Category: Indian Polity
Voting behavior, often referred to as electoral behavior, is a vital aspect of political science that focuses on how people vote and the reasons behind their voting choices in a democratic system. Ess...
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Article 280 of the Constitution of India establishes the Finance Commission, which is an important body tasked with overseeing the distribution of financial resources between the central government an...
Category: Indian Polity
The Constitution of India is set up in a way that divides powers among different levels of government, creating a federal system. This means that both the national government (or Centre) and the indiv...
Category: Indian Polity
### Understanding the Roles of Citizens and Aliens in India In India, just like in many other countries, there are two main groups of people: citizens and aliens. Citizens are individuals who belong ...
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#### Understanding Political Parties Political parties are groups of people who come together based on similar political ideas and beliefs. Their goal is to gain political power through legal means, ...
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### Establishment of Disaster Management in India The Government of India has recognized disaster management as a critical priority for the nation. Beginning in 1999, after significant disasters like...
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### Establishment of the Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) The Central Vigilance Commission, commonly referred to as the CVC, serves as the key organization focused on preventing corruption in the I...
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# National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) The National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) is an important part of India's effort to provide free legal assistance to people who cannot afford it. This ...
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The Election Commission of India is a vital and independent organization created by the Constitution to manage elections in the country. Its main job is to ensure that elections are conducted fairly a...
Category: Indian Polity
The Constitution of India establishes a parliamentary system of government in the states, similar to the system used at the national level. In this setup, the real executive power lies with the counci...