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Article 54 of the Indian Constitution: People's Role in Democracy and the Modern Era's Implications Introduction Article 54 of the Indian Constitution highlights the significance of citizens' participation in the democratic process through the election of the President. In the current modern era, marked by technological advancements and evolving political dynamics, it is crucial to discuss the scope, implications, and relevant case laws associated with Article 54. Understanding Article 54 Article 54 establishes the method of electing the President of India. It emphasizes the democratic principle that the President should be elected by an electoral college comprising elected representatives of both houses of Parliament and state legislatures. Relevant Case Laws Shaping the Interpretation of Article 54 1. Nand Kishore v. Union of India (1980): In this case, the Supreme Court clarified the meaning and interpretation of the term "elected members" in Article 54. The co...