Category Archives: Bare Act

Read 3 minutes For aspirants preparing for judiciary examinations, understanding the importance of reading bare acts cannot be emphasized enough. In legal studies, the “bare act” refers to the unannotated version of a statute or law, presenting the law in its purest form as enacted by the legislature. Many students often overlook the value of studying the bare […]

Read 5 minutes The Constitution of India is divided into multiple parts, each dealing with specific aspects of governance, rights, and responsibilities. The Constitution, as originally adopted in 1950, consisted of eight parts. However, over the years, several amendments have been made, resulting in the current arrangement of the Constitution into 25 parts. Here is a simplified breakdown […]