The President of India is the head of the Indian state and is also the first citizen of India. Article 52 of the Indian Constitution mentions that there shall be a President of India. The President is the symbol of solidarity, unity, and integrity of the nation. The President is an integral part of the […]
Article 12 defines the term ‘State‘ for the purpose of Part III of the Constitution as most of the fundamental rights contained in the Part III of the Constitution are guaranteed against the ‘State’. The action of any bodies falling under the scope of ‘State’ can be challenged in the court for violation of Fundamental
One of the most fascinating pieces of writing on the globe is the Indian constitution. Ours is the largest constitution in the world and is as detailed as any other nation’s. However, despite being so thorough, this document’s high degree of flexibility is what makes it so fascinating. The authors of our constitution intended for
Constitution which is the supreme law of land in India completely based on the principles of Rule of Law which means no one is above law irrespective of their power, positions, status etc. The preamble, the fundamental rights and the Directive Principles of State policy constitutes the important feature of our Constitution. The fundamental rights
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