Atish Mathur

This particular collection deals with one of the most important legislative bodies in our country, which is the Parliament of India. The collection begins with the reasons as to why India has a Parliament and how it's apt for Indian conditions on an ideological basis. The collection goes on to further explain the ground rules which substitute any learning of constitutional provision, identifying reasons of a biased federal structure and the doctrine of separation of powers. 
The next lesson in this collection identifies the entities that form the Parliament, which is the President, Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha. It further discusses the need for the Head of the State to be a functional part of the Parliament, the golden rules of the composition and how the Parliament's mandate extends beyond any conventional law. Then we see how the Parliament plays a very intrinsic role in the current political climate, the two houses of the Parliament, the concept of a good governance system and why we have a bicameral system. The next lesson throws light on the principles of elections and basic fundamentals of the governing elections. Lastly, this collection focuses on understanding the key officers in charge of ensuring efficiency and good conduct in the Lok Sabha, the organizational hierarchy and the workings of legislative regulations in the Lower House. Tags: Indian Parliament, Indian Constitution Online, Constitution of India for UPSC CSE, Political Science Syllabus for UPSC CSE, Polity Syllabus for IAS, Indian Administrative Service, UPSC CSE free videos, 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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Overview Of Indian Parliament & Related Concepts For UPSC CSE/IAS Preparation

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This lesson explains the conceptual reasons as to why does India have a Parliament. It further explores how The Parliamentary is best suited for contemporary Indian conditions on an ideological basis.

Why Does India Have A Parliament?

This lesson outlines the ground rules which substitute any rote learning of any constitutional provision whatsoever. It looks into identifying reasons of a biased federal structure and mutually dependent doctrine of separation of powers.

The 3 Golden Rules Of Indian Polity (For UPSC CSE/IAS Preparation)

This lesson identifies the entities that constitute our Parliament namely the President, Lok Sabha, and Rajya Sabha. It further discusses the need for the Head of State to be a functional part of the Parliament. It also interlinks the golden rules into understanding why the composition is such.

Parliament: Composition (For UPSC CSE/IAS Preparation)

The Parliament's mandate extends beyond  conventional law making to various other dimensions such as it being the ultimate forum for deliberation, debate, and dissent. This lesson eulogies a more intrinsic role played by the Parliament in the current political climate.

Parliament: Functions (For UPSC CSE/IAS Preparation)

This lesson explains the two houses of the Indian parliament: Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.

The Two Houses (For UPSC CSE/IAS Preparation)

Why Two Houses - This lesson looks Into the reasons for India being bicameral. 
This could be easily watched by students studying civics and social sciences in schools and colleges, and aspirants to the Indian CIvil Services and other government avenues.

Why Do We Have Two Houses (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha) In Indian Parliament (For UPSC CSE/IAS Preparation)

The Principles of Elections - The Indian General Election is the largest human exercise on the planet. This lesson explores the basic fundamentals governing elections in the country. It identified population as the chief ingredient in defying such principles.

Students studying civics and social sciences in schools and colleges, and aspirants to government services may find this lesson helpful.

Principles Of Lok Sabha Elections (For UPSC CSE/IAS Preparation)

This lesson looks at understanding the key officers in charge of ensuring efficiency and good conduct in the Lok Sabha. The organisational hierarchy of the Lok Sabha is essential to understanding legislative regulations in the Lower House. This could be helpful for students across age groups for varied interests.

Officers Of The Lok Sabha (For UPSC CSE/IAS Preparation)

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


Mukesh Katare

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

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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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Why Does India Have A Parliament?

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The 3 Golden Rules Of Indian Polity (For UPSC CSE/IAS Preparation)

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Parliament: Composition (For UPSC CSE/IAS Preparation)

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Parliament: Functions (For UPSC CSE/IAS Preparation)

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The Two Houses (For UPSC CSE/IAS Preparation)

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Why Do We Have Two Houses (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha) In Indian Parliament (For UPSC CSE/IAS Preparation)

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Principles Of Lok Sabha Elections (For UPSC CSE/IAS Preparation)

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Officers Of The Lok Sabha (For UPSC CSE/IAS Preparation)