BA Political Science and Psychology, Mumbai University. Teaching Polity, Economics and international relations for 7 years.

Bhavin Sangoi

Always had difficulty in understanding the Budget? Here is a course that highlights the smallest of the details for one to gain a comprehensive understanding of the processes of the parliament and the various instruments that give it the ability to exercise and use various powers efficiently. The course begins with the explanation of the Budgetary power of the parliament and then there is in detail analysis of the additional budgetary powers followed by the efficient explanation of the enactment of the budget and an overview of the parliamentary committees. The next few lessons cover the concept of majority & its types such as effective, simple etc. Using realtime political scenarios, the presenter eases the understanding of the viewers. The content is in a tabulated form to help the students differentiate between the types. Tags: Indian Polity for UPSC CSE, Constitution of India, Indian Constitution for UPSC Online, UPSC Exam, UPSC Examination, UPSC Syllabus, UPSC IAS Exam, IAS Questions, IAS Syllabus, IAS Preparation, IAS Exam Syllabus CSE Exam, CSE Syllabus.

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This lesson provides an overview of the course, Understanding of Parliamentary Processes and Instruments. Bhavin throws light on what one would gain after watching this lesson and for whom all this course would be beneficial. He also discusses the topics he would be teaching in the upcoming lessons.

Overview of the Course: Parliamentary Processes & Instruments

This lesson is the first lesson of the course on Parliamentary Processes & Instruments. It focuses on the budgetary powers. On what is budget and where is it mentioned in the constitution. There are types of expenditures and a comprehensive understanding can be gained through the examples mentioned in the lesson. Appropriation bill, the direct and indirect taxes are few of the concepts mentioned in the lesson.

Understanding the Budgetary Powers of Parliament (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

This lesson discusses the difference in the real expenditure of the budget & how it differs from the assigned budget. The other concepts that are highlighted are supplementary,additional grants, excess grants and also the differences between the two are thrown light upon.

Learn the Additional Budgetary Powers (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

This lesson begins with certain important points with respect to 'Budget'. Bhavin also talks about Presentation of budget and thereby discusses 'General Budget'. He also throws light on Voting on-demand for grants. Salient features and facts of Appropriation Bill and Finance Bill are also being discussed. 

Understanding Of Enactment Of Budget (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

This lesson focuses on Impeachment & Removal in the Parliament. A detailed description of both the concepts is given separately.The features and utility of the same have been discussed. Using examples from real-time political scenarios, the presenter makes it easy for the aspirants to understand the lesson.

Understand the ​Impeachment And Removal Process of Parliament (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

This lesson focuses on the concepts of Simple & Effective Majority. The presenter begins by stating the key features of the concept of majority. He then lists down the four types of majority and explains in detail the first two types in a tabulated form to ease the understanding of the aspirants. He uses examples of real time politics so that the viewers can relate easily to the concepts that are being explained.

Understand Simple and Effective Majorities of Parliament ​(for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

This lesson focuses on Absolute & Special majority as a part of the course on Parliamentary processes & instruments. The presenter begins the lesson by providing the definition of both these types of the majority and states factors which enable one to identify both these types. The presenter uses tabulated content for the ease of the understanding of the aspirants.

Understand Absolute and Special Majorities of Parliament ​(for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

In this lesson one will comprehend some interesting facts about amendment powers. Educator briefs how Indian constitution is described as rigid as well as flexible. Procedures on how the bills can be amended are detailed and one can also comprehend on why the ratification from states is required to amend the bills in certain scenarios. All the other vital amendment powers are also ​discussed ​with clear illustrations.

Amendment Powers: Definitions​ and Procedures (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

This lesson describes the complete roles and responsibilities of Council of ministers. Further, one can understand the terms which decide the size of the council of ministers. The very vital aspect which can be studied from this lesson is Prime minister, his role under the council of ministers and his relationships with the President. Lastly,​ a brief on Deputy PM and Cabinet have also been discussed. ​

Council of Ministers: Structure, Roles and Responsibilities (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

In this lesson, the presenter discusses in detail the anti-defection law. He begins the lesson by providing some background to the coming of the anti-defection law by discussing the story of Aayaram Gayaram (1967). The coalition politics led to the formation of anti-defection law. The presenter then discusses the introduction of the Tenth Schedule in the Indian constitution through the 52nd Amendment. The concept of independents and nominees and the violation of whip have also been elaborately explained.

Detailed outline of Anti-Defection Law (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

In this lesson, the presenter explains the operation of the anti-defection law. He talks about the encouragement to mass defections, unratified provisions, denial of judicial review, the ​politicization of speaker's role etc in grave detail.

Operation Of Anti-Defection​ Law & Issues Pertaining to It (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

This lesson throws light on Speaker of Loksabha. It begins with the election of speaker and Deputy Speaker under different articles and thereby removal and the resignation process for the same. The lesson also talks about how processes are brought about in the case of vacancy and absence of the speaker. Also, the speaker's stand in passing money bill and his involvement in parliamentary committees are also discussed.

