Date 25/12/2018 Na Roj Khat Muhurtnu Jivan Prasaran Nihalva Babat.

Date 25/12/2018 Na Roj Khat Muhurtnu Jivan Prasaran Nihalva Babat.Law is required for the safety and welfare of people. When any citizen or institution breaks any law, a specific process is followed to address the issue. There is a hierarchy of courts to impart justice in our country. It starts with the Taluka court as the lowest court succeeded by the District Court, the High Court and the Supreme Court.The Judiciary is one of the most important organs of the government. Judiciary is kept
independent from the Legislature and the Executive.What does 'independent judiciary' mean? Is there any relation between the courts in you village / city and the Supreme Court located in Delhi? You will get the answer of these questions in this chapter.The Supreme Court is the highest among all the courts in the nation. It came into existence on 28th January, 1950. It holds the right of conferring the fundamental rights granted to us by the constitution. Citizens have the right to file an appeal directly in the Supreme Court if any of his / her fundamental rights has been violated. Any citizen or institution can file a petition in the Supreme Court to avail justice in the view of public interest. This is known as PIL (Public Interest Litigation). The Supreme Court interprets the constitution and advices the president and the Parliament in the same regards. It also enjoys the power to review the judgment passed by any of the lower courts. The Supreme Court solves disputes between citizens and the government, between states and between the centre and state. To understand this, let us study the
'Save Narmada' movement of Gujarat.