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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...

World War I and the Russian Revolution: The Rise of Fire from the Ashes of Empire

World War I and the Russian Revolution Due to the imperialist hunger and territorial ambition of the Western European nations, they went to the countries of Asia and Africa to establish institutions and expand their power. As a result, competitions in establishing institutions began among the countries of Europe. These colonial countries of Western Europe caused economic, social and cultural damage to the countries of Asia and Africa. This had consequences in world politics that led to many events such as the First World War, the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia, etc. Colonialism in Western Europe and Asia-Africa Western European nations were the main ones in establishing institutions in Asia and Africa. Their imperialist ambitions did not spare their neighboring nations either. The Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg were under the control of Spain. Later, some of its provinces were annexed by France. When the Portuguese ruler died without heirs, Portugal also came under the contr...

The Rise of British Power in India: From Trade to Dominion

The rise of British power in India Since ancient times, India has held a unique place in the world due to its economic, cultural and spiritual heritage. Due to India's cultural heritage and economic prosperity, people from many countries of the world came to India. Trade between India and Europe took place by land and water, and the center of this route was Istanbul (Constantinople) in Turkey. The Muslim Turks conquered Constantinople (1453 AD). This closed the waterway to India via Constantinople (Istanbul) for Europeans. Europeans could not survive without spices. This created the need to find a new waterway. Thus began the era of geographical exploration in the world. Search for a waterway to India With the inspiration, encouragement and financial support of the King of Portugal, Prince Henry, adventurers made efforts to find a new waterway. Many adventurers made efforts to find a waterway to reach India, including Bartholomew Diaz who discovered the “Cape of Good Hope”. Chris...

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