Supreme Court of India: Collegium, Appointments and Powers | Supreme Court Explained

Supreme Court of India: Collegium, Appointments, and Powers | Supreme Court Explained Do you know the full story of the Supreme Court of India, the most powerful pillar of the Indian judiciary? This video provides a full explanation of the Collegium System, the appointment of judges, and the Supreme Court's unique powers, such as judicial review and Special Powers (SLP). This video is crucial for UPSC and all government exams to understand this guardian of the Constitution and the center of checks and balances in democracy. 🔥In this video, you will learn: • Introduction to the Supreme Court: The Final Interpreter of the Constitution • Integrated Judicial System: The Judicial Pyramid in India and its Importance • Number of Judges: Why the jump from 8 in 1950 to 34 currently? • The Birth of the Collegium System: The Four Judges Case and the Power Struggle • Consultation vs. Consensus: How the Judiciary Gained Control Over Appointments • Repealing the NJAC: The 99th Constitutional Amendment and the Basic Structure Doctrine • Qualifications: Requirements to Become a Judge, Distinguished Jurists • Removal of Judges: Impeachment Process, Grounds for Proven Misconduct • Powers of the Supreme Court: Original, Appellate, and Writ Jurisdiction • Writ Jurisdiction (Article 32): Protector of Fundamental Rights • SLP (Article 136): The 'Brahmastra' of Justice and Its Use • Judicial Review: Its Greatest Strengths and Limitations • India vs. America: Difference Between Procedure Established by Law and Due Process of Law 🔎 Your Queries:- Supreme Court of India Explained in Hindi Highest Court of India Appointment Process of Supreme Court Judges What is the Collegium System? Four Judges Cases What is NJAC? Powers and Rights of the Supreme Court Judicial Review in Hindi What is Judicial Review? Writ Jurisdiction Special Leave Petition (SLP) Article 136 Impeachment of a Supreme Court Judge Procedure Established by Law vs. Due Process of Law Articles 124 to 147 UPSC UPSC Polity Supreme Court Notes Appointment of the Chief Justice of India Procedure for Removal of Supreme Court Judges Who is the Guardian of the Indian Constitution? Advisory Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court Contempt of Court Court of Record in India Appellate Powers of the Supreme Court Meaning of Consultation in the Supreme Court Power of Article 136 Difference between Judicial Activism and Judicial Review #SupremeCourtOfIndia #SupremeCourt #CollegiumSystem #CollegiumSystem #IndianPolity #IndianPolity #UPSCPreparation #JudicialReview #NJAC #SLP #Constitution #ConstitutionOfIndia #Judiciary #CollegiumVsNJAC #JudiciaryInIndia #IndianConstitution #PolityForUPSC #Article124 #Procedure Established by Law 💬 Question: Collegium (Judiciary) and NJAC in the Appointment of Judges Which system (government interference) is better for Indian democracy? Please share your opinion in the comments section! If you found this Full Explanation video helpful, please like and subscribe to the channel for more informative content! Thank you!