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  • Mandal Commission Report, Timeline, Recommendations

    Mandal Commission The Mandal Commission, also known as the Second Socially and Educationally Backward Classes Commission, was set up to identify backward classes in India. Led by B. P. Mandal, it submitted its report in 1980, and the recommendations were...

    Published On October 21st, 2024
  • Article 14 of Indian Constitution, Equality Before Law, Explanation

    Article 14 of Indian Constitution Our nation is still unable to achieve true freedom even after 73 years of independence. Discrimination and other evils still exist in our land. This taboo even affected the intention of the constitution makers or...

    Published On October 21st, 2024
  • India Nepal Border Dispute, Map, Kalapani & Susta Conflicts

    India Nepal Border Dispute India and Nepal, which share an open border, have had a mixed relationship, swinging from friendly to tense. The relationships mostly between them are close and rooted in shared history, culture, tradition, and religion. These ties...

    Published On October 21st, 2024
  • India-Pakistan Border Dispute, Major Disputed Regions, Map

    India Pakistan Border Dispute Since, 75 years of India’s independence, India has been in boundary disputes with nearly all its neighbors. Over the years leaders of these neighbouring nations have sat together to resolve these boundary disputes. Many of them...

    Published On October 21st, 2024
  • Lokayukta, History, Appointment, Tenure, Power & Criticism

    Lokayukta The Lokayukta has the power to investigate the actions of public servants if the state government refers the case to them. This helps prevent public servants from misusing their authority for personal gain. One of the Lokayukta's main jobs...

    Published On October 21st, 2024
  • Parliamentary Form of Government, Meaning, History, Merits & Demerits

    Parliamentary Form of Government A democratic government known as a parliamentary one is one in which the political party winning the most seats in the federal election's legislative or Parliament becomes the ruling party. India's parliamentary system of government is...

    Published On October 21st, 2024
  • Delimitation Commission of India Objectives and Meaning

    The Delimitation Commission, also known as the Boundary Commission of India, was established by the Indian government in accordance with the guidelines given by the Delimitation Commissions Act. This commission, which the President of India specifically established, collaborates with the...

    Published On October 21st, 2024
  • Amendment of the Constitution of India, Provisions and List

    Amendment of the Constitution of India Amendment of the Constitution of India means the process of making changes to the Constitution. The parliament has the authority to change the constitution under Article 368 of Part XX. The best way to understand the...

    Published On October 21st, 2024
  • Legislative Procedure in Parliament, Constitutional Provisions

    Legislative Procedure in Parliament Both houses of Parliament follow the same legislative process to pass laws into law. In both houses, the bills go through the same processes. Bills might be either public or private. The executive must create specific...

    Published On October 21st, 2024
  • Judicial Doctrines, List of Doctrines of Indian Constitution

    Judicial Doctrines A doctrine is a principle or belief often held by authorities like courts. It can be a rule or a legal theory. In India, there are several important judicial doctrines under the Constitution. This doctrine states that the...

    Published On October 19th, 2024