Political Theory and Indian Politics is the Paper I of Political Science and International Relations optional for Civil Service Mains exam.
Political Theory
- Meaning and approaches
- Theories of state
- Liberal
- Non liberal
- Marxist
- Pluralist
- Post colonial
- Feminist
- Justice
- Conceptions of Justice
- Rawl's theory of Justice
- It's communitarian critiques
- Equality
- Social
- Political
- Economic
- Relationship between equality and freedom
- Affirmative action
- Rights
- Meaning and Theories
- Different kinds of rights
- Concept of Human rights
- Democracy
- Classic and Contemporary theory
- Different models of democracy
- Representative
- Participatory
- Deliberative
- Concept of
- Power
- Hegemony
- Ideology
- Legitimacy
- Political Ideologies
- Liberalism
- Socialism
- Fascism
- Gandhism
- Feminism
- Indian Political Thought
- Dharmasasthra
- Arthasasthra
- Buddhist traditions
- Sir Syed Ahmed Khan
- Sir Aurobindo
- M K Gandhi
- B R Ambedkar
- M N Roy
- Western Political Thought
- Plato
- Aristotle
- Machiavelli
- Hoobbes
- Locke
- John S Mill Marx
- Gramsci
- Hannah Arendt
Indian Government and Politics
- Indian nationalism
- Political strategies of India's freedom struggle
- Constitutionalism to
- Mass Sathyagraha
- Non Cooperation
- Civil disobedience
- Militant and revolutionary movements
- Peasants and worker's movements
- Perspectives of Indian National Movement
- Liberal
- Socialist
- Marxist
- Radical humanist
- Dalit
- Making of Indian Constitution
- Legacies of British rule
- Different social and political perspectives
- Salient features of Indian Constitution
- The Preamble
- Fundamental Rights
- Fundamental Duties
- Directive principles
- Parliamentary system
- Amendment procedures
- Judicial review
- Basic structure doctrine
- Principal organs
- Union government
- Envisaged role
- Working of
- Executive
- Legislature
- Supreme Court
- State government
- Envisaged role
- Working of
- Executive
- Legislature
- High Court
- Grassroots democracy
- Panchayat Raj
- Municipal government
- 73rd and 74th amendments
- Grassroot movements
- Statutory Institutions/Commissions
- Election Commission
- Comptroller and Auditor General
- Finance Commission
- Union Public Service Commission
- National Commission for Scheduled castes
- National Commission for Scheduled Tribes
- National Commission for Women
- National Human Rights' Commission
- National Commission for Minorities
- National Backward Classes Commission
- Federalism
- Constitutional Provisions
- Changing nature of Centre - State relations
- Integrationist tendencies
- Regional aspirations
- Interstate disputes
- Planning and economic development
- Nehruvian perspectives
- Gandhian perspectives
- Role of planning and public sector
- Liberalisation
- Economic Reforms
- Indian Politics
- Caste in -
- Religion in -
- Ethnicity in -
- Party system
- National political parties
- Regional political parties
- Ideological and social bases of political parties
- Pattern of Coalition politics
- Pressure groups
- Trends in electoral behaviour
- Changing socio economic profile of legislators
- Social movements
- Civil liberties
- Human rights' movements
- Women's movements
- Environmentalist movements
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