As per section 124A of Indian Penal Code whoever, by words, either spoken or written, or by signs, or by visible representation, or otherwise, brings or attempts to...
Indian judicial system has been criticized for its backlog which has been increasing with years. The impact of this is being felt not only on lowering public confidence...
The One Hundred and First Amendment Act (122nd amendment bill) of the constitution of India introduced Goods and Services Tax in India. It commenced on 1st July 2017....
The section 33(7) of the Representation of People Act, 1951 allows for contestation from more than one seat in an election. If the candidate is successful in winning...
Each house of the Indian parliament has a Leader of Opposition. This post is statutory via Salary and Allowances of Leaders of Opposition Act, 1977. This office derives...
The doctrine of neutrality implies that the holder of a public office should behave with the attitude of formalistic impartiality and without malice to anyone. E.g. A judge...
The Election Commission of India is a premier constitutional body enshrined with conduct of free and fair elections throughout the nation. However, there are several institutional challenges present...
After the commencement of the constitution of India there is a strong demand for the reform in judiciary of India as well as the independence of judiciary from...
The constitutionalism refers to limiting powers of the state, agreement on minimum standards to cooperate and fulfill the aspirations of people through a commonly agreed upon charter called...
Local government in India operates below the state level. It looks after the management of local affairs. It consists of local bodies who have been elected by the...
