The judiciary interprets laws, settles disputes, and ensures justice for all citizens. It provides mechanisms for resolving disputes between citizens, state governments, and central/state governments through judicial review and allowing citizens to approach the supreme or high courts if they feel their rights have been violated. The independence of the judiciary is crucial as it allows courts to curb potential misuse of power by the other branches of government. There is a three-tiered court system with district, high, and supreme courts, and higher court rulings bind lower courts through the appellate system.

2.  The judiciary is that branch of the
government that interprets the law, settles
disputes and administers justice to all citizens

3.  DISPUTE RESOLUTION=The judicial system
provides a , mechanism to resolve disputes
between citizen and the government ,two
state government and central and state
government

4.  JUDICIAL REVIEW=The constitution also has
power to strike down any law that they think
it seems to be a violation of the basic
structure of the constitution.
As the
Act of the
Breaking the
Law and not
Following it
VIOLATION

5.  Every citizen of the India can approach the
supreme court or the high court if they think
that there any right are violated
 Article 21 the fund elemental right to life also
include the right to health
COMPENSATION=Money given to make amends for an injury or loss.

6.  IS ITTHE INDEPDENDENT OFTHE JUDICIARY
THATALLOWSTHE COUURTSTOI PLAY A
CRUCIALROLE IN ENURINGTHATTHERE IOS
NO MISUSE OF POWER BYTHE LEGISLATURE
AND EXECUTIVE
 One aspect of indepoednmednt judiciary is the
separation of power this means that other
branches of the state like legislature and the
executive cannot interfere in the work of
judiciary courts are under government.

7.  There are three types of court
 District
 High
 Supreme
 The decision made by higher court are
binding on lower court
 Appellate system this means that a person
can appeal to a higher court if they believe
that the judgment passed by the lower court
is not just

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