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🧠 “Heart & Soul of the Constitution” – Article 32 vs 226 Explained

🧠 UPSC POLITY BITE – Today’s Concept: Article 32 vs Article 226 🇮🇳📖 Ever wondered why Dr. B.R. Ambedkar called Article 32 the "heart and soul" of the Constitution?Let’s break down the difference between Article 32 and Article 226:✅ Article 32 – You can directly approach the Supreme Court when your Fundamental Rights are violated.✅ Article 226 – You can approach the High Court, even for other legal rights, not just fundamental ones.🎯 Perfect for UPSC Prelims & Mains!🔖 Save | Reblog | Share this with a fellow aspirant📆 Follow for daily updates on Indian Polity, History, and Constitution

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Who Appoints the Chief Justice of India?

👨‍⚖️ How is the Chief Justice of India Appointed?The Chief Justice of India (CJI) is appointed by the President of India under Article 124 of the Constitution.Here’s the simple breakdown:✅ The senior-most judge of the Supreme Court is generally considered✅ The Law Ministry initiates the file✅ The Prime Minister advises the President✅ The President gives final approvalThis is part of the Collegium System, a key element in India’s judicial appointments.📚 This topic is vital for UPSC GS Paper 2 and Judicial Services aspirants.🔁 Reblog, ❤️ Like, and Follow for more daily polity explainers!

Complete UPSC guide to Chief Justice of India – powers, duties, Article 124, CJI salary, 2025 updates, landmark judgments, and FAQs.

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🧑‍⚖️ Who is the Chief Justice of India in 2025?

Justice Bhushan R. Gavai became the 52nd Chief Justice of India in May 2025, making history as the first Dalit Buddhist to hold the post. 🇮🇳As the head of the judiciary, CJI Gavai leads India’s highest constitutional court and has influenced key verdicts like:✅ Electoral Bonds Case – boosting political transparency✅ LGBTQ+ Rights Protection✅ Push for AI-driven eCourtsThis post covers:📌 Duties & Powers of the CJI📌 Article 124 of the Indian Constitution📌 2025 Judicial Current Affairs📌 Salary, Eligibility, Removal Process📌 Must-read for UPSC Aspirants & Law Students!

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Complete UPSC guide to Chief Justice of India – powers, duties, Article 124, CJI salary, 2025 updates, landmark judgments, and FAQs.

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Can the Governor Dismiss a Chief Minister? UPSC MCQ Trick Explained

❓ Can the Governor dismiss a Chief Minister at will?Many UPSC aspirants get this wrong!✅ Correct Answer: NO – The Governor can only dismiss a Chief Minister if:1️⃣ The CM loses majority in the assembly2️⃣ There is a constitutional breakdown under Article 356📚 This concept is often tested in Polity MCQs and GS Paper 2.👉 Don’t guess in the exam – learn the full explanation here:

Complete guide to Governor of India – powers, duties, salary, articles, FAQs & current affairs. Essential UPSC Polity notes for Prelims & Ma

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🚨 UPSC 2025 Aspirants – Don't Skip This! Do you know who appoints the **Governor of a State**? Can a Governor reject a bill passed by the State Legislature under Article 200? What are their **powers, salary, removal process, and constitutional role**? We’ve answered everything in our latest blog post: ✅ Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Powers ✅ Article 153 to 161 – Simplified ✅ Current Affairs + FAQs ✅ Prelims + Mains Ready Notes 📖 Read the full article now ➡ 👉 Governor of India – Full UPSC Guide 💡 Save it, share it, and revise it before your next test! #UPSC2025 #IASPreparation #IndianPolity #GovernorOfIndia #UPSCNotes #PolityUPSC #StateExecutive #UPSCBlog #UPSCMains #UPSCPrelims #ARSirPerpMantra