Indian Judiciary System (dinu)

INDIAN JUDICIARY SYSTEM

By : Dinakrushna Das Roll no:-G50733 Date:-28.12.2007

Indian constitution (Drafting committee) (constituted on 28.8.1947)

Chairmen: Dr. B.R. Ambedkar constitutional advisor:B.Narasingha Rao

Salient features of Indian constitution •The constitution of India is a written & comprehensive document with 404 articles & 12 schedules . •It establishes a parliamentary system of government . •It guarantees fundamental rights to all citizens of India. •It provides for an independent

Contd…. • It introduces universal adult franchise . • It recognizes only single citizenship. • It incorporates fundamentals duties of citizens. • It establishes a federal political structure with wide unitary features.

Fundamental rights • • • • • •

Right to equality Right to freedom Right against exploitation Right to freedom of religion Cultural & Educational right Right to constitutional remedies

Parliamentary system It consist of two houses i.e, (1)Lok sabha (2)Rajya sabha The presiding officer of the lok sabha is the speaker & that of the rajya sabha is chairman. The vice president of India is the ex-officio chairman of the

State judiciary High court • • • • •

High court Appointed by Term Jurisdiction Powers original

• Guardian of the constitution • Chief justice & Judges

State Administrative Tribunal • • • •

Chairman Term Appointed by Jurisdiction original

• Salary

• High court Judge

State public service State publiccommission service commission

• • Appointed by • Qualification

• Duties

• Chairman & members

State Election commission • State election commission • Appointed by • Tenure • Status

• State election commissioner • The government of state

Conclusion

From the above information we must ensure that our Indian Judiciary system is the best among others.

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