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In the 21st century the importance of judiciary as an institution has become important for the citizens as the becon of upholding their rights. In India the constitution guarantees the independence of the judiciary from the other organs of the government. It is the source of the interpretation of laws and the body responsible for safeguarding the fundamental rights. The Inner Conflict of Constitutionalism: Judicial Review and the 'Fundamental Structure' - India's Living Constitution: Constitution, goes about as its beacon by calling for examination any demonstration of the council or the leader from exceeding limits set for them by the Constitution. It goes about as the protector in safeguarding the major privileges of individuals, as revered in the Constitution, from encroachment by any organ of the state. It likewise balances the clashing activity of force between the middle and a state or among states, as allocated to them by the Constitution. While articulating choices under its protected command, it is normal to stay unaffected by pulls and tensions applied by different parts of the state, residents or vested parties. Autonomy of the legal executive has been held to be an essential and unavoidable element of the Constitution