The constitution of India is based on the principle of Federalism where the powers of making laws are divided between the Union Parliament and the state legislatures. This power is derived from the 7th schedule of the constitution which assigned specific subjects to the Union Parliament, state legislatures and both. These subjects are provided in three … Read more
The Constitution of India is the supreme law in India. It contains the Powers, duties, structure of procedure of government institutions and set out the rights and duties of citizens, Powers and functions of the president of India, How a bill becomes Act, fundamental rights and directive principles of State policy. Our Constitution is the … Read more
In India, the parliament passes the bill. The private person or ministers of the States introduce the bill in the Parliament. The constitution of India gives the various stages to pass the Bill. The Bill when passed from both the houses of the parliament and take the assent from the President of India, Bill becomes … Read more