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We are Family!
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Wishing you all a Happy Teachers' Day!

And, thanking you for continuously being part of my journey. It is you who has made me whatever teacher/guide I am today, and continues to help me evolve and grow further.

Thank you. 🙏

Incepto ne desistam
(May I not shrink from my purpose)

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The Supreme Court of India is
1. A federal court
2. The guarantor of the fundamental rights of the citizens
3. The guardian of the Constitution
4. The enforcer of Central as well as state laws

CBI concluded polygraph tests on the accused in the Kolkata Rape and Murder Case

This procedure measures physiological responses like blood pressure, pulse, respiration, and skin

Physiological Indicators- Heart Rate and Blood Pressure, Respiratory Rate, Galvanic Skin Response.

Constitutional and Legal Provisions- Article 20(3), Article 21, Selvi vs State of Karnataka, D.K Basu vs State of Karnataka

Results from polygraph tests are not admissible as evidence in court.

Consider the following about “Principles of
Natural Justice”.
1. It is employed by courts in India in their proceedings.
2. It finds explicit mention in Part III of constitution as a constitutional right.

The Constitution of India provides for a single Integrated Judicial System. In this context, which of the following statements is/are correct?
1. District Court decides cases involving serious criminal offences.
2. Subordinate Court considers cases of both
civil and criminal nature.
3. Both High Court and Supreme Court have
appellate jurisdiction
4. The Supreme Court is bound by its own
decision and cannot review it.
5. Both High Court and Supreme Court have
advisory jurisdiction

Consider the following statements about
Scheduled Areas.
1. Scheduled areas are declared under laws
passed by the Parliament.
2. The concerned state cannot exercise executive power within the Scheduled area.
3. The administration of these areas is entirely under the control of the President