Indian Judiciary (Updated) — Social Science STD 9 — Question

Judiciary is the foundation of democracy. because-(1) Indian Constitution establishes a democratic republic, wherein the judiciary is given the responsibility of protecting the fundamental rights from the arbitrary actions of the government.
(2) It has power of judicial review: whereby it examines constitutionality of the laws and constitutional amendments enacted by the legislature as well as the actions of the executive. It declares such laws, constitutional amendments and executive actions unconstitutional which are not in conformity with the constitution.
(3) It resolves constitutional disputes between the Union and States and thereby protects the rights of the states.