GS Paper 2

Difference between Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha with their Functions

The Indian Parliament is the main legislative body in the country, responsible for making laws, overseeing the government, and representing the people. It consists of two houses: the Lok Sabha (House of the People) and the Rajya Sabha (Council of...

Special Officer for Linguistic Minority, Functions & Objectives

Special Officer for Linguistic Minority To uphold the rights of linguistic minorities, the President of India appoints a Special Officer for Linguistic Minority (350B). A Special Officer for Linguistic Minority position was established in 1957, as stated in Article 350B...

Good Governance, Meaning, Principles, Need, Challanges

Good Governance The administration of public affairs in a just, fair, and reasonable manner is good governance. Federal countries like India have different administrative systems, which can complicate governance and influence the idea of good governance. To evaluate how well...

Article 16 of Indian Constitution, Provisions, Exceptions

Article 16 of the Indian Constitution Right to Equality is one of the basic fundamental rights that the Indian Constitution gives to all of its residents is the right to equality. The equality of opportunity in areas of public employment...

Scheduled and Tribal areas, Significance, Fifth Schedule and Sixth Schedule

Scheduled and Tribal Areas Scheduled and Tribal Areas are two concepts used in India to identify regions that are inhabited by indigenous or tribal communities.  Scheduled Areas refer to those areas in India that have been identified by the Constitution...

Administrative Reforms Commission, History, First ARC & Second ARC

Administrative Reforms Commission The Administrative Reforms Commission (ARC) was created by the Indian Government and first led by Shri Morarji R. Desai. Established on January 5, 1966, it aimed to improve the administrative system in India during Nehru's time. The...

Right to Education Act 2009, Article 21A, 86th Constitutional Amendment

Right to Education Education is the lifeline of any nation, and without it, those nations cannot live. As a result, education is the foundation of the nation. Education is important for a democracy's growth and functioning. It empowers people, making...

Right Against Exploitation, Article 23 & 24 of Indian Constitution

Human exploitation for gain or pleasure is a sad reality in our society and has been present throughout history. It takes many forms, such as slavery, forced labor, sexual slavery, and human trafficking. Human trafficking and forced labor are serious...

Advocate General of State, Duties, Provision, Term, Power & Limitation

Advocate General of State The Advocate General of the State (AGS) is the highest law officer in India established by the Constitution. As the Chief Legal Advisor to the State Government, the AGS provides legal guidance and represents the government...

Cut Motions, Meaning, Types and Admissibility

Cut Motions Cut motion is a tool for Lok Sabha members to challenge any part of a Finance Bill proposed by the government. If a cut motion is accepted, it acts like a no-confidence motion. If the government does not...