Introduction The constitution of India is the most lengthiest written constitution in the world because the framers of the constitution has borrowed the best features of almost all constitutions of the world. It was framed over a period of 2 years 11 months and 18 days and it came to force on 26 January, 1950.…
Introduction The constitution contains the rights and duties of citizens along with the set of rules and regulations defining the relationship between the state and the citizens, the duties and powers of the state, and its instrumentalities. The constitution is adopted on the 26th of November 1949 and on the 26th of January 1950 it…
The Constitution of India, over the span of several years has been subjected to several constitutional amendments with the sole motive of keeping the revered document updated and in accordance with the developing times. The 30th Constitutional Amendment is one such modification among the long list of 105 amendments. The bill was passed on 8th May, 1972…
INTRODUCTION : If I was asked to name any particular Article in this Constitution as the most important- an Article without which this Constitution would be a nullity- I could not refer to any other Article except Article 32-35 .It is the very soul of the Constitution and the very heart of it, Dr. Ambedkar.…
The 83rd Amendment Act of the Indian Constitution was enacted in 2000 which “amended Article 243 M to provide that no reservation in Panchayats be made in favor of SC/ST in Arunachal Pradesh where the whole population is tribal.”[1] The Constitution (Eighty Sixth Amendment) Bill 1999, which was enacted as the Constitution (Eighty Third Amendment)…
Article 368 of the Indian constitution provides procedure to parliament to amend the Indian constitution. Indian constitution is largest, longest and quasi-federal constitution. Our constitution is both rigid and flexible in nature which means if parliament thinks that any provision or part or article is outdated or violating human rights. In past there have many amendments.…
INTRODUCTION: Individuals are the primary organs of a state, and each organ must work together to achieve the state’s welfare goals. Individuals have a critical role in the welfare of a state and are entitled to exercise their rights. Our country, India, has the world’s longest written constitution. India, the world’s largest democracy, whose Bible…
Introduction In 1985, the 52nd Constitution Amendment Act on Anti-Defection Law was passed, & the Indian Constitution’s 10th Schedule was inserted through this Act of 185. The disqualification of the Members of Parliament & State Legislatures on the grounds of defection is provided under this. It enacted anti-defection legislation by adding a new Tenth Schedule to the Constitution…
The constituency borders were frozen by the 84th Amendment Act of 2001 until the first census after 2026, or at least until 2031[1]. The current total number of Lok Sabha seats is based on the 1971 census. Articles 82 and 170 (3) of the Constitution have provisos stating that no new redistricting of constituencies can…
Introduction: The election of then-Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was ruled null and illegal by the Allahabad High Court on June 12, 1975. Following the judgement of the court, Gandhi petitioned the Supreme Court and a vacation bench of justices. Justice Krishna Iyer overturned the high court’s verdict, enabling Gandhi to remain Prime Minister while restricting…
