The regulatory bodies are crucial effective, independent and effective functioning of sectoral authorities in India, such as: TRAI – regulating telecom sector RBI – banking sector IRDA –...
Tele Law The significance of Tele law is to mainstream legal aid through common service centres. By this initiative an expert panel of lawyers would be stationed at...
Article 30 of the Indian constitution defines minority institution as institutions which are established and administered by the religiously or linguistically minority communities. Minority institutions are differed from...
Indian constitution provides Federal frame work between centre and states. So the constitution clearly divides legislative powers between centre and states. However, constitution gave more powers to parliament...
Parliament acts as highest law making body and a platform for discussion and debate on key economic policies of the Country. It is in the parliament that the...
The parliamentary privileges are key to effective, independent and efficient functioning of the parliament and its members. Source of Privileges: Article 105 of constitution. Constitutional conventions. Judicial decisions....
ADR, which works for electoral reforms reported that in the fiscal year 2016, 77% of total income of two major political parties came from unknown sources. Such “income from...
A continued reduction in the number of schemes by the government under various ministries has been observed in the last few years. Over 50% of Central government sponsored...
Section 13B of Income Tax Act 1961 provides that the companies looking to provide funding to political parties can set up, Electoral Trust which would be a non-profit...
The real intention behind 73rd constitutional amendment act was to ensure power devolution to the 3rd tier so that they can act as local self-government unit. However one...
