Indian Polity & Constitutional Issues : An Analysis of Indian Constitution and Dynamics of Indian Politics 4th Edition (English, Paperback, Kumud Ranjan Singh)
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Author :Kumud Ranjan Singh
Language: English
Publisher: Arihant Publications
Edition: 4th, 2013
Pages: 516
Description
Book Details
- Publication Year
- 2013 August
- Book Type
- Entrance Exam Book
- Exam
- CSAT
- Table of Contents
- 1. Introduction
Constitution : What it Means
Classification of Constitution
Distinctive Features of Indian Constitution
Political System2. Landmarks in the Constitutional Development in India
Regulating Act, 1773
The Charter Act, 1833
Indian Councils Act, 1909
The Government of India Act, 1919
The Government of India Act, 1935
Cabinet Mission Plan
Indian Independence Act, 19473. Constitutionalism in India
The Origin and Creation of the Assembly
Parts of Constitution at a Glance
Important Facts regarding the Constituent Assembly4. Salient Features of the Constitution
Sovereignty of the People
Republican Polity
Secular Polity
Emergency Provisions
Sources of the Constitution5. The Preamble
Purpose of the Preamble
Philosophy of the Constitution
6. The Union and its Territory
The States Reorganisation Commission
The States Reorganisation Act
The Demand for Andhra
Linguistic Reorganisation : Merits and Demerits
Demand for Telangana
Sri Krishna Committee Report on Telangana7. Citizenship
Citizenship Act, 1955
Modes of Acquiring Indian Citizenship
Modes of Loss of Indian Citizenship8. Rights Issues
Human Rights
Child Rights in India
Child Labour Policy
The National Plan of Action for Children, 2005
Child Rights in the Five Year Plans
Consumer Rights
Women’s Rights9. Fundamental Rights
Nature of Fundamental Rights
Amendability of Fundamental Rights
Suspension of Fundamental Rights
Right to Equality
Right to Freedom
Right Against Exploitation
Cultural and Educational Rights
Rights to Constitutional Remedies
Types of Writs10. Directive Principles of State Policy
Socialist Principles
Gandhian Principles
Liberal Principles
Difference between Directive Principles and Fundamental Rights
Relationship between Directive Principles and Fundamental Rights11. Fundamental Duties
Justice Verma Committee on Fundamental Duties
The Recommendations of the National Commission to Review the Working of the Constitution12. The Union Executive
The President
Vice-President
Council of Ministers
The Prime Minister
Cabinet Secretariat
The Attorney-General for India
Solicitor Generals13. Parliament
Council of States (Rajya Sabha)
The House of People (Lok Sabha)
Ordinary Bill
Money Bill
Financial Bill
Motions in the Parliament
Questions in Parliament14. The Judiciary
Supreme Court
High Courts
Public Interest Litigation and Judicial Activism
Subordinate Judiciary
Lok-Adalats
Judicial Reform : need of the Hour15. The State Executive
The Governor
Council of Ministers
The Advocate-General for the State
Legislative Council
Legislative Assembly16. The State of Jammu and Kashmir
Separate Constitution
Jurisdiction of Parliament
Emergency Provisions
High Courts of J & K
Amendment of Article 370
Demand for Abrogation of Article 37017. The Union Territories and Tribal Areas
Administration of Union Territories
The Scheduled and Tribal Areas18. Indian Federal Structure
Legislative Relations
Co-operative Federalism in India
Zonal Councils
National Development Council
Rajamannar Committee
Sarkaria Commission
Punchhi Commission
Globalisation and the Indian States19. Grassroot Democracy
Origin of Panchayati Raj Institutions
Women's Empowerment and Panchayati Raj
Urban Local Government Institutions
Finance Commission
Decentralised Planning
District Planning Committees20. Constitutional/Non-Constitutional Institutions
The Election Commission of India
Comptroller and Auditor Gereral of India
The Thirteenth Finance Commission
Union Public Service Commission
National Commission for Schedule Castes
National Commission for scheduled Tribes
National Commission for Women
National Human Rights Commission
National Commission for Minorities
National Backward Classes Commission
National Commission for Protection of Child Rights21. Emergency Provisions
National Emergency
State Emergency
Financial Emergency22. Political Parties
Recognitions of National and State Parties
Politics of Defection
Anti-Defection Law23. Services under the Union and the States
Central Secretariat Services
Public Service Commission
Constitutional Safeguards for Civil Servants24. Official Language
Constitutional/Statutory Provisions
Languages as mentioned in Eighth Schedule25. Freedom of Trade, Commerce and Intercourse
Historical Background of the Provisions in Part XIII
Restrictions on Trade, Commerce and Intercourse
Scope of Articles 301 to 30426. Special Provisions Relating to Certain Classes
Scheduled Castes
Scheduled Tribes
Anglo-Indians27. Public Grievances and Redressal Mechanism
Lokpal and Lokayukta
The Central Vigilance Commission28. From Governance to Good Governance
Defining Governance and Good Governance
Rule of Law29. The Institutions of Lokpal Likayukta
Uttarakhand Lokayukta Bill-2011
Government’s Lokpal Bill vs Jan Lokpal30. Types of Disasters Management in India
Types of Disaster
Institutional and Policy Framework
National Crisis Management Committee
Contingency Action PlanLong Answer Type Questions
Short Answer Type Questions
Previous Year Civil Services Exam Questions
Appendix I - Important Constitutional and Parliamentary Terms
Appendix II - Indian Constitution At a Glance
Appendix III - Important Amendments
Appendix IV - Subjects under Union, State and Concurrent List
Appendix V - Minister/Departments of Government of India
Appendix VI - Indian Order of Precedence (Protocol List)
The Right to Information Act, 2005
Contributors
- Authored By
- Kumud Ranjan Singh
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