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Introduction Constitutional Bodies
Rahul Agrawal
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u made polity so easy...tanq
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very much required Sir. kindly come up soon with the full lectures videos
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thank u sir for this , it is really useful for beginners
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the simplest explanation & the best explanation
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  1. Constitutional bodies for UPSE CSE PRELIMS: 2018 -By Rahul Agrawal


  2. Introduction: Constitutional Bodies R. AGRAWAL


  3. A body is classified on the basis of the source from where it derives its powers. NON CONSTITUTIONAL BODIES (extra constitutional bodies) CONSTITUTIONAL BODIES STATUTORY BODIES EXECUTIVE BODIES R. AGRAWAL


  4. EXAMPLE UPSC- Article (315-323) Election commission Article 324 CAG-Article 148 Finance commission Article 280 CONSTITUTIONAL BODIES These bodies are mentioned in the constitution. You will see articles associated with them. r They derive their power from constitution. R. AGRAWAL Constitution ko amend karna padega to change them.


  5. A constitutional body is setup under specific instructions given in the constitution. It is mandatory for the govt. to set up such a body and it cannot dispense off easily when it becomes uncomfortable R. AGRAWAL


  6. NON CONSTITUTIONAL BODIES These bodies don't find place in the constitution. They derive their powers from other sources. R. AGRAWAL


  7. EXAMPLE National green tribunal act NGT act 2010. STATUTORY BODIES SEBI SEBI act 1992. Statute laws made by legislative bodies (central + state). National tiger conservation authority - wildlife protection act 1972 So a body that derives its power from law made by parliament/state is statutory body. CVC-CVC act. R. AGRAWAL


  8. Executive bodies: VThese are created by executive resolution. No laws backing them. Matlab by govt. Action. EX: Planning commission, NITI aayog, national development council. R. AGRAWAL


  9. Constitutional body Article associated Election Commission 324 UPSC SPSC Finance Commission NCSC NCST 315 323 315 - 323 280 338 338 A AL


  10. Constitutional body Special offer for linguist minorities CAG Advocate General Attorney general Article associated 350 B 148 165 76 R. AGRAWAL