Broad Framework of the Constitution of India;
Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of State Policy and Fundamental Duties;
Legislative framework and Powers of Union and States;
Judicial framework;
Executive/Administrative framework;
Legislative Process;
Money Bill;
Finance Bill and Other Bills;
Parliamentary Standing Committees and their Role;
Writ Jurisdiction of High Courts and the Supreme Court;
Different types of writs
Peculiar Features Of Indian Federalism
Doctrine Of Severability
Doctrine Of Eclipse
Waiver
Article 14
Article 14
Article 17
Rights Relating To Freedom
Monopoly
Preventive Detention
Articles 31a, 31b And 31c Relating To Property
Directive Principles Of State Policy
Conflict Between A Fundamental Right And A Directive Principle
Fundamental Duties
Ordinance Making Powers Of President
Freedom Of Trade, Commerce And Intercourse
Types Of Writs
Delegated Legislation
Classification Of Subordinate Legislation
Law Making Process (How A Bill Becomes An Act)
Ad Hoc And Standing Committees
Does A Law Made By A State To Create Monopoly Rights In Favour Of A Person To Carry On Any Business Affect The Freedom Of Trade?
The Constitution Of India Is “Federal In Character But With Unitary Features”.
