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#Constitution #CAA
Beautifully written Article, well argumented. Read it to understand how to write a good (mains) answer.
#Constitution #CAA
Beautifully written Article, well argumented. Read it to understand how to write a good (mains) answer.
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#Constitution #Minority
#SC_Judgments
Read about the constitutional provisions related to minorities. Also important for #Anthropology paper-2.
#Constitution #Minority
#SC_Judgments
Read about the constitutional provisions related to minorities. Also important for #Anthropology paper-2.
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#Constitution #Language
After reading the article, you will know-
✅ Yuelu proclamation by UNESCO
✅ Constitutional provisions related to languages
✅ Article 29 of the Constitution
✅ Tulu language and its importance
✅ Why other languages should be added in the 8th Schedule
✅ Linguistic Diversity of India.
✅ Also important for #Anthropology paper-2 (Religious and Linguistic minorities).
#Constitution #Language
After reading the article, you will know-
✅ Yuelu proclamation by UNESCO
✅ Constitutional provisions related to languages
✅ Article 29 of the Constitution
✅ Tulu language and its importance
✅ Why other languages should be added in the 8th Schedule
✅ Linguistic Diversity of India.
✅ Also important for #Anthropology paper-2 (Religious and Linguistic minorities).
#GS_2
#Constitution #CAA #NRC
The article highlights the federal aspect of CAA. Read the constitutional provisions about it.
✅ Important point
Article 256 of the Constitution obligates the State government to ensure implementation of the laws made by Parliament. If the State government fails to do so, the Government of India is empowered to give “such directions to a State as may appear ... to be necessary”. The refusal to enforce the law even after the Centre issues directions would empower the President to impose President’s Rule in those States under Articles 356 and 365. The Supreme Court of India has also confirmed this reading of the law in S.R. Bommai v. Union of India— arguably the most significant case on Indian federalism.
#Constitution #CAA #NRC
The article highlights the federal aspect of CAA. Read the constitutional provisions about it.
✅ Important point
Article 256 of the Constitution obligates the State government to ensure implementation of the laws made by Parliament. If the State government fails to do so, the Government of India is empowered to give “such directions to a State as may appear ... to be necessary”. The refusal to enforce the law even after the Centre issues directions would empower the President to impose President’s Rule in those States under Articles 356 and 365. The Supreme Court of India has also confirmed this reading of the law in S.R. Bommai v. Union of India— arguably the most significant case on Indian federalism.
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#Polity #Constitution #Centre_State_relation
Read about Article 131 and 256. Important for #Prelims and #Mains.
#Polity #Constitution #Centre_State_relation
Read about Article 131 and 256. Important for #Prelims and #Mains.
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#Constitution #CAA
Read the views of Honorable Vice-president of India.
✅ Also note
People should always elect and select leaders on the basis of 4 Cs of Good Conduct, Character, Capacity and Caliber and not on the basis of other 4 Cs- Caste, Community, Cash and Criminality.
#Constitution #CAA
Read the views of Honorable Vice-president of India.
✅ Also note
People should always elect and select leaders on the basis of 4 Cs of Good Conduct, Character, Capacity and Caliber and not on the basis of other 4 Cs- Caste, Community, Cash and Criminality.
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#Labours #Constitution
Beautifully written and well argued article.
Important article, read it line by line. You can also make a note of it.
#Labours #Constitution
Beautifully written and well argued article.
Important article, read it line by line. You can also make a note of it.
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#Polity #Reservation #Constitution
Read about Judicial review, article 13 and 9th schedule of the Constitution. UPSC already asked a question on 9th schedule in #Prelims.
#Polity #Reservation #Constitution
Read about Judicial review, article 13 and 9th schedule of the Constitution. UPSC already asked a question on 9th schedule in #Prelims.
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#Anti_Defection #Constitution
You can leave the political part of the article, read about Anti defection law, its origin, provisions and effectiveness.
The anti-defection law is contained in the 10th Schedule of the Constitution and was enacted by Parliament Constitution (52nd Amendment) Act, 1985.
Legislators used to change parties frequently bringing in Political Instability and was also considered as betraying the mandate of voters (who voted for the legislator considering his political party)
The purpose of 10th Schedule is to curb political defection by the legislators.
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#Anti_Defection #Constitution
You can leave the political part of the article, read about Anti defection law, its origin, provisions and effectiveness.
The anti-defection law is contained in the 10th Schedule of the Constitution and was enacted by Parliament Constitution (52nd Amendment) Act, 1985.
Legislators used to change parties frequently bringing in Political Instability and was also considered as betraying the mandate of voters (who voted for the legislator considering his political party)
The purpose of 10th Schedule is to curb political defection by the legislators.
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#Caste #Constitution #Bills_and_Acts
Recently, Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment introduced the Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order (Amendment) Bill, 2021, to group seven Scheduled Caste communities in certain districts of Tamil Nadu under ‘Devendrakula Velalars’. Read how caste and politics are intermingled in India.
✅ Also know
Article 341 of the Constitution provides certain privileges and concessions to the members of Scheduled Castes
Under the provision of Article 341, first list of SCs in relation to a states/UT is to be issued by a notified Order of the President after consulting concerned state Government.
But the clause (2) of Article 341 envisages that, any subsequent inclusion in or exclusion from the list of Scheduled Castes can be effected through an Act of Parliament.
#Caste #Constitution #Bills_and_Acts
Recently, Union Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment introduced the Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order (Amendment) Bill, 2021, to group seven Scheduled Caste communities in certain districts of Tamil Nadu under ‘Devendrakula Velalars’. Read how caste and politics are intermingled in India.
✅ Also know
Article 341 of the Constitution provides certain privileges and concessions to the members of Scheduled Castes
Under the provision of Article 341, first list of SCs in relation to a states/UT is to be issued by a notified Order of the President after consulting concerned state Government.
But the clause (2) of Article 341 envisages that, any subsequent inclusion in or exclusion from the list of Scheduled Castes can be effected through an Act of Parliament.
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