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Directive Principles of State Policy – Flashcards
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Constitutional Bodies (UPSC, EC, Finance Commission, CAG, AG)
Composition, appointment, removal, and functions of the major constitutional bodies of India: UPSC, Election Commission, Finance Commission, CAG, Attorney General, and related quasi-constitutional bodies.
Constitutional Amendments (Article 368)
Amendment procedure under Article 368, types of majorities, basic-structure jurisprudence, and the most important constitutional amendments from 1st to 106th.
Supreme Court of India (Articles 124–147)
Composition, appointment, qualifications, tenure, removal, jurisdictions (original, writ, appellate, advisory), independence, and key collegium-related developments for the Supreme Court of India.
Indian Parliament: Lok Sabha & Rajya Sabha (Articles 79–122)
Composition, leadership, sessions, types of bills, parliamentary procedure, privileges, committees, and anti-defection law for the Indian Parliament.
President of India (Articles 52–78)
Election, qualifications, term, powers (executive, legislative, financial, judicial, military, diplomatic, emergency), impeachment, and types of vetoes — for the office of the President of India.
DPSP & Fundamental Duties (Articles 36–51, 51A)
Directive Principles of State Policy (Part IV) and Fundamental Duties (Part IVA): classification, individual articles, FR–DPSP conflicts, and key amendments.
Fundamental Rights (Articles 12–35)
Complete coverage of Part III: definition of State, six categories of Fundamental Rights, exceptions, writs, and landmark Supreme Court rulings. Anchored in the Constitution of India, Articles 12–35.
Indian Constitution: Foundations
Preamble, Parts, Schedules, sources of the Constitution, and key structural features. Anchored in the Constitution of India and Laxmikanth's Indian Polity.