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Judiciary of India Explained: Supreme Court, High Courts, Powers, Structure & Importance

Judiciary of India After studying the two organs of the federal government, the legislature and the executive, we will study in detail its third independent, impartial and consistently unified organ, the judiciary. In the federal system of India, there is a single, hierarchical, and unified judicial system throughout the country. The system of the judiciary in India is seen in the form of a well-organized pyramid. We have a unified judiciary system, according to which the center At the top of the hierarchy is the Supreme Court of the country, while in the middle is the High Court at the state level and under it are the local courts at the district level and taluka level, and under it are the specialized courts, trial courts, and tribunals formed for different purposes. Importance of Judiciary In India, to protect and preserve the rights of citizens and to resolve any conflict between the Centre and the states or between states, a neutral and impartial judiciary is necessary in the fede...

Mass Media and Society: Definition, Types, History, Impact & Role in Social Change

Mass media and society Introduction Students, in the previous unit we saw that a communication revolution is essential for globalization.We will get information about these means of mass communication in this unit. Students, when the school bell rings and you go to class, you greet the teacher and the teacher greets you. You read the newspaper, you talk on the phone or you watch television - all this is made possible by communication. Communication is called Communication in English. The word Communication is derived from the Latin Commun. In Hindi, words like Sanchar, Informasi, Sanchar Vyavastha, Sansgarg etc. are used. In Gujarati, words like Sanchar, Sanchar, Pratyayan etc. are used. If there is one basic need among the essential needs of human society, it is communication. Communication is such an interaction between two or more parties, in which the parties produce an internal or external effect on each other through sensory and physical means. The process of communication begins...

Social Processes, Social Change & Mobility: Complete Sociology Guide with Definitions, Types & Examples

Social Processes and Social Change Preface Sociology studies the social aspects of human beings through scientific methods. Being a science, sociology uses specific concepts, theories, approaches and methods to observe, investigate and interpret social phenomena. Friends, do you want to get a real introduction to sociology? Do you want to see and understand the phenomena happening in society? Then it is imperative for you to get a clear understanding of sociological concepts and theories-approaches. Next, you will get an understanding of concepts like community, social norms, social control. In this unit, we will get an understanding of social processes and change. If you want to gain true knowledge or understanding about society, then some questions should arise in your mind. Such as, What is it that makes up a society? How do people build human civilization? How does a complex system form in society? Why is there mobility in society? How do people fulfill their needs? Definition of s...

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