If we accept the meaning of democracy as the system created by the people for themselves then it will be difficult for us to term the Indian system as a true democracy.The Indian constitution that provides for the creation of the different organs of the...

People’s power in a democracy becomes the power of the state and how that power is being used by the state for the welfare of the people or against them will determine the quality of a democracy.State becomes stronger due to the collective...

We know about the commission of crimes and other wrongs but cannot prove it.We experience the problem but cannot help to solve it.We are bound to tolerate or even get involved into the foul plays taking place in our society.Who do not know that 99% of...

Courts in India are, in reality, functioning like a battle ground than the houses of justice because whoever dare to approach the courts for justice will have to arrange for so much of different types of powers(such as the money power to pay...

We are the so called biggest democracy in the world but definitely not the best one.Our democratic system is,of course,an example of a system with the participation of more than a billion of huge population but the the matter ends there only.We, in...

The laws to prevent corruption in India were first enacted in the Indian Penal Code(Sections 161-171) in 1860 by the British government of India.These provisions prohibit a public servant from taking any thing(in cash or kind) other than his/her legal...

July 5, 2010, was the day when almost all opposition parties in India observed a bandh(closing)in a protest against the growing price rise and inability of the central government to control it.Whether the bandh was successful or not,is a matter of...

Law is a set of rules that is used by the state or any other authority as an instrument to ensure order and justice in the society.The sole purpose of making law is to make the society just and ordered.Of course, the law may also be abused or misused by...

We have just celebrated our Republic Day with great pomp and show like we do every year as usual.A little question come in mind is that do we really deserve to celebrate our Republic Days like this? How much expenditure do we incur on the celebrations...

Today we have celebrated our sixty first Republic Day and of course we feel proud of all that we have achieved in the past sixty years of our independence.Its true that India has marched ahead on the path of development to a great extent but this is...