write a brief note on seperation of power in Indian democracy.Answer in five points
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The doctrine of separation of powers is a part of the basic structure of the Indian Constitution even though it is not specifically mentioned in it. ... Judiciary has the power to void laws passed by the Parliament. Similarly, it can declare the unconstitutional executive actions as void.
The doctrine of separation of powers is a part of the basic structure of the Indian Constitution even though it is not specifically mentioned in it. ... Judiciary has the power to void laws passed by the Parliament. Similarly, it can declare the unconstitutional executive actions as void.The separation of Power is a method of removing the amount of power in any groups hands, making it more difficult to abuse. It is generally accepted that there are three main categories of governmental functions: (i) the legislative, (ii) the Executive, and (iii) the Judicial.
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1. India has a federal structure
2. Powers are divided between the centre and the state.
3. All the states are under the centre , but however they have powers of their own.
PS - sorry only 3 points came to my mind. I could remember one vaguely though. It was something about two lists. One on which the state could act and other on which the centre had powers. You could search that and make up points. The last one could be the examples of the subjects on the list