Principles Of Panchayati Raj System In West Bengal Principles Of Panchayati Raj System In West Bengal There are three basic principles of the Panchayati Raj system in West Bengal. The first principle is the decentralization of administrative power. So long, all rural developmental works were done in a centralized manner by the bureaucrats.…
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Powers of Special Leave to Appeal by Supreme Court in India Under Article 136 of the Constitution of India, the Supreme Court, at its discretion’s may grant special leave to appeal from the judgment, decree, or order in any cause or matter passed by any court in the territory of India in the…
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Powers Of District Magistrate (District Collector) In India Powers Of District Magistrate In India The District Magistrate or the Collector is the chief executive of a district. He is responsible for running the administration of the district smoothly and properly. In fact, the district is the principal administration in India. The activities of…
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Powers of Cabinet Secretary Introduction The Cabinet Secretary is the leader of the Cabinet Secretariat. He sits on the right side of the Prime Minister in times of the cabinet meetings, hears all discussions and takes part in it when it becomes necessary to provide the Prime Minister and other members with some…
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Panchayat Raj System In West Bengal The Panchayati Raj System is the most successful scheme in the State of West Bengal. The very concept of Panchayati Raj has inspired the rural people to take a more active role in village administration which is the real object of the very concept of democratic decentralization.…
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Overview of Panchayati Raj System in India What is the Panchayati Raj System? Panchayati Raj System generally refers to the rural local self-government system in India. The Panchayati Raj institutions (PRI) consists of a three-tier system at district, Zilla, and village level. In 1992, vide 73rd constitutional amendment, part IX titled ‘The Panchayats”…
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Jurisdiction of Supreme Court of India The Supreme Court of India is the highest judicial organ. Therefore, it possesses very wide powers. The jurisdiction of the Supreme Court may be classified under different heads: Original Jurisdiction, Appellate Jurisdiction, Writ Jurisdiction and Advisory Jurisdiction. 1. Original Jurisdiction: The Supreme Court of India has exclusive original…
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Jurisdiction and Powers of Supreme Court of India Jurisdiction and Powers of Supreme Court of India At the apex of the judicial pyramid stands the Supreme Court of India. India has only one system of state courts with the High Court at the top. In the All India sphere, there is only one…
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Judicial System in India There is a single integrated judicial system in India. It is organized in the pyramidal form. At the apex of the entire judicial system stands the Supreme Court of India. Immediately below the Supreme Court are the various High Courts and below them are be subordinate courts in each…
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Importance of Local Self Government in India The success of democracy depends on the decentralization of power. Through this system of local self-government, people can obtain their democratic rights. Through this system, power can be properly decentralized and every individual can get the scope to develop his or her personality fully and properly.…
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