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This course has complete coverage of the Topic Fundamental Right in the One Liner format and in that the book M.Laxmikanth is taken as a base for making them.
The concepts like Doctrine of Eclipse, Difference between equality before law and equal protection of laws,Freedom of conscience,profess,propagate etc. will hollistically be covered in this course.

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(Hindi) Laxmikanth One Liners: Chapter-7 Fundamental Rights

Salient Features of Constitution

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Salient Features of the Constitution

Overview of the Course (in Hindi)

This lesson contains the one liners of the topic Fundamental Rights

Introduction to Fundamental Rights -1(in Hindi)

This lesson contains the One Liner of Fundamental Rights.

Introduction to Fundamental Rights -2 (in Hindi)

Definition of State (in Hindi)

Doctrine of Eclipse (in Hindi)

Definition of Law (in Hindi)

Amendability of the Fundamental Rights Part-1(in Hindi)

Amendability of Fundamental Rights Part-2(in Hindi)

Right to Equality (in Hindi)

Equality before Law(in Hindi)

Introduction to Rule of Law(in Hindi)

Principles of Rule of Law(in Hindi)

Equal protection of laws (in Hindi)

Prohibition of discrimination on the 5 grounds

Article-15 Part-1(in Hindi)

Article-15 Part-2(in Hindi)

Equal opportunities in public employement

Article-16(in Hindi)

Creamy Layer(in Hindi)

Abolition of Untouchability (in Hindi)

Abolition of Titles (in Hindi)

Right to Freedom (in Hindi)

Freedom of Speech and Expression(in Hindi)

Freedom of Assembly (in Hindi)

Freedom to form Association (in Hindi)

Right to movement, settlement and vocation

Freedom of Movement (in Hindi)

Protection in Respect of Conviction for Offences

Protection in Respect of Conviction for Offences Part-1 (in Hindi)

Protection in Respect of Conviction for Offences Part-2 (in Hindi)

Procedure Established by law Part-1(in Hindi)

Procedure established by law Part-2(in Hindi)

Due Process of Law(in Hindi)

Meneka Gandhi Vs Union of India Case Judgement

Meneka Gandhi Vs Union of India Case 1978(in Hindi)

Principle of Natural Justice Part-1 (in Hindi)

Principle of Natural Justice Part-2(in Hindi)

Right to Life Part-1(in Hindi)

Right to life Part-2(in Hindi)

Right to Life Part-3

Golaknath Vs State of Punjab Case of 1967(in Hindi)

Right to Education (in Hindi)

Article-22 Protection against Arrest and Detention (in Hindi)

Rights Conferred under Punitive Detention(in Hindi)

Rights confered under Preventive Detention

Rights conferred under Preventive Detention (in Hindi)

Right Against Exploitation (in Hindi)

Freedom of Religion Part-1 (in Hindi)

Freedom of Religion Part-2(in Hindi)

Right to Manage Religious Affairs (in Hindi)

Freedom of Taxation for the Promotion of Religion

Freedom of Taxation for Promotion of Religion (in Hindi)

Freedom from Attending Religious Instructions (in Hindi)

Protection of the interest of the Minorities (in Hindi)

Right of Minorities to establish Educational Institute Part-1(in Hindi)

Right of Minorities to establish Educational Institute

Right of Minorities to establish Educational Institute Part-2(in Hindi)

Right to Constitutional Remedies (in Hindi)

Writ Jurisdiction of Supreme Court (in Hindi)

Writ issuing power of Supreme Court and High Court

Difference between writ issuing power of Supreme Court and High Court (in Hindi)

Writ: Habeas Corpus (in Hindi)

Writ: Mandamus (in Hindi)

Writ: Prohibition (in Hindi)

Writ:Certiorari(in Hindi)

Writ:Quo Warranto(in Hindi)

Criticism of Fundamental Rights Part-1 (in Hindi)

Criticism of Fundamental Rights Part-2(in Hindi)

Significance of Fundamental Rights Part-1 (in Hindi)

Significance of Fundamental Rights Part-2(in Hindi)

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights Part-1 (in Hindi)

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights Part-2 (in Hindi)

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights Part-3 (in Hindi)

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights Part-4 (in Hindi)

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights Part-5 (in Hindi)

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights Part-6 (in Hindi)

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights Part-7 (in Hindi)

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights Part-8 (in Hindi)

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights Part-9 (in Hindi)

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights Part-10 (in Hindi)

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights Part-11 (in Hindi)

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights Part-12 (in Hindi)

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights Part-13 (in Hindi)

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights Part-14 (in Hindi)

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights Part-15 (in Hindi)

Rights Outside Part-3 of the Constitution (in Hindi)

Exceptions to Fundamental Rights Part-1 (in Hindi)

Exceptions to Fundamental Rights Part-2 (in Hindi)

Exceptions to Fundamental Rights Part-3 (in Hindi)

Difference between Martial law and National Emergency

Comparison between Martial Law and National Emergency (in Hindi)

Effecting Certain Fundamental Rights ( in Hindi)

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights Part-16 (in Hindi)

Revision and Analysis Module of Fundamental Rights Part-17 (in Hindi)

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Nandini Maharaj

This course discusses administrative tribunals, tribunals for other matters, and right and Liabilities of the government.

Tribunals and Rights and Liabilities of the Government

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Sanjay Kumar Thakur

In this course, the educator discusses the salient features of the Indian Constitution. The course will be beneficial for UPSC CSE Aspirants.

(Hindi) Polity for UPSC CSE Part 2

This course describes what a parliamentary democracy entails. It also compares parliamentary and presidential forms of government, and discusses India's parliamentary system.

Laxmikant Summary: The Parliamentary System (Chapter 12)

This course covers the creation of Union Territories in India, their administration, including special provisions for Delhi.

Union Territories: Laxmikant Summary

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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)

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