Introduction The constitution of India, 1950 is the most lengthiest and most detailed of all written constitutions of the world. While the American constitution originally consisted of 7 Articles, Australian constitution 128, Canadian constitution 147 and Indian constitution originally had 395 Articles divided into 22 parts and 8 schedules. Through Amendment acts many more articles…
Introduction Every country must have a constitution as the constitution helps and guides in governing the country. The constitution of India is the supreme law of India. It is one of the lengthiest constitutions of the world. It took a period of 2 years, 11 months and 18 days to frame the constitution. Although borrowed…
The 31st Amendment of the Indian Constitution came to be by the Constitution (31st Amendment Act) of 1973. The major reason behind this Constitutional Amendment was to increase the seats in the Lok Sabha. The composition of the House of the People, namely the Lok Sabha is dealt with under Article 81 of the Indian…
The main feature of the 13th Amendment gave the status to the Naga people and made special provisions for it. An agreement was made in the year 1960 in July between the Leader of the Naga People Convention and the Government of India. History- In the year 1918, Naga requested the British that Naga should…
Introduction Indian Constitution being the lengthiest written one across the globe has its own valuable speciality uplifting the philosophy of the national struggle, gaols and objectives of the constitutional designers, the ideas that impressed our leaders and the great personalities who made the world stop their look at India. Most importantly the document sets out…
In brief, the main feature of the 14th Amendment was to incorporate Pondicherry into the Indian Union History- In the year 1962 on the date of 16th of August, India and France exchanged ratification instruments by which France relinquished full sovereignty over the regions it controlled to India. In the year 1963 on the date…
In Brief- Enabled the High Court to issue writs to any person or authority, even if the cause of action occurs outside its territorial limitations if the cause of action occurs inside its geographical limits. Raised the age of retirement for high court judges from 60 to 62 years old. Enabled the appointment of retired…
One of the every case we heard in constitution is I.C Golaknath V. State of Punjab. Today let’s talk about that amendment which bring challenged by IC Golaknath case after this duration only, I can say it was stated that the amending F.R is not possible. As well as through this amendment Act government made…
The Constitution of India’s Fourteenth Amendment, officially known as The Constitution (Fourteenth Amendment) Act, 1962, made Pondicherry (now Puducherry) the ninth Union territory of India and granted Parliament the power to enact legislation creating legislatures and councils of ministers for the union territories of Himachal Pradesh, Manipur, Tripura, Goa, Daman and Diu, and Puducherry. When…
Article 1 of the Indian Constitution defines ‘India, that is Bharat’ as a ‘Union of States’. Article 3 gives authority to the Parliament to establish new states by reorganising an existing larger state, change it’s name or status from being a Union Territory to a State. Generally, prior recommendation of the President is needed to…
