In a democratic society, both the permanent and political executive plays an important part in governance. One is directly elected by the people and bears their legitimacy, while the other is ...
Officially, India is a highly decentralised Constitutional Democracy. But unofficial power corridors do exist. No point for guessing that politics is always a cornerstone of power. In fact, it is almost ...
Article 39(b) of the Directive Principles of State Policy of the Indian Constitution enforces an obligation to the government that they should follow the principles which best subserve the common good. ...
The Northeast is an unexplored part of the country in many ways. Although tourism got much boost in the last few decades and under the Modi government connectivity has improved significantly, ...
There are some special kinds of communities in India, who have always given preference to their religion rather than the nation. For them, their personal laws carry higher value than the ...
The law and order situation in Jharkhand is in complete free fall. Crime against women, children and tribal is at its peak while the respected Chief Minister, Hemant Soren, is busy ...
Colin Powell once said “Leadership is solving problems. The day soldiers stop bringing you their problems is the day you have stopped leading them. They have either lost confidence that you ...
Chief Justice of India is the highest and most sacrosanct constitutional post in India. CJI is not only inscribed with adjudication powers but also with administrative powers of the Supreme Court ...
The Preamble of the Indian Constitution categorically mentions that there should be Equality of Opportunity. This means that no one should be given any undue advantage over other citizens. However, the ...
Ganesh Chaturthi at Idgah Maidan: Karnataka is slowly becoming the fortress for ‘Hindutva’ politics. It has countered all the nefarious agendas of the Islamo-leftist lobby. The lobby tried their best to ...
The Supreme Court of India is the final authority to decide the legal validity of any case, law, regulation or decision. Their interpretation of the law is binding on every authority, ...
Hindu religious sites have been a victim of exploitation by political forces for a long time, from the invasive radical Islamists to current-day ‘secular’ governments. Various state governments have enacted legislation ...
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