ARTICLE 72 OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION Under Article 72 of Indian Constitution, President has power to grant pardons, reprieves, respites or remissions of punishment or to suspend, remit or commute the sentence of any person convicted of any offence (1) by Court Martial; (2) an offence against any law relating to a matter to which…
ZONAL COUNCIL The principal Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru, proposed making Zonal Councils in 1956 when he recommended that the States that were being proposed to be revamped might be assembled into four or five zones with an Advisory Council “to foster the propensity for agreeable working” among these States. At the…
Introduction From the time of independence some states are having disputes for the water rivers . These issues or disputes between states arises because of low water levels and more usage because of more population .These disputes happen because India is a very populated country but has only 4% of renewable water resources which arises…
Introduction Pandit Nehru, on the floor of Lok Sabha on 27th November 1963, said that Article 370 has been isolated and the course of picked crippling is going on. Following a year, the then Home Minister Gulzari Lal Nanda, again on the floor of Lok Sabha on 4 December 1964[1], said, Article 370 is a…
Introduction A country can only improve or develop if the state govt and union work together and properly with disturbing each other. There can be many be many difficulties to maintain the system but for the proper functioning of a system it is a necessity to have occasional discussions and conversations. Inter- state councils is…
The term Inter-State relations allude to the connection among various States of the Union. The collaboration and genial connection among various state is required for the harmony and improvement of the country. It isn’t feasible for them to stay In complete seclusion from one another and the actual activity of Internal power by a state…
Introduction Every country must have a constitution as is the supreme law and plays like guide in governing the country. Indian constitution is the supreme law of the land and is one of the lengthiest constitutions of the world. It originally had 395 articles divided into 22 parts and 8 schedules. But after many amendments,…
INTRODUCTION The President of India is the fiscal head and has a critical role in the administration of finance. One of the primary responsibilities of the President of India is to ensure financial stability. The President of India can be a member of both Rajya Sabha as well as Lok Sabha. He is a member…
The Indian Constitution is a revered document encompassing the rules and regulations which govern the Union of India. The lengthiest constitution in the world, it came into existence after India gained independence. With the passage of time, the need to bring an alteration to certain rules inculcated in the constitution was felt, which naturally led…
Who is a President? Article 52 of the Indian Constitution defines that ‘There shall be a President of India.’ President is the nominal head of the state. He is considered to be the first citizen of the nation. It is through him that a nation is being recognized. The President is the formal head of…
