primary natural resource is the forest, which is also seen as a vibrant manifestation of nature. They are acknowledged as the nation's wildlife's guards and keepers. Therefore, forests contribute to the preservation of ecological equilibrium. In addition to these environmental and ecological advantages, forests generate income for the government, ... Read More

The 'Preamble' of the Indian Constitution is a simple opening phrase that spells forth the instrument's guiding aim and values, as well as indicating the source from which the document draws its power, i.e., the people. The Constituent Assembly of India enacted it on November 26, 1949, and it went ... Read More

The Constitution grants the Supreme Court a wide range of jurisdictional and executive authority. It functions as both a federal court, similar to the US Supreme Court, and a final court of appeal, similar to the British House of Lords (the Upper House of the British Parliament). It also serves ... Read More

This system in India has been guided by the principle of "process created by law, " under which it has only one test, namely whether the law has been made with the procedures of law or not; if not, it will be deemed unconstitutional. The constitution is the highest law ... Read More

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and international human rights law both recognise freedom of expression as a fundamental human right. Free speech is protected by constitutional legislation in several nations. In political debate, terms like "free speech, " "freedom of speech, " and "freedom of expression" are frequently used ... Read More

In a federal constitution, the powers are divided between the federal government and the states, just like in the United States. There is a clear division of authority, and both are autonomous in their respective fields. This means that a dual polity has been established. The federal constitution requires the ... Read More

A legal representative of the Union Government appears on their behalf in court. The Attorney General of India is the highest-ranking legal representative in the nation. He oversees the President's and the Union Government's legal affairs. When necessary, the President consults him for legal guidance. Article 76 concerns the Indian ... Read More

Article 368 of Part XX of the Constitution empowers the parliament to amend the constitutional provisions. The constitution's authors recognised that the demands of a rising democracy are dynamic, and hence the constitution should leave room for future needs. As a result, they designed the modification method to be both ... Read More

The governor, chief minister, council of ministers, and attorney general of the state make up the state executive. The Advocate General for the States, who is the top legal official in each state, holds office pursuant to Article 165 of Chapter 2 (The Executive) of Part VI (The States) of ... Read More

The Constitution specifies the rights of citizens to social, economic, and political justice and guarantees them equal protection under the law. Anyone is eligible to appeal to a judicial authority; there are no limitations. The freedom to exercise one's rights is guaranteed by the Constitution as long as one abides ... Read More