Speaker Of Loksabha: Appointment, Removal And Powers (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

This lesson will help us to comprehend the concepts pertaining to the money bill, financial bill, ordinary bill and much more . As the lesson instigates one will understand the meaning of money bill and come across the exceptions which are liable under it. Further, the educator elucidates about the duties of Speaker pertaining to the money bill. He also details why the powers of Rajya sabha can't have any involvement in the money bill by using fascinating opinions as illustrations. ​

Money Bill: Defenition and Detailed Outlook (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

This lesson talks about the Election procedure for seats in Rajya Sabha. All the important points which one should know about this topic is explained. Bhavin also discusses the special powers enjoyed by the Rajya Sabha members and most importantly its stand in case of emergency imposed by President of India.

Position Of Rajya Sabha: Seats And Powers (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

In this lesson, the educator adds more information in addition to the topics which were discussed in the previous lesson. The issues pertaining from Rajya Sabha are discussed thoroughly. The educator also illustrates on how can these issues occurring through Rajyasabha can be eradicated by replicating the US Senate model.

Position of Rajya Sabha: Issues Pertaining from Rajyasabha(for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

In this lesson, the presenter acquaints the aspirants with the knowledge required to understand the Election of the president by the electoral college. He begins the lesson by explaining who the members of the electoral college are. He then goes on to explain the calculation of the value of the vote of one Member of Legislative Assembly, of the assembly etc.

Election Procedures Of Indian President (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

This lesson is all about parliament committees. The lesson begins with an explanation on parliamentary committee. It also touches upon why parliamentary committees are required and importance in our current system. and then it also gives an idea about salient features and types of committees and their respective roles and responsibilities.

Features of Parliamentary committee (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

This lesson focuses on the Standing Committee of the Parliament. He begins by providing the background of how standing committees came into existence. Departmental Standing committee & Ethic committee are explained in detail. The functions of these committees are analysed. Their functions include considering annual reports of ministries, examine bills etc. The presenter moves ahead to explain the Ethics Committee in detail using examples of relevant cases.

Roles and Responsibilities of Standing Committee of Parliament (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

In this lesson, the presenter explains about the various funds and their role as parliamentary instruments. He begins the lesson by explaining in detail about the consolidated fund of India, contingency fund of India and Public account of India.

Understanding about Funds of India (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

This lesson focuses on the Financial Committees of the Parliament. the lesson begins by providing the features such as the Ministers cannot be members of this committee, they do not examine policies approves by the Government. The different types of Financial Committees such as the Estimate Committee, the Public Account Committee & the Committee on Public Undertaking are explained in grave detail using a tabulated formated.

Duties​ of Financial Committees of Parliament (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

In this lesson the presenter discusses about Parliamentary Motions & Resolutions. It begins with the definition of motions & their utility in the parliament. Key points such as motions help in discussing matters of urgent public importance, they can be admitted on a very short notice etc have been discussed. Differences between motions & resolutions have been thrown light upon.

Understanding Parliamentary Motions And Resolution (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

The lesson begins with the presenter stating the reason for why these motions are a part of the Lok Sabha & not the Rajya Sabha. He then moves on to explain the three types of motions which are adjournment motion, no confident motion & censure motion. The differences between the three of them are highlighted. Through the tabulation of the features of these motions, the presenter makes it easy for the viewers to understand the topic better.

Understanding the Motions in Loksabha (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)

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Mukesh Katare

It covers all questions related to president, vice president and his power, emergency provisions, impeachment process, veto and many more.

(Hindi) Union Executive

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 covered the rationale, composition, objectives and functions of parliamentary groups.It also looks into the establishment, objectives, composition and functions of parliamentary forums.

Parliamentary Forum and Groups: Laxmikant Summary

This course covers the broad devices of Parliamentary Proceedings like question hour, zero hour etc. it also covers the budget in Parliament: Constitutional provisions, passing of the bill, grants etc. This topic is confusing and detailed, and is frequently asked in Prelims and Mains. This course will help you memorize the details to tackle the UPSC questions with ease.

Devices of Parliamentary Proceedings and Budget in Parliament

This course covers all relevant Constitutional provisions regarding the Parliament of India. It discusses the organisation, composition, election, legislative procedure, joint sitting, etc of the Parliament. It is a crucial component of the study of Indian Polity.

Laxmikant Summary: The Parliament (Chapter 22)

This course discusses parliamentary committees: PYQs, meaning, classification, financial  committees, departmental standing committees, and other kinds of important parliamentary committees.

Parliamentary Committees: Laxmikant Summary

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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Amendment Powers: Definitions and Procedures (for UPSC CSE/IAS exam)