Can you discuss the principle of 'Separation of Powers' as enshrined in the Indian Constitution?
The Indian Constitution implicitly embodies the principle of 'Separation of Powers'. It demarcates the functions of the three organs of the state - Legislature (Law-making), Executive (Law-enforcement), and Judiciary (Law-adjudication). Though not absolute, this separation helps maintain a system of checks and balances, ensuring that no organ becomes too powerful and thus, preserving democracy.