Introduction Republic Day stands as one of the most significant days in India’s national calendar. On 26 January 1950, India adopted its Constitution and transformed itself into a sovereign, socialist, secular, and democratic republic. As India celebrates Republic Day in 2026, the occasion invites citizens to reflect on the nation’s democratic journey, honor the values…
The Indian Constitution stands as one of the most remarkable documents in modern governance. When the Constituent Assembly adopted it on 26 November 1949, the Constitution aimed to guide an independent nation that had just emerged from colonial rule. Over the decades, India has transformed socially, politically, and economically. Yet, the Constitution has remained relevant…
In a significant and unexpected political development, Jagdeep Dhankhar, the 14th Vice President of India, tendered his resignation on July 21, 2025, citing health reasons. His departure from the country’s second-highest constitutional office has raised important questions about succession, governance, and the constitutional process. Official Resignation and Constitutional Procedure As per Article 67(a) of the…
The Supreme Court of India recently unveiled a redesigned version of the iconic ‘Lady Justice’ statue, marking a bold departure from its colonial legacy. Traditionally depicted with a blindfold and a sword, the new statue now features Lady Justice with open eyes and the Indian Constitution in place of the sword, symbolizing the judiciary’s commitment…
On June 25, 1975, India witnessed the imposition of a state of emergency by then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, marking the beginning of one of the darkest chapters in the country’s democratic history. This period, commonly referred to as “The Emergency,” lasted until March 21, 1977, and is remembered for the severe restrictions it placed…
