Solutions of Indian Polity from RRBS NTRC

This topic explains the formation of Indian constitution. It briefly discusses the constitutional setup during British rule. Important Acts and their features are also listed here.

This topic discusses that the Constitution was framed by the Constituent Assembly created as part of the 1946 Cabinet Mission Plan. The 299 individuals who formed the Constituent Assembly can be called the founding fathers.

This topic covers the salient features of the constitution. Our constitution’s preamble provides for India to be a country of sovereign, socialist, secular, democratic, and republic. It discusses the sources and parts of the constitution.

This topic deals with the concept of schedule and includes a list of schedules. It mentions that the constitution of India at the time of adoption had only 8 schedules to which 4 more were added.

This topic explains The Preamble of the Indian Constitution. It is the preface or essence of the constitution. It is based on the objective resolution drafted and moved by Jawaharlal Nehru on 13 December 1946 and adopted by the constituent assembly.

This topic talks about the citizenship of India. It mentions the constitution that deals with Indian citizenship. It also discusses the acquisition of citizenship and loss of citizenship.

This topic discusses fundamental rights. It mentions the article for the right to freedom, right to equality, right to exploitation, right to religious freedom, etc. It also talks about the types of writ and the purpose of issue.

This topic describes the directive principles of state policy. The Constitution sets out certain directive principles of state policy, which are 'fundamental in the governance of the country,' and the state must apply those principles to lawmaking.

This topic details the fundamental duties of Indian citizens. They are the acts that the citizens are supposed to perform while exercising their rights. It is covered under Article 51 (A) of the constitution.

This topic talks about the President of India, who is India's ceremonial head of state and commander-in-chief of the Indian Armed Forces. It also discusses the power and function of the President.

This topic discusses the post of Vice President. India's vice president is the second highest post-president constitutional office in India. The vice president is elected by an electoral college consisting of members of both houses of parliament.

This topic talks about the Prime Minister of India. The prime minister selects cabinet members and may dismiss them. It also discusses some important facts related to the Prime Minister.

This topic provides information about the Attorney General of India. India's Attorney General is the chief legal adviser to the Indian government and is the primary lawyer in India's Supreme Court.

This topic discusses the Rajya Sabha. The upper house of the Indian bicameral parliament is the Rajya Sabha or Council of States. It currently has a maximum of 245 members, of whom 233 are elected by the state legislatures.

The topic talks about the Lok Sabha, which is the bicameral Parliament of India's lower house, with the upper house being the Rajya Sabha. Lok Sabha is composed of directly elected members of the people chosen by adult suffrage.

This topic covers the parliamentary committees. Parliament's various standing committees are public accounts committee, estimate committee, public undertaking committee, committee on bills and resolutions of private members, and so on.

This topic provides information about constitutional bodies. Some of them are Union Public Service Commission, Finance Commission, Panchayati Raj, Comptroller Auditor General, etc. It also discusses the functions of Election Commission.