S Vijay Jagadeesh

Parliament of India is head of Union Legislative . Indian Constitution provides powers and responsibilities to this institution. In any exam this is very important topic. So let us learn in detail

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(Tamil) Parliament-Election, Qualification, Terms, and Powers: TNPSC

Elections

Political Dynamics

Polity

Others

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Course Overview (in Tamil)

Parliament origin, Method of election, Bicameral legislation, Nominated members, Constituency

Parliament of India: Part 1 (in Tamil)

Total seat allowed in Loksabha, Disqualication of members

Parliament of India: Part 2 (in Tamil)

Disqualication based on RPA and Anti Defection, Tenure of Speaker

Parliament of India: Part 3 (in Tamil)

Parliament of India: Part 4 (in Tamil)

Deputy Speaker, Protem Speaker, Introduction to Rajya Sabha

Parliament of India Part 5 (in Tamil)

Summon, Prorogue, Dissolution and Adjournment of the House.

Parliament of India Part 8 ( in Tamil )

Quorum and Question Hours and various types of questions

Parliament of India Part 9 (in Tamil)

Zero hours, No Confidence Motion, Confidence seeking motion

Parliament of India Part 10(in Tamil)

Parliament of India Part 11 (in Tamil)

Parliament of India Part 12 (in Tamil)

Types of Bills that can be passed by Parliament namely ordinary bill, Money bill and constitutional amendment bill

Parliament of India Part 13 (in Tamil)

Types of fund, namely Consolidated fund of India, Contingency fund of India, Public Accounts of India

Parliament of India Part 14 (in Tamil)

Different types of Grants and Different types of cuts

Parliament of India Part 15 (in Tamil)

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Elections in the Republic of India include elections for the Parliament, Rajya Sabha, Lok Sabha, the Legislative Assemblies and numerous other Councils and local bodies
According to the Constitution of India, elections for the Parliament and State Legislative Assemblies should take place every five years, unless a state of emergency has been declared. Any vacancy caused by death or resignation must be filled through an election within six months of occurrence of such a vacancy. The elections to the lower houses (in Parliament and in the states) use the first past the post system (i.e., the candidate with the majority of the votes wins the election). Here in this course I am going to explain Elections

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14 lessons • 1h 55m

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Course Overview (in Tamil)

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Parliament of India: Part 1 (in Tamil)

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Parliament of India: Part 2 (in Tamil)

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Parliament of India Part 8 ( in Tamil )

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Parliament of India Part 9 (in Tamil)

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Parliament of India Part 10(in Tamil)

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Parliament of India Part 11 (in Tamil)

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