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Prelims Compass – Indian Polity and Governance https://t.me/PDF4Exams << Download From >> https://t.me/IAS201819 Google it:- PDF4Exams https://t.me/PDF4Exams << Download From >> https://t.me/IAS201819 Google it:- PDF4Exams https://t.me/PDF4Exams << Download From >> https://t.me/IAS201819 CONTENTS Section-1 RESOLUTION 14 ►PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES 15 Basics of Constitution of India STANDING COMMITTEES 15 02 ►IMPORTANT COMMITTEES 16 ►FINANCIAL MATTERS 16 ►PREAMBLE 02 ►ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT - ARTICLE 112 16 ►INTERSTATE RIVER WATER DISPUTES ACT (IRWD ACT) 17 ►PART-III FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS (F.R.) 02 ►EMERGENCY PROVISIONS 17 ►STATE (ARTICLES 12) 03 ►ARTICLE-352 18 ►LAWS INCONSISTENT WITH FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS & JUDICIAL REVIEW (ARTICLES 13) 03 ►ARTICLE 356 - FAILURE OF CONSTITUTIONAL MACHINERY IN STATE 18 ►RIGHT TO EQUALITY (ARTICLES 14-18) 03 ►FINANCIAL EMERGENCY – ARTICLE 360 18 ►RIGHT TO FREEDOM (ARTICLES 19-22) 04 ►RIGHT AGAINST EXPLOITATION (ARTICLES 23-24) 05 ►ROLE OF GOVERNOR 19 ►RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF RELIGION (ARTICLES 25-28) 05 ►DOES GOVERNOR PERFORM A DUAL FUNCTION? 19 ►CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS (ARTICLES 29-30) 06 ►CASE OF DELHI 19 ►RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES (ARTICLE 32) 06 ►JAMMU & KASHMIR: GST AND ARTICLE 35A 21 ►DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLES OF STATE POLICY (DPSP) 06 ►NORTH EASTERN COUNCIL 21 ►DPSP CLASSIFICATION 07 ►PANCHAYATS 22 ►FUNDAMENTAL DUTIES (F.D.) 07 ►MUNICIPALITY 23 ►PARLIAMENT 08 ►97TH CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT- ►PRESIDENT 08 COOPERATIVE 23 ►VICE-PRESIDENT 08 ►CONSTITUTIONAL BODIES 24 ►PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION 24 ►LOK SABHA 09 ►UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION (UPSC) 25 ►RAJYA SABHA 09 ►STATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION (SPSC) 25 ►CONDUCT OF BUSINESS BY PARLIAMENT 10 ►JOINT PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION (JPC) 26 ►COMPTROLLER AND AUDITOR GENERAL OF INDIA (CAG) 27 ►BILLS 11 ►FINANCE COMMISSION 28 ►OTHER PARLIAMENTARY PROCESS 13 ►NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR SCHEDULED CASTE (NCSC) 28 ►MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS 14 ►NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR SCHEDULED TRIBE (NCST) 29 MOTION 14 i Google it:- PDF4Exams https://t.me/PDF4Exams << Download From >> https://t.me/IAS201819 ►102ND CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ACT – NATIONAL ►MAHADAYI WATER DISPUTE 48 COMMISSION FOR BACKWARD CLASSES (NCBC) 30 ►KRISHNA WATER DISPUTES TRIBUNAL-II 48 ►103RD CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ACT 30 ►ISLAND DEVELOPMENT AGENCY 48 ►COMMISSION ON OFFICIAL LANGUAGE 31 ►NORTH EAST AUTONOMOUS COUNCIL 49 ► INNER LINE PERMIT (ILP) 49 ►SPECIAL OFFICER FOR LINGUISTIC MINORITIES 31 ►ELECTION COMMISSION 32 CITIZENSHIP 50 ►SCHEDULES UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA 33 ►ASSAM ACCORD 50 ►NATIONAL REGISTER OF CITIZENS (NRC) 50 ►STATUTORY BODIES 34 ►CITIZENSHIP TO CHAKMA AND HAJONG REFUGEES 51 ►NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR BACKWARD CLASSES (NCBC) 34 ►LT. GOVERNOR OF DELHI AND ITS ROLE 51 ►NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR MINORITIES 34 ►LEH AND KARGIL SEEK AUTONOMY FROM KASHMIR 51 ►NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILD ►PROTECTED AND RESTRICTED AREAS 52 RIGHTS (NCPCR) 35 FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS 53 ►NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR