Rule of Law under Indian constitution Tnpsc Notes

Rule of Law under Indian constitution Tnpsc Notes Rule of law means is everyone is equal before the law that is a concept of ‘equality before the law’, Irrespective of race, caste, religion, sex, etc. This feature is borrowed from the British Constitution. The rule of law is a basic feature of our constitution as … Read more

Judiciary in India Tnpsc

Supreme Court of India The Indian Constitution provides a three-tier Judicial system: The Supreme Court (Supreme Court) The High courts (State Level) The District and Sessions court in the Judicial Districts. The Indian constitution provides independence of the judiciary from the executive and the legislature. The Supreme court of India acts as the guardian of … Read more

Functions of state government in India Upsc

Functions of state government in India The Functions of state government in India are mentioned in Part VI of the Indian Constitution from Articles 153 to 167. Within the jurisdiction of the State government, there are two lists one is a state list and another concurrent list. The functions of state government are mentioned in … Read more

Union Executive Tnpsc

The preamble of the constitution of India, Declares India a sovereign, socialist secular democratic republic. India has an elected President as head of the state with a fixed tenure of office. The President is the supreme head of all the constitutional wings of the state, that is the legislature, Executive, Judiciary, and armed forces. The … Read more

Governor of State in India Upsc

Governor of State in India The Governor of the State of India has similar powers and functions at the state level as those of the President of India. The is also called Rajyapal. He/She is the titular head of the state and the agent of the centre as the Union government nominates of Governor in … Read more

State legislature in India Tnpsc

State legislature in India Tnpsc

State legislature in India The state legislature in India consists of the Governor, the Legislative Assembly, and the Legislative Council (Some States). Some states have a bicameral legislature. The Lower house is called Legislative Assembly and the upper house is called the Legislative council. At present, Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka, Telangana, and … Read more

Citizenship in Indian Constitution Tnpsc Notes

Citizenship in the Indian Constitution India is a secular, democratic nation-state. The Indian constitution provides full citizenship to all groups irrespective of what they belong to. The women, people from SC and ST, and remote communities from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, who previously did not enjoy equal rights were given full citizenship rights. The … Read more

Constitution of India Tnpsc notes

History of Constitution of India Tnpsc

This is Tnpsc notes for the topic in the polity: Constitution of India The Constitution is the fundamental law of the country. It reflects the fundamental principles on which government functions. It is concerned with the distribution of powers between the various organs of the government and between the Union and the states. The concept … Read more

Attorney general of India Article 76 Upsc

Attorney general of India Article 76 Upsc

Attorney general of India Article 76 The Attorney-general of India is the Chief legal advisor of the Indian government and its principal advocate before the Supreme court of India. He/She is the highest law officer in India. Power of an attorney general in India It is the duty to give advice to the Indian Government … Read more