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The Indian democracy is based on its three pillars that are Legislature, Executive and Judiciary. The separation of powers is an essential element of the Constitution. Each of them has their own significance to act in the welfare of the commons. From the very first, at the time of independence, the initial idea of making India the biggest democracy took its path with these pillars. Tho, legislature performs an important role to govern the nation, but not only the Legislature, Judiciary also took hands to govern the nation and this can be seen by last few decades. How? Let’s discuss on such issues. Judicial Activism Indian Judiciary not only performs its function in solving disputes and to passing judgments, it also has some special role to strengthen the democracy. Judicial Activism is the term used to better define this importance. It determines the active participation of the courts whenever the Executive and Legislative bodies fail in the function. Judiciary took the charges

  “Roti, Kapada Aur Makaan” (food, clothes and shelter), the basic principles of a happy life decades ago, but as a river flows, it brings new sediments on its bank. With the advancement of time, the definition of a happy life also changing.   Technological advancement brought a lot of changes in the daily routine of the commons. Electricity, proper water supply, education, jobs etc. are major requirements of the present scenario. Rise in population is also narrowing the resources, but it increasing the production capacity. The working capacity is increasing with the technology and the recent innovations in the field of technology. In previous centuries, where the people use to work in fields 4 to 5 hours a day, whereas, in today’s module the working hours going upwards to 10 to 12 hours because the demands and requirement is increasing frequently. Now, the nap time has also come down from 9 hours to 5-6 hours. It not only affects the efficiency but also act as ill effect on the mi