Found 81 Articles for UPSC

Introduction Indian Prime Minister is a constitutional post in India who is head of the central government and elected by people of India. Prime minister is most powerful entity in the government who runs the country with his/her vision and policies. It’s a powerful job, but it's a job indeed, that is why PM gets Appointed, takes oath, he or she have a maximum term of service and a fixed salary with many perks. It's important for us to get all the information about this prestigious job, this is why we have mentioned everything all the details related to the ... Read More

Introduction In Indian Parliament, there is huge importance of Presiding Offer for regulating, controlling and ensuring the proceedings of the Parliament should have conducted in orderly manner. Even for Competitive exams, the role of presiding officer is more important. If you are looking for gaining the all the knowledge about presiding officer of the parliament, then please stay with us till the end of this article, because we are going to provide you all the related information about the same. So, let's start- Who is Presiding Officer of the Parliament? The presiding officer of the Parliament of India depends ... Read More

Introduction Indian parliament is a key place where the power of Indian democracy can be seen with its all dimensions. Organization of the temple of Indian Democracy is not that complicated but bulky. Still it is important for candidates who are preparing for Exams like UPSC, SSC, and State PSC etc. If you are preparing for the same, then please be with us till the end of this article, because we have added all the related information about “Organization of the Parliament of India” in this article below. So, let's start- History of Indian Parliament The history of the Indian ... Read More

Introduction For Indians, being a parliamentarian is matter of pride and it’s a prestigious job. But, mostly parliamentarians see it as a job which have a good pay and salary allowances. Indeed, it's a job and for being it, this is our duty to know all the relatable information about it. If you are preparing for the competitive examinations, then please stay with us till the end of this article. So, let's start- Oath and Affirmation of Parliamentarians in India In India, Parliamentarians are required to take an oath or make an affirmation before taking office. The Oath or ... Read More

Introduction Loss of Indian Citizenship: The nature of Indian citizenship is unitary and Single Citizenship. It is not simple to gain the Indian Citizenship, but loosing is. This is why, as an aware citizens of India, we need to be aware about those points on which an Indian can lose its citizenship. In this article, we have mentioned everything about loss of Indian Citizenship, their causes and consequences. So, let's start- Nature of Indian Citizenship Indian citizenship is the legal status granted to an individual who is recognized as a member of the Indian nation. It is a complex ... Read More

Introduction If we discuss about the Legislative Relation under Center State Relations, then article 245 to 255 of part eleven of Indian Constitution have provisions related to it. Legislative Relation have a deep value for the Center State Relations in India, and this is why in government / competitive exams, some questions might come for us relisted to it. This is why, in this article, we have mentioned almost everything about the Legislative Relation under Center State Relations in detail. So, let's start- Legislative Relation Under Center State Relations The legislative relations between the central and state ... Read More

Introduction Kesavananda Bharati vs. State of Kerala is a watershed moment in Indian legal history. It is regarded as one of the Supreme Court of India's most significant judgments, upholding the supremacy of the Indian Constitution and establishing the basic structure doctrine. This article will investigate the case's background, legal issues, and implications, as well as its impact on the Indian legal system and democracy. Kesavananda Bharati & Others (Petitioners) v. State of Kerala (Respondents): Case Summaries The Kesavananda Bharati & Others Versus State of Kerala case, also known as the Fundamental Rights case, is undoubtedly ... Read More

Introduction The Group of Ministers & Empowered Group of Ministers are few of powered and powerless group of ministers who work in a group for resolving some of most important issues and matters. For now, the concept of EGoM, is abolished in 2014 by Narendra Modi Government. But still it's an important topic to study for candidates who are preparing for competitive examinations. If you are also preparing for the same then be with us till the end of this article for gaining all the related information about Group of Ministers & Empowered Group of Ministers. So, let's start- Group ... Read More

Introduction In a federal structure of a country, there are many fault-lines that needs to be fixed as soon as it occurs. There are many examples of these fault lines like water disputes, land disputes, tax disputes, travel disputes, language disputes and many more. In this article, we are going to inform you about the Interstate Water Disputes related to Indian states; also, Legal and constitutional framework of that disputes. If you are here for increase your knowledge about Interstate Water Disputes and their related resolutions, then please be with us till the end of this article. So, let's ... Read More

Introduction In Indian Constitution, the Financial Relation under Center State Relations is mentioned in the article of 268 to 293 in detail. This is an important topic under Center state relations, this is why students who are preparing for government exams are want to increase their knowledge about Financial Relation under Center State Relations. If you are also here to gaining information about the same, then please be with us till the end of this article. So, let's start- Financial Relation Under Center State Relations In India, the financial relation between the Centre and the States is an important ... Read More