Indian Government and Politics by Dr. Kanwalpreet and Dr. Amandeep Kaur, published by Vohra Publishing House, is an essential textbook for BA 3rd Semester Political Science students at Panjab University, Chandigarh. Written in Hindi, it covers key topics such as the Indian Constitution, Centre-State relations, Fundamental Rights, and more. The book includes detailed explorations of parliamentary structures, state governance, and judicial powers. Featuring exam-focused materials like model questions and past papers, it is an invaluable resource for Hindi-speaking students aiming to excel in their political science studies.
Unit-1
1.Basic features of the indian constitution
2.Preambe of the indian constitution
3.Nature of federalism
4.Centre state relations or relation between union and states
Unit-2
1.Fundamental rights
2.Fundamental duties
3.Directive principle of state policy
Unit-3
1.Office of the president
2.Parliament-composition,powers and roles
3.Legislative procedure&parliamentary committees
4.Indian cabinet and the office of the prime minister
5.Supreme court of india-powers and postions
Unit-4
1.Governor:appointment,powers and role
2.State legislative-compostion,functions and role
3.State council of ministers and chief minister
4.High court
A.The socio economic basis of the indian constitution(only for G.N.D.U.)
B.Western cases in easy language
Short answer type question
University paper
Political science
Semester-3
Max. Marks: 100
Theory: 90
Internal Assessment: 10 Marks
Time: 3 Hours
Unit-1
1.Basic Features of Indian Constitution.
2.Preamble and its Perceptions.
3.Indian Federalism- Meaning & its features.
4.Centre State Relations(Legislative,Administrative & Financial)
Unit-2
1.Fundamental Rights(Art 14-Art 32)- Meaning,Explanation,Criticism & Importance.
2.Fundamental Duties- Meaning,Explanation,Evaluation(Criticism & Importance).
3.Directive Principles of state policy(Art 36-Art 51)-Liberal,Socialist,International,Gandhian Meaning,Explanation,Sanctions,Criticism & importance.
Unit-3
1.President:Election,powers,position and changing role.
2.Parliament:Composition,powers and role.
3.Cabinet-
a)Parliamentary features
b)Prime Minister: Election,powers,position and changing role.
Unit-4
1.Governor: Appointment,powers and role.
2.State Legislature: Composition, powers and role of Legislative Assembly/Vidhan Sabha.
3.Council of Ministers and Chief Minister: Election,powers,Position and role.
4.High Court: Composition.powers and its role.