The Regulating Act of 1773 was the first attempt by the British government to supervise and regulate the East India Company’s operations in India, as well as the recognition of the Company’s political and administrative powers. This act was enacted as a result of mismanagement by the British East India Company, which led to the …
Here, we shall look into the historical underpinning and evolution of the Constitution of India also known as the History of the Indian constitution through various acts that enabled the British to sustain their empire and how these acts laid a foundation for various provisions in our constitution. Historical Underpinnings and Evolution of the Indian …
Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) are those principles contained in Part IV of the Indian Constitution which is not enforceable by the courts. The concept of Directive Principles of State Policy was borrowed from the Irish Constitution. While most of the Fundamental Rights are negative obligations on the state, DPSPs are positive obligations on the state, though …
The Fundamental Rights are enshrined in Part III of the Constitution (Articles 12-35). Part III of the Constitution is described as the Magna Carta of India (Magna Carta:- the Charter of Rights issued by King John of England in 1215 was the first written document relating to the Fundamental Rights of citizens.) The Constitution of India provides …
In the third millennium B.C., numerous ruins of buildings in India are located along the banks of the dry beds of tributaries of the Indus which then flowed in an east-west direction from Baluchistan to Sind and thence became a river in the Punjab plain. Key-Points of Indus Valley Civilization ?The architecture of the bronze age.?Noted …
The Indus Valley civilization is considered a very ancient civilization that may be traced back to the third millennium B.C. The civilization extended along the basin of the Indus River, but most of the existing sites are in India and Pakistan. A whole range of cities was excavated on the banks of this river, including …
Indian art, especially the Visual Arts in India is an expression of the creative genius of its people and the influence of its great religions. The seamless fusion of various and diverse styles, forms, and mediums, to create masterpieces that stand out as truly unique. Indian art is characterized by a sense of rhythm and …
Art is a cultural expression that has gained an appreciation for ages without any discrimination. Whether it is the beauty in nature, humanity, or a thought; art is a medium that gives everyone a chance to voice their views and emotions. There are various types of arts that have evolved over the years and they …
What are Arts, Culture and Heritage? What is Arts? Arts is a creative way to express your feelings without saying a word. It also defines an umbrella term for various creative activities. These activities are classified according by the art forms they represent like literature, music, performing arts, visual arts and others. Every arts has …