Factors for the Growth of the Constitution of any country. A constitution, whether rigid or flexible, grows under the influence of (a) usages and customs, (b) judicial interpretation, and (c) formal constitutional amendments.
The mechanisms and methods through which political control can be exerted varies in different forms of governments. They can be broadly classified under two heads- Samuel Huntington (1957) described them as 'objective' and 'subjective'; while Eric Nordlinger (1977) used the terms 'Liberal' and 'Penetration'.
Corruption is a global phenomenon. Corruption is a disease in both endemic and epidemic. It makes mockery of administration, development and democracy. Corruption in public life has reached an alarming stage and has emerged globally a sensitive issue.
The progress of a country's is to a great extent is measured by its industrial development. To be a strong power in the world, a country needs to be industrially advanced too.
It is the land of Shiva and Krishna, the Buddha and Mahatma Gandhi. India - my beloved country - which produced the greats of modern times in the world - has a proud place in my droughts.
Proper understanding of the term 'normal residents of a country' is very essential in the context of the estimation of domestic product and national product.
One of the principal failures of development economics of the developing nations in the 1950s and 1960s was their inability to adapt to their circumstances the valuable experience of economic growth in the West.
Education is essential for every society and individual. It is life itself but not a preparation for life. Man has various qualities. These qualities of the individual should be developed for the improvement of the country.
National income estimates suffer from several drawbacks and this highlights the need to improve their data availability and methods of computation.
Some of the factors that can increase tourism are 1) Coastal areas, including beaches, marine areas and wetlands. 2) Mountains and wilderness areas 3) Inland rural areas 4) Urban areas and 5) Small Islands. Every place has its regional resources in the form of landscape, ecological settings, historical monuments and other places of interest. World Tourism Report throws light upon the various assets of the different ecosystems.