Discuss the role of PIL in Indian Judiciary. What values have you learnt from the workings of PIL in Indian judicial system?

What was the 'State (Delhi Administration) vs Laxman Kumar and Others (1985)' case about? Describe it in your own words.

The structure of the courts from the lower to the highest level is such that it resembles a pyramid, Having read the description above, can you fill out which type of courts would exist at which level in the following diagram?

The following is a poster made by the Right to Food campaign. Read this poster and list the duties of the government to uphold the Right to Food. How does the phrase "Hungry stomachs, overflowing godowns! Will we not accept it!!" used in the poster relate to the photo essay on the Right to Food on page 61?
Poster:

Photo essay

Photo 1. In 2001, the drought in Rajasthan and Orissa meant that millions faced an acute shortage of food.
Photo 2. Meanwhile, the government godowns were full of grain. Often this was being eaten away by rats.
Photo 3. In this situation of 'hunger amidst plenty' an organisation called the People's Union of Civil Liberties or PUCL filed a PIL in the Supreme Court. It stated that the Fundamental Right to Life guaranteed in Article 21 of the Constitution included the Right to Food. The state's excuse that it did not have adequate funds was shown to be wrong because the godowns were overflowing with grains. The Supreme Court ruled that the State had a duty to provide food to all. 
Photo 4. It, therefore, directed the government to provide more employment, to provide food at cheaper prices through the government ration shops and to provide mid-day meals to children. It also appointed two Food Commissioners to report on the implementation of government schemes.

What are the powers and functions of High court ?

How is independence of judiciary implemented?

Describe the structure of courts in India.

What are the qualifications and tenure of the judge of the Supreme Court of India?

How does the High Court act as the guardian of the Fundamental Rights?

Supreme Court acts as Custodian of Fundamental Rights. Explain.