Introduction: Judiciary is the mechanism for resolution in case of disputes. In India, there are different levels of the judiciary. The apex court is the Supreme Court at the top, then the High Courts in each state and then comes the District Courts. The Indian Constitution laid provision related to Read more…
Introduction: According to the Preamble of the Constitution of India, India is Democratic and Republic. Those who are working for upholding citizen’s civil rights and protecting them are deeply concerned with the country’s democratic polity. In the case of Indira Nehru Gandhi v. Raj Narayan[1], it was held that “Democracy” Read more…
Introduction: “The courts must reform, so that they can preserve.”- Justice Chelameswar A strong and impartial judicial system is the need for the well functioning of a state. The mechanism of law in India dates back to ancient times and has undergone substantial reforms since then. Many of the laws Read more…
Introduction: Indian Councils Act 1909 or Morley-Minto Reform was an extension of the 1892 reform. The Morley-Minto Reforms, was named after John Morley, the secretary of state for India (1905-1910 & 1911) and Minto was the Governor-General of India (1905-1910). The British Parliament had appointed a Royal Commission on Decentralisation Read more…
Introduction The government of India act 1919 was a byproduct of intense nationalist political activity the events during the war and the prevalent sentiments were responsible for the signing of the Lucknow pact between the Congress and the Muslim league the establishment of home rule league and the August declaration Read more…