Federalism- Central State Relations, Supreme Court, High Court, Judicial Review, Judicial Activism, Lok Adalat and Public Interest Litigation

'Coalition Politics has made federalism strong in India.' Discuss.

Which are the two new benches formed by the Supreme Court of India?

Discuss the areas of conflict in financial aspects of Centre-State relations.

Write the procedure of removal of High Court Judges.

What are the three main objectives of Public Interest Litigation?

What are the three importances of Judicial Review?

Mention three federal features of the Indian Constitution.

Discuss the financial aspect of Centre-State relations with reference to 'One Nation One Tax' regime.

Explaining the concept and purpose of Public Court (Lok Adalat), state who are eligible to get free legal aid.

Which Articles of the Indian Constitution indicate the declaration of distribution of Legislative power between Union and State?

Discuss the Advisory Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.

How is judicial activism different from judicial overreach ? Explain.

Indian federalism is moving from co-operative federalism to competitive federalism. Comment.

Define the term 'State autonomy' along with the reasons for the rise of its demand in India.

State the main functions of Administrative Tribunal as described in the 1985 Act.