Topics
Forms of Government
Constitution and Government
Constitution
Organs of the Government
Franchise and Representation
Indian Democracy
The Legislature
The Executive
- What is an Executive
- Functions of Executive
- Discretionary Power of the President
- Civil Service
- Difference Between the Political Executive and the Permanent Executive
- Political Executive in India and U.S.A. - a Comparative Study
- Powers and Functions of Executive Heads of U.S.A. (President)
- Changing Role of the Indian Prime Minister in the Coalition Era (1996 Onwards) - with Reference to Increasing Role of Regional Political Parties
The Judiciary
- Introduction and Composition of Judiciary
- Functions of Judiciary
- Conditions of Independence of Judiciary
- Judiciary in India and U.S.A
- Judicial Review
- Principles and Critical Evaluation with Special Reference to U.S.A. and India
- Judicial Activism
- Judicial Restraint
- Supreme Court - Composition, Qualifications of Judges, Appointment
Indian Constitution
- Preamble of Indian Constitution
- Characteristics of Indian Constitution
- Salient Features of the Indian Constitution - Written and Comprehensive
- Federal Structure with Unitary Spirit
- Partly Rigid and Partly Flexible
- Single Citizenship
- Single Integrated and Independent Judiciary
- Emergency Powers
- Special Provisions for Schedule Castes and Schedule Tribes.
Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles
Local self-government
Democracy in India - a Perspective of the Challenges Faced
- Challenges Faced by the Indian Democracy - Caste
- Challenges Faced by the Indian Democracy - Communalism
- Challenges Faced by the Indian Democracy - Regionalism
- Challenges Faced by the Indian Democracy - Political Violence
- Strengthening Indian Democracy - Measures to Overcome the Challenges Faced by Indian Democracy
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Salient features of the Indian Constitution:
- Written and Comprehensive
- A Constitution drawn from several sources
- Federal structure with Unitary spirit
- Partly rigid and Partly flexible
- Fundamental Rights and Duties
- Directive Principles of State Policy
- Parliamentary form of Government
- Single Citizenship
- Bi-cameral legislature
- Universal Adult Franchise
- Single Integrated and Independent Judiciary
- Judicial Review
- Emergency powers
- Special provisions for Schedule castes and Schedule tribes
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