Deepika Reddy Magham

This course is about rights, types of rights, fundamental rights enshrined in the Indian Constitution.

Crack UPSC CSE Prelims and Mains Exams. Know how to prepare for UPSC 2019 and 2020, complete syllabus, exam patterns, latest notifications to join IAS, IFS, IPS and other cadres of Civil Services.

UPSC CSE - GS

UPSC - Civil Services Examination (IAS) Preparation

English

Fundamental Rights for Government Exams

Indian Constitution

Indian Polity 

Polity, Governance & IR

UPSC CSE

Ace the toughest competitive and government exams in India 

Test Preparation

Union Public Service Commission Exams (UPSC)

Overview

Types of Rights

Differences between various legal rights, significance of fundamental rights and classification of fundamental rights

Difference/Significance/Classification

List of the characteristics of fundamental rights given. Characteristics of fundamental rights - amendability of fundamental rights including important amendments made and justiciability of fundamental rights including the relevance of Articles 12, 13 and 32 in context of justiciability of fundamental rights explained.

Characteristics of Fundamental Rights: Part 1

Characteristics of fundamental  rights like - suspension of fundamental rights, restrictions on fundamental rights and the need for restrictions, fundamental rights as negative obligations on the state and scope of fundamental rights in terms of applicability to citizens and aliens explained

Characteristics of Fundamental Rights: Part 2

Article 14 - the two rights - Right to equality before law and equal protection of laws - their origin, meaning, implementation, significance and exceptions explained

Equality before law and Equal protection of laws

Article 15 - prohibition on the state from discriminating amongst its citizens on grounds only of race, religion, caste, sex or place of birth explained

Right against discrimination

Article 16 - equality of opportunities in matters of public employment, grounds on which the state is prohibited from discriminating in matters of public employment, exceptions including reservations for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and other backward classes explained

Equality of opportunities in public employment

Indira Sahawey vs Union of India - the appointment of Mandal Commission in accordance with article 340, Mandal Commission recommendations and Supreme Court judgement in Indira Sahawey case explained

OBC Reservation Case

Aritcles 17 and 18 -  Provision related to abolition of untouchability specified under Article 17 and prohibition on the state and citizens on conferment and acceptance of  titles respectively under Article 18 explained

Abolition of untouchability and titles

Article 19 - the structure of the article and the six freedoms - freedom of speech and expression, freedom of assembly, freedom of association, freedom of movement, freedom of residence and settlement and freedom of profession - explained

Six freedoms enshrined under Article 19

Articles 20 and 21 - safeguards garunteed to the accused enshrined under Article 20 and the right to life and personal liberty gaurenteed under Article 21 explained

Right to life and personal liberty

ARTICLES 21A AND 22 - Right to education enshrined under Article 21A and the safeguards guaranteed to persons accused of a crime and persons arrested under preventive detention enshrined under Article 22 explained.

Safeguards for accused and preventive detainees

ARTICLES 23 & 24 - dealing with provisions related to human trafficking, bonded labour, forced labour and child labour explained along with ARTICLES 25 TO 27 dealing with the Rights to freedom of religion.

Rights against exploitation and rights to freedom of religion

ARTICLE 28 TO 32 - Right against religious instructions under Article 28, cultural and educational rights, also referred to as minority rights enshrined under Articles 29 and 30 and right to constitutional remedies enshrined under Article 32 explained

Cultural and Educational Rights

The five writs mentioned under Article 32 and bestowed on the supreme court - Habeas corpus, Mandamus, Certiorari, Prohibition and Quo Warranto - meaning, situations in which the they are issued and authorities they are issued to explained

Writs

MA in Applied Human Rights from Sheffield Hallam University, BA (Hons.) History from LSR, reader, dancer, love to teach, AIR 42 in 2018 UPSC

Nandini Maharaj

This course discusses the organization, composition of the two houses of state legislature, membership, presiding officers of state legislature, sessions of the state legislature, legislative procedure in state legislature, position of the legislative council and privileges of state legislature.

The State Legislature (Laxmikant Summary)

[Rachna Shukla] PSIR Optional Faculty, CS Engineer, M.A. in Political Science. Use code : "ASHNASISODIA" to unlock classes.

Ashna Sisodia

In this course, Centre-State relations are dealt in detail. Various committees that have been formed to bring down the tensions between centre & states will be dealt in detail. This course starts from the basics of federal system. How it differentiate with other systems and it goes on to discuss the unique style of federal system in India. After watching this course, Students will have a clarity of the roles of centre & state in the legislative, administrative & financial fields. They will have a clarity of whose authority prevails in matter of law making, executive powers & powers of taxation. In the end, course shed some light on interstate relations & so far what has been done to resolve the conflict between various states as states cannot remain in isolation.

Centre-State Relations : Part XI of the Constitution

Dr Sidharth Arora

Here is all you need to know about Emergency situations that prevail in the country. The course begins with providing a very basic understanding of the word Emergency and how one must react during the same along with the various provisions provided in the Constitution of Indian regarding the same. Dr. Sidharth further elaborates on the various types of Emergencies under different Articles in Part XVIII of Indian Constitution. Further in the course, one would get an understanding of the entire concept of National Emergencies: Procedural Requirements of National emergency, the effect on the citizens, the effect on Federal Structure  and much more. Also, gain a clear understanding of Proclamation, Continuation, and Revocation of the Emergency.
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State of Emergency in India: Article 352- Article 360 (Indian Constitution for UPSC CSE Online)

This course discusses what is meant by a federal system. It evaluates the federal and unitary features of the Indian Constitution.

Laxmikant Summary: The Federal System (Ch 13)

This Course covers the text of the Preamble, the significance, the important terms and other relevant issues and PYQs.

Laxmikant Chapter 4: The Preamble

M.Sc, B.Sc, B.Ed | 10 year experience | UPSC interview , MPPSC Mains (2013 & 16) & UPSI | Subjects -  Economics, Polity, Geography, Science


Mukesh Katare

factual & conceptual study of  governor,council of minister & State legislature Indian constitution Part 6

Lessons

16 lessons • 3h 27m