Political Science graduate from LSR.
Masters in International Relations from JNU.
UPSC Aspirant.


Bharti Mahlyan

It is about how power is shared on different levels of government or in different social groups.

Prepare yourself for the Board Examinations by understanding the basic concepts and solving previous year questions from all the subjects.

CBSE Class 10

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Power Sharing

Democratic Politics - II

Social Science

Class 6-12

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CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education)

This lesson is covering the concept of power Sharing and how power is shared among various organs of the government.

What is Power Sharing?

Concept of Power Sharing in Sri Lanka

Case Study of Belgium

Forms of power Sharing in modern democracies.

Why Power Sharing is Desirable?

What is Federalism?

What makes India a Federal country?

Forms of power Sharing and glossary terms are explained.

Case Studies and Glossary

Decentralization model and the third tier of government.

Decentralization in India

Conclusion

The  Glossary and three lists (union, state and concurrent) along with box questions are discussed.

What makes India a Federal Country?

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Amit Kumar Gupta

Power Sharing among the three organs : Legislative, Executive and Judiciary

(Hindi) Power Sharing Class 10 Political Science

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SelfMade,
I love to teach in a simplest way, that help all students to understand things in a very easy way. 
Full of Positivit

Vishal Tyagi

In this course, the educator will discuss the important questions for your board exams for every single chapter according to the weightage of marks that is 2 marks 3 marks and 5 marks. 
Prepare well with a cool mind and download every video and revise daily.

(Hindi) 10th Board - Civics (SST) !! HOTs + Most Important Q and A: Class X CBSE

To be  Post Graduate.Civil Services Aspirant,
Love Public Administration,Teaching and Book Reading

Satya Kumar

Class 10 Political Science NCERT text book will be explained completely dedicating two or more than two lessons for each chapter. At the end of each chapter questions that are given in text book and few additional questions will be discussed.This course will not only be useful for school going students but also for Civil Services Aspirants because this course is designed in such a way that school students will be learning more (because of analysis made for Civils purpose )and Civils aspirants  will be making basics strong(because topics are dealt from grassroots level).The questions that follow explanation will also meet both school and Civils level.

Class 10 NCERT - Complete Course on Political Science

Psychologist & corporate trainer with a passion for spreading knowledge, who believes that given the right direction, anyone can achieve

Sarbani Chowdhury

This course talks about Power sharing and its requirement in democracies today. It covers in detail how power is shared between Legislature, Executive and Judiciary, besides being shared at central, state and local levels. It also discusses the sharing of power in Sri Lanka and Belgium. It will discuss the important terms in power sharing in order to give you a thorough insight into the chapter.

In this course, Satya Kumar has provided the summary of class 10 chapter 2 Democratic Politics.

Class 10: NCERT Democratic Politics

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Lavanya Kapoor

In this course, we will discuss the various topics which are given in Class 10 NCERT book of Political Science. The topics will move around democracy. The lessons will give a 360-degree view of democracy to the learner.

Lessons

10 lessons • 1h 55m

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What is Power Sharing?

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Concept of Power Sharing in Sri Lanka

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Case Study of Belgium

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Why Power Sharing is Desirable?

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What is Federalism?

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What makes India a Federal country?

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Case Studies and Glossary

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Decentralization in India

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Conclusion

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What makes India a Federal Country?