The Indian Constitution is the supreme law of India, providing a framework for the country's political code, government structure, and fundamental rights and duties of citizens.
The Indian Constitution is known as the 'Living Document' because it allows for amendments, ensuring it remains relevant and adaptable to changing times and needs.
The 44th Amendment Act was enacted in 1978 to reverse questionable modifications made by the 42nd Amendment Act of 1976 and introduced key amendments to various aspects of the Constitution.
The 44th Amendment Act restored the original tenure of Lok Sabha and state legislative assemblies to 5 years, reinstated provisions regarding quorum, empowered the President to send back cabinet advice for reconsideration, among other changes.
The Act restored some powers of the Supreme Court and High Courts and deleted provisions that deprived the courts of deciding election disputes of key officials.
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