WOMEN 35 ►CENTRAL CIVIL SERVICES (CSC) (CONDUCT) RULES, 1964 ►NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION (NHRC) & STATE 53 36 HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION (SHRC) ►SEDITION 53 36 NHRC ►RIGHT TO PRIVACY 53 37 SHRC ►ARTICLE 35A 54 37 HUMAN RIGHTS COURT ►PREVENTIVE DETENTION 54 ►CENTRAL VIGILANCE COMMISSION (CVC) 38 ►THE NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY ACT, 2013 55 ►NATIONAL LEGAL SERVICE AUTHORITY (NALSA) 38 ►RIGHT TO EDUCATION AMENDMENT ACT 2019 (RTE) 56 ►LOK ADALATS 40 LEGISLATURE 57 ►QUALITY COUNCIL OF INDIA 41 ►BREACH OF PRIVILEGE 57 ►COMPETITION COMMISSION OF INDIA (CCI) 41 ►DEMAND FOR ABOLISHING THE CONCURRENT LIST 57 ►FOOD SAFETY AND STANDARD AUTHORITY (FSSAI) 42 ►OFFICE OF PROFIT 57 ►UNITED GROUP IN RAJYA SABHA 58 ►ODISHA APPROVES PROPOSAL FOR LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Section-2 58 ►GOVERNORS’ ROLE IN THE DISSOLUTION OF STATE Current Affairs and Related ASSEMBLIES 58 ►SPEAKERS RESEARCH INITIATIVE 59 Concepts ►NATIONAL E-VIDHAN APPLICATION (NEVA) PROJECT 59 ►MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT LOCAL AREA DEVELOPMENT 44 SCHEME (MPLADS) 59 ►LAW COMMISSION OF INDIA 60 JUDICIARY 61 UNION & THE STATES 44 ►REMOVAL OF CHIEF JUSTICE IN INDIA 61 ►STATEHOOD OF DELHI 44 ►SEPARATE HIGH COURTS FOR ANDHRA PRADESH & ►DEMAND FOR GORKHALAND 44 TELANGANA 61 ►ASSAM ACCORD 44 ►LIVE STREAMING OF SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS 62 ►SPECIAL CATEGORY STATUS (SCS) FOR THE STATES 46 ►TELE-LAW INITIATIVE 62 ►INTERSTATE COUNCIL (ISC) 46 ►PRO BONO LEGAL SERVICES & NYAY MITRA SCHEME 63 ►CAUVERY WATER MANAGEMENT SCHEME 47 ►INTEGRATED CASE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM ►SINGLE TRIBUNAL FOR INTERSTATE WATER DISPUTE 47 (ICMIS) 63 ►MAHANADI WATER DISPUTE 48 ►ALL INDIA JUDICIAL SERVICES 63 ►KEN BETWA RIVER PROJECT 48 ►e-COURTS PROJECT 63 ii Google it:- PDF4Exams https://t.me/PDF4Exams << Download From >> https://t.me/IAS201819 ►RESERVATION IN PROMOTIONS 64 ►APP FOR MPS TO TRACK DEVELOPMENT 84 ►SABRIMALA ISSUE 64 ►THE MEGHALAYA COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION AND PUBLIC ►DOWRY HARASSMENT LAW 64 SERVICES SOCIAL AUDIT ACT, 2017 84 ►E-SAMIKSHA 84 ►ADULTERY 65 ►UMANG APP 84 ►SECTION 377 DECRIMINALIZED 65 ►E-OFFICE 85 ►CONTEMPT OF COURT 65 ►AADHAR ACT AND ORDINANCE 85 ►ARBITRATION AND CONCILIATION (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2018 66 ►AADHAAR CONSTITUTIONALLY VALID 87 ►NEW DELHI INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION CENTRE (NDIAC) ORDINANCE, 2019 66 MISCELLANEOUS 89 ►COMMERCIAL COURTS ACT, 2015 67 ►INDIA URBAN DATA EXCHANGE (IUDX) 89 ►GRAM NYAYALAY ACT – 2008 68 ►CITY DATA INITIATIVE 89 ►CENTRALIZED POOL OF DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE 69 ►CENTRE FOR RESEARCH AND PLANNING 89 ►JALLIKATTU 69 ►PATHALGADI MOVEMENT 89 ►GLOBAL MEDIA COMPACT 89 LOCAL GOVERNMENT 70 ►BEYOND FAKE NEWS PROJECT 89 ►SABKI YOJANA SABKA VIKAS 70 ►WORLD GOVERNMENT SUMMIT 90 ►YUVA SAHAKAR COOPERATIVE ENTERPRISE SUPPORT ►THE RIGHT OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES ACT 2016 90 AND INNOVATION SCHEME 70 ►THE RIGHT TO FAIR COMPENSATION AND TRANSPARENCY ►EXPANSION OF SCHEDULED AREAS IN RAJASTHAN 70 IN LAND ACQUISITION, REHABILITATION AND RESETTLEMENT ►TWO TIER PANCHAYATI RAJ OF ARUNANCHAL PRADESH ACT, 2013 90 71 ►HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS AND ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME (PREVENTION AND ELECTIONS 72 CONTROL) ACT, 2017 91 ►NOTA (NONE OF THE ABOVE) 72 NATIONAL AIDS CONTROL PROGRAM 92 ►SECTION 29A OF REPRESENTATION OF PEOPLE’S ACT 72 ►MINORITY STATUS OF ALIGARH MUSLIM UNIVERSITY 93 ►EDUCATION AS A CRITERION FOR LOCAL