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This topic is a dynamic portion – we read lot about conflict between the Judiciary and the Executive – to answer dynamic topics, one should first understand the constitutional provisions, redressal measures with the constitution, checks and balances provided in the constitution etc.ĪRC reports come to the rescue again. Separation of powers between various organs, dispute redressal mechanisms and institutions.īASICS: Public Grievances and Redressal Mechanism ” Though devolution of funds, functionaries and functions is taking place in the local governments, development is still a mirage in many parts of India”. ARC reports will help you in this regard.Įg. So, try to relate these concepts to current event topics and write small articles. ( Chapters 12, 13 14 and 30).īut Mains demands not only basic understanding of these topics, but your critical and analytic abilities to answer questions on these topics. (Don’t look anywhere else)įor the concept part read – Laxmikant’s Indian Polity. One good source to get the critical perspective about these topics is – Report of the 2nd Administrative Reforms Commission, named – Organizational Structure Of Government of India (13th Report)įor devolution of finances to local bodies, Read This. Basu’s “Introduction To The Constitution Of India” First 5 chaptersin this book exclusively deal with this part of the syllabus.įor Basic Structure, These two articles might help you.ġ) Basic Structure of the constitution revisited – The Hindu ( PDF)Ģ) The Basic Structure of the constitution ( PDF)įunctions and responsibilities of the Union and the States, issues and challenges pertaining to the federal structure, devolution of powers and finances up to local levels and challenges therein. This part is very useful both for Prelims and Mains. Indian Constitution– historical underpinnings, evolution, features, amendments, significant provisions and basic structure. NCERT Class XI – India Constitution At Work Governance, Constitution, Polity, Social Justice and International relations.īefore you start preparing for this paper, please read following NCERT texts, which might take 2-3 days of your time. Keep a copy of the syllabus always near you no matter where you are.Īssuming you are now familiar with the syllabus of GS-1, we will discuss a topic by topic what to read, from where to read and what not to read for these topics. Get familiar with all the topics and sub-topics by writing them many times – they should be strongly etched in your memory. Two important things fundamental to your exam preparation: Ability to analyze what you have understood from reading comes from WRITING PRACTICE. You don’t have to master the topics, all you need is BASIC UNDERSTANDING and the ability to analyze.īasic understanding comes from reading and re-reading. This sentence is the guiding light for your preparation. The candidates must give relevant, meaningful and succinct answers.” “ The questions are likely to test the candidate’s basic understanding of all relevant issues, and ability to analyze, and take a view on conflicting socio‐ economic goals, objectives and demands. This article discusses preparation strategy for General Studies -2 (i.e Paper-III)īefore you start reading further, please remember the following important mantra given by the Almighty UPSC: We know that now there are 4 General Studies Papers apart from one Essay and Optional paper each.

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