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Raj Publishers' ABC of the Indian Constitution at Work and Political Theory (2026-2027 Edition) by J. S. Badyal is the definitive guide for Class 11 students. This textbook, published by Raj Publishers, systematically covers the entire CBSE syllabus in two clear parts. Part A explains the Indian Constitution at Work, including the union legislature, executive, judicial system, federalism, and local government (Panchayati Raj). Part B introduces political theory, covering liberty, equality, justice, nationalism, and secularism. Updated with the latest amendments and case studies, this book features exam-oriented Q&As, simplified definitions of judicial review, and thorough explanations of rights and duties. Ideal for scoring high marks, it bridges the gap between legal structure and political philosophy.

Raj Publishers' ABC of the Indian Constitution at Work and Political Theory for Class 11 (2026-2027 Edition) is a comprehensive textbook authored by J. S. Badyal, designed exclusively for students following the latest CBSE and State Board curriculum. Published by Raj Publishers, this edition serves as an indispensable resource for mastering the dual foundations of India’s governing framework and philosophical underpinnings.

This book systematically divides the syllabus into two distinct parts. Part A: Indian Constitution at Work provides a clause-by-clause understanding of the supreme law. Students will explore critical chapters such as Rights in the Indian Constitution, Directive Principles of State Policy, and Fundamental Duties, ensuring a holistic grasp of civic obligations and state policy. The text delves into the procedure of amendment and amendments, explaining how the Constitution adapts over time. Detailed analysis of the union legislature — Parliament, Council of Ministers and Prime Minister — and the permanent executive–bureaucracy demystifies the functioning of the central government. Furthermore, the book covers the Indian Judicial System—Supreme Court and High Court—clarifying complex concepts like Judicial Review, Judicial Activism, and Judicial Overreach. Chapters on Indian Federalism and Its Working, Local Government in Rural India – Panchayati Raj System, and Local Government in Urban Areas provide a ground-level view of governance, culminating in the Constitution as a living document and the Philosophy of the Constitution.

Part B: Political Theory shifts focus to abstract concepts that shape political reality. Students will learn the definitions and applications of political theory, liberty / freedom, equality, justice, and the interrelationship between rights and duties. The book also clarifies the modern understanding of citizen and citizenship, nationalism, and secularism in the Indian context.

Key pedagogical features include chapter-wise summaries, competency-based questions, and previous exam papers. This 2026-2027 edition incorporates the latest political and legal updates, making it the most current study material for exam preparation. Keywords: Class 11 Political Science textbook, CBSE Constitution at Work, NCERT-based political theory, J. S. Badyal Raj Publishers, Indian Parliament structure, Panchayati Raj for exams, Fundamental Duties explained, Judicial review and activism, Citizenship amendment procedure, Secularism in Indian constitution.the Indian

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Q1

What is the main function of the Council of Ministers?

A1

It aids and advises the President; real executive power is exercised by the Prime Minister and the council.
Q2

How is the Vice-President of India elected?

A2

He is elected by an electoral college consisting of members of both Houses of Parliament through proportional representation.
Q3

Distinguish between Liberty and Freedom as per Political Theory.

A3

Liberty implies absence of restraints with legal guarantees, while freedom is a broader concept of self-determination.
Q4

Why is the Constitution called a ‘living document’?

A4

It evolves through amendments and judicial interpretations to adapt to changing social and political needs.
Q5

How do Fundamental Duties complement Fundamental Rights?

A5

They remind citizens that enjoying rights comes with moral and civic obligations towards the nation.
Q6

What is the role of the Election Commission?

A6

To conduct free and fair elections by preparing electoral rolls, setting codes of conduct, and recognizing parties.
Q7

What is the difference between Judicial Review and Judicial Activism?

A7

Review checks law validity; activism involves proactive interpretation to enforce rights, sometimes entering policymaking.
Q8

What are DPSPs (Directive Principles of State Policy)?

A8

Guidelines for the government to create a welfare state; they are non-justiciable but fundamental to governance.
Q9

How does a Parliamentary Committee help the legislature?

A9

It performs detailed scrutiny of bills, budgets, and policies, saving time in the main house.
Q10

Define Nationalism as per the textbook.

A10

A shared sense of identity based on territory, culture, history, and the desire for political autonomy.

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INDIAN CONSTITUTION AT WORK (PART - A)

1. Constitution: Why and How?

2. Rights in the Indian Constitution

3. Directive Principles of State Policy

4. Fundamental Duties

5. Procedure of Amendment and Amendments

6. Elections And Representation

7. Executive: President And Vice-President

8. Council of Ministers and Prime Minister

9. Permanent Executive–Bureaucracy

10. Union Legislature — Parliament

11. Parliamentary Committees

12. Indian Judicial System—Supreme Court And High Court, Judicial Review, Judicial Activism And Judicial Overreach

13. Indian Federalism And Its Working

14. Local Government In Rural India – Panchayati Raj System

15. Local Government in Urban Areas

16. Constitution as a living document

17. The Philosophy of the Constitution

POLITICAL THEORY (PART B)

1. Political Theory

2. Liberty / Freedom

3. Equality

4. Justice

5. Rights And Duties

6. Citizen And Citizenship

7. Nationalism

8. Secularism