Pramod Singh

Part XI of Indian Polity, one among the major topics which the aspirants should be thorough with is dealt in this course. The topics which one will learn from here are Centre - State relations basics - Reference to Legislative & Administrative Relations - Parts, Chapters , Articles. In legislative Relations - Article 245-255 areas covered in depth are Extent & Subject Matters of Laws, Residuary Powers & Powers to provide Additional Courts , Powers of Parliament in matters of State List, Powers of Parliament in International Agreements & Others. Similarly, in Administrative Relations, lessons lucidly cover distribution of Powers & Obligation of States & Union, Power of Union to confer powers on States, Other Jurisdictions & Public Acts , Judicial Proceedings , Disputes (Inter-State Waters or River Valleys) and Inter-State Council.  The course also gives details related to federation in terms of constitutional provisions and nature of Indian federation in relative to other federal nations like USA and Australia. Issues related to Inter-State water disputes are covered in depth both in terms of constitutional provisions and real issues on the ground in terms of implementation. This course will be extremely beneficial to those who are preparing for UPSC Civil Services Examination CSE (for IAS, IPS, IRS etc.), State Civil Services Examination (conducted by RPSC, UPPSC, MPPSC and so on), other examination conducted by UPSC and other government bodies. 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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Centre State Relationship: Part XI for UPSC CSE

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In this lesson, Pramod briefs us about the course Approach to Study Part -XI of Indian Polity. He explains us the major objectives of the course and he then sheds light on the topics which he will be covering up further in this course.

Overview: Part XI - Indian Polity for UPSC CSE

The lesson focuses on explaining legislative relations between Centre and State. With respect to territory and subject matter items are distributed in Indian federal system.  Thereby the lesson also throws light on the Legislative relations of India and its constituent parts.

Legislative Relations- Articles 245-255 (An Insight): Part XI

The lesson focuses on defining concept of federation and its relevance in Indian scheme of things. India by nature is quasi-federal i.e. federation with unitary features in terms of legislative, executive and financial relations. Analogy between Indian federation and other federal countries is also made.

Relations between Centre and State Basics (Indian Polity): Part XI

The lesson starts with extent of the laws made by centre and state along with the concept of extra territorial legislation. Then, it discusses the subject matter of laws made by parliament in three lists as per 7th schedule of Indian constitution.

Legislative Relations - Extent & Subject Matters of Laws (Art 245-246): Part XI

The lesson covers powers of the Parliament to provide additional courts with details of residuary powers with respect to Indian federation. The relations of residuary in respect to three lists and predominance of Union list in case of conflict along with doctrine of pith and substance and colorable legislation explains the explicit nature of Indian polity.

Legislative Relations - Residuary Powers & Powers to provide Additional Courts(Art 247-248): Part XI

The lesson covers provisions of powers of Indian parliament in matters related to state list. Rajya Sabha has exclusive power to pass resolution for matters related to state list which empowers parliament to legislate on state subjects.

Legislative Relations- Powers of Parliament in Matter of State List ( Art 249-250): Part XI

The lesson covers provisions of powers of Indian parliament in matters related to state list in case of any inconsistency. The lesson also covers centre's control over state legislation and powers of parliament to legislate for two or more state.

Legislative Relations- Powers of Parliament in the Matter of State List ( Art 251-252): Part XI

The lesson details the provisions of powers of Indian parliament in matters related to international agreements. However, if there is an inconsistency between states and the Centre then the powers of the parliament prevail.

Legislative Relations- Powers of Parliament in International Agreements & Others (Art 253-255): Part XI

The lesson focuses on explaining administrative relations between Centre and State with respect to territory and subject matter items are distributed in Indian federal system.  Thereby, the lesson also throws light on the administrative relations of India and its constituent parts i.e. States.

Administrative Relations- Articles 256-263 (An Insight): Part XI

The lesson begins with explanation of distribution of powers and obligation of states with respect to Indian Union.  Further, it delves into the case of failure of Indian state to comply with the Indian union where President's rule can be imposed. The lesson also discusses control of union into certain cases like maintenance of means of communication and railways etc.

Administrative Relations- Obligations of the State (Art 256-257): Part XI

The lesson begins with insights into power of Union to confer powers on States as if required as per mutual requirement conditionally or unconditionally. The powers and duties can be conferred on states if required. The lesson also covers constitutional provisions related to public acts, records and judicial proceedings.

Administrative Relations- Power of Union to confer Powers & Others (Art 258-261): Part XI

The lesson begins with explanation of the constitutional provisions of inter-state water dispute as per Art 262. The parliament's law on Inter State Water Disputes Act 1956 delineates role of tribunal in dispute resolution and challenges in resolving multiple such issues among various states.

Administrative Relations- Inter State Water Dispute and River Valleys (Art 262) I: Part XI

The lesson begins with list of tribunals among various inter state water disputes. The rationale of tribunal and its legal vacuum only intensifies the problem with partial outcomes. Recent controversies of Sutlej Yamuna Link and Cauvery issues have also been discussed in depth.

Administrative Relations- Inter State Water Dispute and River Valleys(Article 262) II: Part XI

The lesson covers development approach through dual polity and constitutional requirement to ensure cooperation and coordination among centre and states. Inter State Council, its functions, compositions and its status in terms of implementation is highlighted to bring cooperative nature of federalism in Indian Polity.

Administrative Relations: Inter State Council (Art 263): Part XI

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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.

Overview Of Indian Parliament & Related Concepts For UPSC CSE/IAS Preparation

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Ashna Sisodia

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)

In this course, Part VIII is going to be discussed in detail. This course deals with the administration of Union territories and creation of local legislatures or council of Ministers or both for certain territories. It also deals with the special provisions for Delhi and other union territories. It further deals with the provisions in case of failure of constitutional machinery. In the end, special areas mentioned in the 5th & 6th schedule are discussed in detail. This course will help UPSC Exam aspirants to deal with questions related to Part VIII (Union Territories). Tags: UPSC Exam, UPSC Syllabus, UPSC Sample Paper.

Part VIII (Union Territories) & Part X (Scheduled Areas and Tribal Areas)

This course deals with the part XXI and part XXII of the constitution in detail. It discusses the constitutional provisions of these parts. Part XXI deals with various Temporary, Transitional and special provisions for Jammu & Kashmir and special provisions w.r.t the state of Maharashtra & Gujarat, Nagaland, Assam, Manipur, Andhra Pradesh, Sikkim, Mizoram, Arunachal Pradesh and Goa. In this course, Part 22 of India constitution is discussed in detail article by article. This lesson deals with the commencement of Indian constitution and why article 394A was inserted in the Indian constitution. Tags: UPSC Exam, UPSC Syllabus, UPSC Sample Paper.

Part XXI and Part XXII of the Indian Constitution (Temporary, Transitional and Special Provisions)

(Hindi) Part VIII (Union Territories) and Part X (Scheduled Areas and Tribal Areas)

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The course contains part 5 of the Indian Constitution in detail. It deals with the president, the vice president, the prime minister, the council of ministers etc.

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