A computer science graduate, cleared CSE(mains) 2018. 

Aman Mittal

This course will deal with paper 1 section B i.e Indian Governance and politics. The focus will be on non-constitutional part. we will discuss each topic with scholarly comments. This course is a must for value addition to your answers.

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Indian Governance and Politics - Paper 1 Sec B - PSIR Optional

I have given an overview of how this course is going to be all about. We will focus on non-constitutional part first and then we will study the traditional polity part.

Overview

I have discussed introduction to political parties. I have then discussed different types of political parties and we also studies different features of political setup.

Political Parties - Part 1

I have discussed features of political parties in developing countries in detail. We have gone through various scholar comments to study politics of different regions.

Political Parties - Part 2

I have discussed Indian political phases. It can be divided in three phases according to different characteristics of the time and political setup.

Political Parties - Part 3

I have explained the decline of first phase and the emergence of second phase in Indian politics. The comments of scholars are really important here.

Political Parties - Part 4

I have discussed the third phase of Indian political setup.

Political Parties - part 5

I have discussed the concept of pressure groups here. The different types of pressure groups are also discussed.

Pressure Groups - part 1

I have discussed the difference between pressure groups and political parties. I also have discussed the role which pressure groups play in a democratic setup.

Pressure group - part 2

I have discussed the difference between pressure groups in developed world and developing world. Also i have discussed the characteristic of Indian pressure groups and criticism of pressure groups.

Lessons

11 lessons • 2h 17m

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Overview

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Political Parties - Part 1

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Political Parties - Part 2

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Political Parties - Part 3

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Political Parties - Part 4

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Political Parties - part 5

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Pressure Groups - part 1

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Pressure group - part 2

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Pressure Group - part 3

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Social movement - part 1

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