1] Indian Nationalism:
A] Political Strategies of India’s Freedom Struggle : Constitutionalism to mass Satyagraha, Non- cooperation, Civil Disobedience; Militant and Revolutionary Movements, Peasant and Workers Movements
B] Perspectives on Indian National Movement; Liberal, Socialist and Marxist; Radical Humanist and Dalit
Indian Nationalism: Strategies & Perspectives
2] Making of the Indian Constitution : Legacies of the British rule; Different social and political perspectives
Legacy of British rule & making of Indian constitution
3] Salient Features of the Indian Constitution :
1) The Preamble
2) Uniform Civil Code
3) Fundamental Rights, Duties & Directive Principle of State Policy
4) Parliamentary System & Amendment Procedures
5) Judicial Review & Basic Structure doctrine
6) Constitutional Morality
4A] Principal Organs of the Union Government : Envisaged role and actual working of the Executive, Legislature and Supreme Court
4B] Principal Organs of the State Government : Envisaged role and actual working of the Executive, Legislature and High Courts
1) Legislature
2) Judiciary
3) Executive
5] Grassroots Democracy : Panchayati Raj and Municipal Government; Significance of 73rd and 74th Amendments; Grassroot movements
1) Panchayati Raj and Municipal Government
2) Grassroot Movement
6] Statutory Institutions/Commissions :
1) Election Commission & Election Issues
2) Comptroller and Auditor General
3) Finance Commission
4) Union Public Service Commission
5) National Commission for Scheduled Castes
6) National Commission for Scheduled Tribes
7) National Commission for Women
8) National Human Rights Commission
9) National Commission for Minorities
10) National Backward Classes Commission
7] Federalism : Constitutional provisions; Changing nature of centre-state relations; Integrationist tendencies and regional aspirations; Inter-state disputes
1) Regionalism
2) Federalism in India
3) Center State Disputes
4) Center State finance relations
8] Planning and Economic development :
1) Nehruvian and Gandhian perspectives
2) Role of planning and public sector
3) Green Revolution
4) Land reforms and agrarian relations
5) liberalisation and economic reforms
9] Caste, religion and ethnicity in Indian Politics
1) Caste, religion and ethnicity in Indian Politics
2) Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh [RSS]
10] Party System :
1) National and regional political parties
2) Ideological and social bases of parties
3) Patterns of coalition politics
4) Pressure groups
5) Trends in electoral behaviour
6) Changing socio-economic profile of Legislators
11] Social Movement :
1) Civil liberties and human rights movements
2) Women’s movements
3) Environmentalist movements
Please add notes on.. judiciary… union parliament… union excutive
Where is secularism ?
Your all content are very osmm …even written in very simple language which is easy to understand for everyone.. thanks alot for that initiative 🙏❤️
I want to ask some questions ..as i want to purchase some topic.so,can i purchase seprate as you publish in your book like Section 1A ,Part 1- sub Topic 1,2 so on. So I want to ask ,can i purchase separate part in one book or its a full book or it a pdf format ..!?
Pls share the dropbox link of short notes for paper 1b, 2a & 2b as you’ve earlier shared for paper 1a.
it would be of great help.
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I need updated notes as I’m appearing for mains 2021….please give me the details
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Sir products you sell contain same content as these notes?
How is the material provided here different from one in ebooks ?
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UPSC , EC , CAG , FC , National commission for SC , ST , BC are constitutional bodies…then why mentioned under statutory commissions in syllabus?
hi admin,i think by some mistake…,
In topic no-08; 1st sub-topic=> nehruvian and gandhian perspectives and 2nd sub-topic=>role of planning and public sectors,both have same content(ie same thing twice);need some clarification.
Actually both the topics are on same page i.e. the page 1st discusses Nehruvian and Gandhian perspective and then planning and public sector towards end. So it is made to direct on same page.
OKAY..THANK YOU
Hi admin,
The notes of socialist and radical perspective of indian national movement was very short.
it will be helpful for aspirants if you provide 150-250 word information.
regards..
Thankyou. 1st attempt. Writing this year mains. I wish i knew this channel way before. I’ll make use of this atleast now.. Thank You again
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Can you share me yours prelims gs paper strategy
Solve PYQs multiple times, get a hold on them, make basic books your best friends. Be aware of the current happening, try to know a bit about them, don’t miss any subject(science, culture) and there you go.
HELLO Kartheek ! how was your mains PSIR ? can your mention the other sources you referred like magazines(EPW,World Focus) , answer writing practice apart from these notes? I’m sure these notes must have helped a lot for revision !
Hi admin,
The notes of socialist and radical perspective of indian national movement was very short.
it will be helpful for aspirants if you provide 150-250 word information.
regards..
Yes Saikiran. Point noted.
We’ll try to update the content as soon as possible. We’ll let you know once it happens.
Hi Admin,
I’m unable to find Perspectives on Indian National Movement; Liberal, Socialist and Marxist; Radical Humanist and Dalit.
Please help. Thanks
Topic 8(2) is missing..Please check
Actually, it is there, at the end of page. We have combined Nehruvian and Gandhian Perspectives and Planning and Public Sector on the same page. So it is creating some confusion. Sorry for that.
Let us know.
Ok..Tq
Indian political thoughts are not provided here and even in Shubhra Ranjan maams notes I can’t find it. Where do I study it from?
Thank you Sristi for your question. Indian Political Thought is a part of PSIR 1A. Please refer https://politicsforindia.com/psir-1a/ -> Topic 9. Let us know.
Hi, as I mentioned earlier also, these notes are awesome. It’s difficult to read text from Shubhra Ma’am printed notes, so your website makes the task very easy.
I just want to confirm if you have completed digitization of ALL the topics of Paper 1A, 1B, 2A, 2B from Shubhra ma’am notes or do I need to refer the printed notes for any topic you haven’t covered here yet?
Also, I have purchased your e-book from Amazon. Thank you for that also. It is really helpful.
Thank you Shubham for your interest in politicsforindia. To tell you frankly, some topics (around 4-5 subtopics) are still remaining. Some students have also pointed it out earlier. But we can assure that they will be updated very soon and we will let you know when it happens.
Also thank you for your purchase on amazon and very soon the book will be available on our site as well. It’s a highly potent book, so make best use of it.
Got it. Thanks a lot.
Sir pls add IR notes. I am dependent on you
We are developing some program for the purpose. And soon it will be out for you.
How long will that take?
We will begin in 7-10 days.
How can I find your book on Amazon ?
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