Indian Judiciary: Structure and Powers of Supreme and High Courts

Navigating the complex structure and constitutional powers of the Indian judiciary is essential for understanding the rule of law in India. This course provides a clear, fact-based guide to the Supreme Court and the High Courts, detailing their constitutional foundation, roles, functions, and key principles like judicial review and public interest litigation. You will gain the comprehensive knowledge needed to confidently analyze the judicial pillar of the Indian state. What you'll learn: * Understand the constitutional provisions establishing the Supreme Court and High Courts. * Analyze the jurisdiction and powers, including original, appellate, and writ jurisdiction. * Master the procedure for the appointment, removal, and transfer of judges. * Apply foundational concepts like judicial review, judicial activism, and Public Interest Litigation (PIL). * Define the relationship between the Supreme Court, High Courts, and subordinate courts. * Practice interpreting landmark judicial pronouncements on fundamental rights. The course begins by establishing the core constitutional articles and structure, then moves methodically through the powers, functions, and current operational aspects of the higher judiciary. This course is designed for absolute beginners interested in Indian Polity, constitutional law, or preparing for comprehensive examinations. No prior legal or constitutional knowledge is required. Start building your foundational expertise in the Indian judicial system today.