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    The document outlines the key points of the Indian Constitution including the historical background of its creation, structure of government with presidents, prime ministers and governors, fundamental rights and duties of citizens, directive principles of state policy, the judiciary system, and electoral processes and reforms.

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    The document outlines the key points of the Indian Constitution including the historical background of its creation, structure of government with presidents, prime ministers and governors, fundamental rights and duties of citizens, directive principles of state policy, the judiciary system, and electoral processes and reforms.

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    Sem 2 Indian Constitution Syllabus

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    The document outlines the key points of the Indian Constitution including the historical background of its creation, structure of government with presidents, prime ministers and governors, fundamental rights and duties of citizens, directive principles of state policy, the judiciary system, and electoral processes and reforms.

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    Points to Covered

     Introductory, Making of the Indian Constitution (Historical Background)


     Constituent Assembly and its Composition
     Preamble, Components of Preamble and Is preamble a part of the Constitution?
     Salient features of the Indian Constitution
     CASE LAW- Golaknath vs the State of Punjab, Indira Nehru Gandhi vs Raj Narain, Minerva
    Mills vs Union of India, Kesavananda Bharati v. State of Kerala
     Meaning and importance of Fundamental Rights.
     Right to equality, Right to Freedom, Right against Exploitation, Right to Freedom of Religion,
    Cultural and Educational Rights, and Right to Constitutional Remedies.
     Fundamental Duties and Significance of Fundamental Duties
     What are Directive Principles of State Policy? Different directive principles (a) Based on
    Socialist Principles (b) Based on Gandhian Principles (c) Based on Liberal Intellectual
    Principles
     Case study on 'Keshavanand Bharti v. State of Kerala (1973)
     Union Government- President, powers and position of President of India
     Oath, Qualifications, Conditions of the President, Impeachment of the President and his
    pardoning powers
     Prime Minister and Council of ministers, Appointment of the Prime Minister and the Council
    of Ministers, Oath, term, salary of Prime Minister
     Powers of the Prime Minister, Functions and Responsibilities of the Prime Minister
     Documentary on issues revolving appointment of Prime Minister
     Governor and Powers and Functions of the Governor
     Governor- Oath, Tenure, Qualifications, Appointment
     Chief Minister and Council of Minister
     Chief Minister and Council of Minister
     "Union Judiciary- Supreme Court as the guardian of the Constitution, Appointment of the
    Chief Justice of India
     Composition of the Court "
     Qualification of Judges, Tenure and Removal of Judges, Salaries and Allowances, The seat of
    the Supreme Court
     State Judiciary- High Court, Qualifications To Become A High Court Judge, Appointment Of
    Judges, Oath of Office, Term of Office, Process of Removal of Judges
     Power of Judicial review
     Electoral Process in India
     Election Commission- Appointment, Independence of the Election Commission, Powers,
    Functions, and Responsibilities of Election Commission
     Issues in electoral politics in India and Electoral reforms undertaken
     Electoral reforms before and after 1996 and 2010
     CASE STUDY on 'Indira Gandhi v. Raj Narain'

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