ELECTIONS 72 ►NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR MINORITY EDUCATIONAL ►ELECTORAL BONDS 72 INSTITUTIONS (NCMEI) 93 ►SECTION 10A OF REPRESENTATION OF PEOPLE’S ACT 73 ►AGRI-MARKET INFRASTRUCTURE FUND (AMIF) 93 ►ICT (INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY) ►CREATION OF NEW DEPARTMENT OF FISHERIES AND VISION DOCUMENT 2025 73 RENAMING OF DIPP TO DPIIT 94 ►ELECTRONICALLY TRANSMITTED POSTAL BALLOT SYSTEM MINISTRY OF HOUSING AND URBAN AFFAIRS 95 (ETBPS) 73 ►PROVISIONS OF THE PANCHAYATS (EXTENSION TO THE ►LOK SABHA PASSES BILL TO ALLOW NRIS TO VOTE BY SCHEDULED AREAS) ACT, 1996 95 PROXY 74 ►NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR SAFAI KARMACHARIS 96 ►SIMULTANEOUS ELECTIONS 74 ►DEVELOPMENT AND WELFARE BOARD FOR DENOTIFIED, ►SVEEP (SYSTEMATIC VOTERS EDUCATION AND NOMADIC AND SEMI-NOMADIC COMMUNITIES (DNCs) 97 ELECTORAL PARTICIPATION) 74 ►COMPREHENSIVE ONLINE MODIFIED MODULES FOR ►ANGLO-INDIANS 75 INDUCTION TRAINING (COMMIT) 97 ►THE VOTER VERIFIED PAPER AUDIT TRAIL (VVPAT) 75 ►NITI FORUM FOR NORTH-EAST 97 ►HIMALAYAN STATE REGIONAL COUNCIL 98 TRANSPARENCY & GOOD GOVERNANCE 76 ►E-Sansad 98 ►PREVENTION OF CORRUPTION AMENDMENT ACT 2018 76 ►STATUTORY STATUS OF STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION ►LOKPAL ACT 76 98 ►INTEGRITY INDEX OF 25 ORGANIZATIONS 78 ►BACKLOG AT CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNAL 99 ►INTEGRITY PACT 78 ►CENTRAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 99 ►OFFICIAL SECRETS ACT 1923 79 ►LATERAL ENTRY IN INDIAN BUREAUCRACY 99 ►GLOBAL RTI RANKING 79 ►NATIONAL TRUST CENTRE FOR M2M SERVICES 100 ►SECTIONS 69 OF THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ACT ►SIX NORTH EAST TRIBES TO GET ST STATUS 100 (SNOOPING) 80 ►PROGRESSIVE INTERNATIONAL 101 ►RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT, 2005 80 iii Google it:- PDF4Exams https://t.me/PDF4Exams << Download From >> https://t.me/IAS201819 ►BENAMI TRANSACTION 101 ►INTEGRATED MONITORING AND ADVISORY COUNCIL (IMAC) ►WORLD JUSTICE PROJECT – RULE OF LAW INDEX 102 106 ►THE PAYMENT OF GRATUITY (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2017 ►REAL ESTATE REGULATORY AUTHORITY (RERA) 102 106 ►TELECOM REGULATORY AUTHORITY OF INDIA (TRAI) 103 ►HUMAN RIGHTS (AMENDMENTS) BILL, 2018 107 ►DIGITAL COMMUNICATION COMMISSION 103 ►ANTI TORTURE LEGISLATION 107 ►CENTRAL WATER COMMISSION 104 ►WITNESS PROTECTION SCHEME 107 ►PRASAR BHARATI 104 ►DRAFT IT RULES 108 ►BRAHMAPUTRA BOARD 104 ►CONTROLLER GENERAL OF ACCOUNTS 108 ►NATIONAL TRUST 105 ►REPORTS & INITIATIVES 109 ►CENTRAL ADVISORY BOARD OF EDUCATION (CABE) 105 ►CENTRAL ADVISORY BOARD OF EDUCATION (CABE) 105 ►NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR COMMUNAL HARMONY Section-3 (NFCH) 105 ►INLAND WATERWAYS AUTHORITY OF INDIA (IWAI) 105 MCQs & Answer Key ►NCRB MERGED WITH BUREAU OF POLICE RESEARCH 106 ►BORDER ROADS ORGANISATION (BRO) 106 112-136 ►CENTRAL PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT (CPWD) 106 iv Google it:- PDF4Exams https://t.me/PDF4Exams << Download From >> https://t.me/IAS201819 SECTION 1 BASICS OF CONSTITUTION OF INDIA Google it:- PDF4Exams https://t.me/PDF4Exams << Download From >> https://t.me/IAS201819 BASICS OF CONSTITUTION OF INDIA ►PREAMBLE ►PART-III WE, THE PEOPLE OF INDIA, having solemnly resolved to FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS constitute India into a SOVEREIGN SOCIALIST SECULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC and to secure to all its citizens: (F.R.) JUSTICE, social, economic and political; • Part-III of the Indian constitution contains fundamental LIBERTY of thought, expression, belief, faith and worship; rights which stretched from
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