Faraaz Uddin

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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.

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(Hindi) Indian Polity : Constitutional Framework : UPSC CSE

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)

Introduction and Overview of Course (in Hindi)

Regulating Act of 1773, Pitts India Act of 1784, Charter Act of 1833

Historical Background I

Historical Background II (in Hindi)

Historical Background III (in Hindi)

Historical Background IV

Making of Constitution I

Making of Constitution II

Salient features of the Constitution 1

Salient Features of the Constitution 2

Salient features of the Constitution 3

Preamble of the Constitution 1

Preamble of the Constitution 2

Union and its Territory

Citizenship

Fundamental Rights: Features of Fundamental Rights

Fundamental Rights: Definition Of State(Article 12), Laws inconsistent with F.R(Article 13), Equality before law & Equal protection of laws ( Article 14)

Fundamental Rights: Article 12, Article 13, Article 14

Fundamental Rights: Prohibition of discrimination on certain Grounds (Article15), Equality of Opportunity in Public Employment ( Article16)

Fundamental Rights: Article15, Article 16

Fundamental Rights: Abolition of Untouchability (Article17), Abolition of Title  (Article 18), Protection of Six rights (Article 19)

Fundamental Rights: Article17, Article18, Article 19

Fundamental Rights: Article 19 (Six Rights)

Fundamental Rights: Article19 (Six Rights)

Fundamental Rights: Article 20, Article 21, Article 21A, Article 22

Fundamental Rights: Article 20, Article 21, Article 21a, Article 22

Fundamental Rights: Article 23, Article 24, Article 25, Article 26

Fundamental Rights: Article27, Article 28, Article 29, Article 30

Fundamental Rights: Article 27, Article 28, Article 29, Article 30

Fundamental Rights: Right to Constitutional Remedies Article 33, Writs- Types & Scope

Fundamental Rights: Right to Constitutional Remedies Article 32, Writs- Types & Scope

Fundamental Rights: Writs - Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Prohibition, Certiorari, Quo-Warranto

Fundamental Rights: Article 33, Article 34, Martial Law & National Emergency, Article 35, Right to Property-Position

Fundamental Rights: Article 33, Article 34, Martial Law & National Emergency, Article 35, Property

Fundamental Rights: Exceptions to Fundamental Rights - Article 31A, Article 31B, Article 31C, Criticism of F.R

Fundamental Rights: Exceptions to F.R - Article 31A, Article 31B, Article 31C, Criticism of F.R

Fundamental Rights: Significance of Fundamental Rights, Right Outside Part III

Fundamental Rights: Significance of Fundamental Rights, Rights Outside Part III

DPSP: Features of DPSP, Classification of DPSP-Socialist Principle

DPSP: Features of DPSP, Classification of DPSP- Socialist Priciple

DPSP: Clasification of DPSP- Gandhian Principle, Liberal Intellectual Principle, New DPSP

DPSP: Classification of DPSP- Gandhian Principle, Liberal Intellectual Principle, New DPSP

DPSP: Criticism of DPSP, Distinction between F.R & DPSP

Fundamental Duties: Features, Criticism, Significance

Amendment of the Constitution

Basic structure of the Constitution

Parliamentary System: Features of Parliamentary Govt.

Parliamentary system: Features of Parliamentary Govt

Parliamentary System: Features of Presidential Govt, Merits of Parliamentary System

Parliamentary System: Demerits of Parliamentary System, Reasons for adopting Parliamentary System

Parliamentary System: Comparing Parliamentary & Presidential Systems

Federal System: Comapring Federal Govt & Unitary Govt, Federal Features of the Constitution

Federal System: Comparing Federal Govt & Unitary Govt, Federal features of Constitution

Federal System: Unitary features of the Constitution

Federal System: Unitary Features of the Constitution

NET/JRF qualified .... pursuing PhD in Political Science from Himachal Pradesh University

Vishal Vishal

It is about Indian Parliament. And in this course we will discuss all the topics regarding parliament in a simple way.

(Hindi) Indian Parliament : UPSC CSE

[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

In this course, aspirants will cover entire part V of the constitution except Parliament. This course discusses every minute detail of the chapters that are going to be covered. It starts with the President, its elections, term, impeachment and vacancy. It then goes on to cover the Powers of the president, pardoning power etc. The course goes on to cover the Vice President, Prime Minister, Council of Ministers, Supreme Court, Jurisdiction of Supreme Court, Comptroller and Auditor General and end with the discussion of Attorney General of India.  A must watch course, as in just 4 hours, you will have understood the nuances of the most important topic in Indian polity.

The Union (Part V of the Indian 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)

(Hindi) Centre-State Relations : Part XI of the Constitution

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

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Introduction and Overview of Course (in Hindi)

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Historical Background I

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