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Day9 (60 days to prelims)

Expected time: 2 hours.

Topics:

● Judiciary
o Supreme Court
o Judicial Review and Judicial activism
o PIL
o High Court
o Tribunals
o Subordinate courts

Source: Laxmikant

Sleepy Students:

● You can cover the topics in our crash course: Lecture 16, 17 and 18 of prelims Polity
crash course.
● You can practise these topics in our Parishram Test number: 9

Bonus Topic from our few minutes series:
https://youtu.be/1A13EDUTY_A?si=x3V1vEFtN7nYCoN2
Q1. Consider the following statements about the Supreme Court of India:

1.It is a federal court and the highest court of appeal in India.

2.It succeeded the Supreme Court of Calcutta, established under the Regulating Act of 1773.

3.High courts are subordinate to it as per the provisions of the constitution.
How many statements given above are correct?
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B. Only two
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C. Only three
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D. None
Q.3 Consider the following statements about Public Interest Litigation (PIL):

1.The concept originated and developed in the United Kingdom.

2.The relaxation of the traditional rule of ‘locus standi’ facilitated introduction of PILs in India.

3.PILs can be brought before the Court for the purpose of enforcing the right of one individual against another.
How many of the statements given above is/are correct ?
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B. Only two
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C. All three
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D. None
Q.3.With regards to the writ jurisdiction of supreme court, consider the following statements:

1. The writ jurisdiction of the Supreme court is wider than that of the High Court.

2.The President of India can confer on the Supreme Court, the power to issue writs for other purposes.
Which of the statements given above are incorrect?
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Day10 (59 days to prelims)
Follow these targets religiously, to see your name in the next final list in 2025.

Expected time: 2.5 hours

Topics to be covered.

● Local Bodies
● Scheduled and Tribal Areas
● Cooperative Societies
● Official languages
● Public services
● Rights and liabilities of the government.

Source: Laxmikant

Sleepy Students:

● You can cover the topics in our crash course: Lecture 19 of prelims Polity crash course.

● You can practise these topics in our Parishram Test number: 10.

Bonus Topic from our few minutes series:
https://youtu.be/ZteIZ4031MA?si=5GI9jISgd3K5DKp6
Q1. Which of the following was not recommended by the Balwant Rai Mehta Committee formed in 1957 ?

A. ‘Democratic decentralisation’ which ultimately came to be known as Panchayati Raj system.
B. Indirect elections to link three-tiered Panchayati raj system.
C. Direct elections to village panchayat.
D. A constitutional recognition to Panchayati Raj institutions.
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Q2. Consider the following statements about 73rd Amendment Act, 1992:
1. It was passed by the congress government under the prime ministership of Rajiv Gandhi.
2. It brought Panchayati Raj institutions under the purview of the justiciable part of the Constitution.
3. The Eleventh Schedule to the Constitution was added via the amendment.
How many of the statements given is/are correct?
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A. Only one
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B. Only two
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C. All three
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D. None
Q3. Consider the following statements with regards to compulsory acquisition of land and private property by the governments:
1. Land is a state subject but land acquisition is in the concurrent list of the Constitution.
2. Only the Parliament is empowered to make laws for such acquisition.
3. There is no constitutional obligation to pay compensation when the government acquires the property of a minority educational institution.