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Indian Government And Politics

Indian Government And Politics

Indian Government And Politics

Course Summary

 

ü Name of the Paper/Course:  Indian Government And Politics

ü Name of the Teacher:  Dr. Rahul P. Chute

ü Duration:  3 Month

ü Semester:  IIIrd Semester (B.A. Second Year)

ü Mode of Teaching: Hybrid

ü Credits:  4

ü Type of Course:  Foundation

ü Brief description about the course:

            UNIT - I: INDIAN CONSTITUTION

                        (1) Preamble: Nature, Objectives of Constitution of lndia.

                        (2) Features of Indian Constitution.

            UNIT- II: FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS, DIRECTTVE PRINCIPLES OF STATE                               POLTCY

                        (3) Fundamental Rights: Meaning, Kinds, Restrictions.

                        (4) Directive Principles of State Policy: Nature and Significance.

            UNIT- III: PRESIDENT, PARLIAMENTAND PRIME MINISTER

                        (5) President: Powers and Functions.

                        (6) Parliament: Composition, Powers and Functions.

                        (7) Prime Minister: Powers and Functions.

            UNIT- IV: SUPREME COURT AND MAJOR ISSUES IN INDIAN POLITICS

                        (8) Supreme Court: Composition, Powers and Jurisdiction, Judicial                                Review.

                        (9) Major Issues in Indian Politics: Caste, Religion and Terrorism.

ü Assessment: Online quiz, Seminar, Report etc.

ü Evaluation: Distribution of marks:

·   Theory: 80 marks,

·   Internal Assessment: 20 marks.

ü Suggested Reading: Name of the Books or links:

1.      Austin Granville: The Indian Constitution: Cornerstone of a Nation, 1999, Working in a Democratic constitution: A History of the lndian Experience, 2013.

2.      Morris Jones, Indian Government and politics.

3.      Fadia B.L. & Fadia Kuldeep: lndian Government and politics,2016.

4.      Jain M.P.: Indian Constitutional Law,2014.

5.      Johari J.C.: Select World Constitutions.

6.      Kashyap Subhash: Our Constitution-2015, Our Parliament-2015, Our political System-2013.

7.      Khan A.R': The Constitution of India B. Narang A.S.: Indian political System, process and Development.

8.      Rajeev Bhargave: politics and Ethics of the Indian constituion,2009.