Indian Mythological Story of Bhasmasura Bhasmasura was an demon. He was very strong and big in size but he was not at all intelligent. He used to act before thinking. Once he decided to meditate to get a boon from Lord Shiva. He meditated for many days to get a boon from Lord Shiva. Every … Read more

Message of Guru Nanak Dev Guru Nanak Dev used to go from place to place to preach brotherhood, peace and oneness of God. He guided many people to follow the path of truth. Thus he had many disciples and devotees from all the communities. Guru Nanak Dev preached brotherhood amongst people. When he came to … Read more

Story of Narasimha Avatar of Lord Vishnu Hiranyakashyap heard of his brother Hiranyaksh’s death. He was filled mill anger and wanted to take revenge. He called all the evil kings, Asuras and Daityas for a meeting. In the meeting, he picked up the trident and took an oath to kill Lord Vishnu. Then Hiranyakashyap ordered … Read more

Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya after fourteen years of exile. At Ayodhya he was being crowned as the king. The king of Kashi wanted to be in Ayodhya to attend the coronation ceremony. When his chariot was on the way towards Ayodhya, he met Narad Muni. Narad Muni said, “I am happy that you are … Read more

The Story of Nachiketa Once sage Gautama performed a Yagya named Sarvedasa Yagya. If a person completes it successfully he gets heavenly rewards by performing it. The yagya included giving away his entire dear and near belongings in charity. Sage Gautama gave away cattle to priests in charity. Sage Gautama had a son name Nachiketa. … Read more

One day Arjuna went to Dwarka to meet Lord Krishna the king of Dwarka. Arjuna told him, “Lord now I have the Gandiv Dhanusha. I can win over anyone, any evil power which comes my way.” While they were talking, they heard a man crying very loudly. Arjuna saw a Brahmin crying near the palace. … Read more

At the present the state of Jammu and Kashmir (J & K) enjoys a very special status, within the Indian Union. The status of J & K is governed by Article 370 of the Indian constitution. Its status is different from the status of other constituent states. Before independence of India, Jammu and Kashmir had been a native state. Kashmir … Read more

The High Court occupies a very important and critical position in the judicial system of India. Article 214 of the Indian constitution provide that “There shall be a High Court in each State.” Two or more states also may have a common High Court. A High Court consists of a Chief Justice and such other … Read more

Speaker of State Legislative Assembly Legislative Assembly (also known as Vidhan Sabha) is the lower house of the bicameral states and sole house of the unicameral states. This article contain details of election, vacancy, powers and functions of the Speaker of State Legislative Assembly in India. Article 178 of the Indian Constitution provides for a … Read more

Functions of Legislative Assembly (Vidhan Sabha) in an Indian State The lower chamber of the state legislature is known as the Legislative Assembly or Vidhan Sabha. In states with bicameral legislatures, the upper chamber is known as the Legislative Council or Vidhan Parishad. The total number of members of the Legislative Assemblies varies between 500 … Read more