In the current state of affairs, the internet and communications significantly impact the reshaping of the political sphere as people change their behaviour and choices according to the information available […]
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Introduction Presidents in India are seen as ceremonial figures who do not possess powers like the elected members of parliament who form the legislative and executive limbs of the government […]
The rulebook of Lok Sabha(upper house) defines “voicing the constituents’ concerns” as the “primary parliamentary duty” of its members. As 543 Members of Parliament (MPs) acting as representatives of the […]
While we know much about Lok Sabha members, little is known in comparison to their counterparts in the Upper House of Parliament, the Rajya Sabha. Its members are indirectly elected, […]
One puzzling outcome of the Himachal Pradesh election is the fact that Congress won a comfortable majority of seats with practically the same vote share as BJP (43.9% against 43%). […]
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The Privilege of Education
Education eludes participation in politics. This is a common notion that has been making circles from small Indian households to Big Publishing Houses. The intent of this piece is to […]
Background The Indian Administrative Service is the Executive part of the State which serves primarily the function of implementing policies enacted by the legislature. It has been a part […]
INTRODUCTION Female labour participation in India has fallen over the last thirty years, beginning shortly after neo-liberalization in the 1990s which saw the shrinking of labour protection laws that were […]
Introduction Indian bureaucracy is considered one of the most aspired government jobs by Indian youth with a success rate of just 0.1%. The journey of becoming a bureaucrat tests the […]
Introduction In the Union Public Service Commission’s Civil Services Examination (2021), the top three ranks were grabbed by women. In 2020, out of the top 20 rank holders, 10 were […]