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Key Aspects of Indian Constitutional Law

The document outlines various important questions related to the Constitution of India, including the legislative powers of Parliament and State Legislatures, the procedure for amending the Constitution, and the privileges of Parliament members. It also discusses the roles and powers of key political figures such as the President, Prime Minister, and Governor, as well as the judiciary's role in constitutional governance. Additionally, it addresses topics like federalism, emergency powers, and special provisions for marginalized groups.

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Key Aspects of Indian Constitutional Law

The document outlines various important questions related to the Constitution of India, including the legislative powers of Parliament and State Legislatures, the procedure for amending the Constitution, and the privileges of Parliament members. It also discusses the roles and powers of key political figures such as the President, Prime Minister, and Governor, as well as the judiciary's role in constitutional governance. Additionally, it addresses topics like federalism, emergency powers, and special provisions for marginalized groups.

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Important questions

1. Discuss the legislative powers of the Parliament and State


Legislatures under the Constitution of India.
2. Explain the procedure for amending the Constitution. Distinguish
between rigid and flexible Constitutions.
3. What are the privileges of the members of Parliament under the
Constitution?
4. Explain the procedure for passing an ordinary bill and a money bill in
the Parliament.
5. Write a note on the powers and functions of the Speaker of the Lok
Sabha.
6. Examine the position and powers of the President of India.
7. Discuss the discretionary powers of the Governor with relevant case
laws.
8. Who appoints the Prime Minister and what are his powers and
functions?
9. Distinguish between the constitutional position of the President and
the Governor.
[Link] the collective responsibility of the Council of Ministers.
[Link] the composition, powers, and jurisdiction of the Supreme
Court of India.
[Link] is judicial review? Explain with landmark judgments.
[Link] the original and appellate jurisdiction of High Courts.
[Link] the power of judicial activism and its role in promoting
constitutional governance.
[Link] the concept of Public Interest Litigation (PIL) with case
references.

[Link] the administrative relationship between the Centre and the


States.
[Link] the financial relations between the Centre and the States.
[Link] are the effects of a Proclamation of Emergency on Centre-State
relations?
[Link] the grounds and procedure for the proclamation of President’s
Rule under Article 356.
[Link] the safeguards against misuse of emergency powers under
the Constitution.
[Link] is the doctrine of separation of powers? How is it applied in
India?
[Link] the basic structure doctrine laid down by the Supreme Court.
[Link] the role of the Judiciary in protecting the Constitution.
[Link] the principle of federalism in the Indian Constitution.
[Link] a note on Doctrine of Pleasure and its exceptions in Indian
Constitutional Law.

 Discuss the legislative powers of the Parliament and State Legislatures.


 Explain the procedure for amending the Constitution. Distinguish between
rigid and flexible Constitutions.
 What are the privileges of the members of Parliament under the
Constitution?
 Write a note on the powers and functions of the Speaker of the Lok Sabha.
 Examine the position and powers of the President of India.
 Discuss the discretionary powers of the Governor with relevant case laws.
 Distinguish between the constitutional position of the President and the
Governor.
 Discuss the composition, powers, and jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of
India.
 What is judicial review? Explain with landmark judgments.

 Explain the administrative relationship between the Centre and the States.
 Discuss the financial relations between the Centre and the States.
 Discuss the principle of federalism in the Indian Constitution.
 Write a note on Doctrine of Pleasure and its exceptions. (Repeated)
 Power and functions of election commissioner
 discuss the constitutional amendment related to the municipal and local self-
government under article 73 and 74 amendment
 Powers and composition of UPSC
 what is the special provision related to scheduled caste and Schedule Tribes
people under Indian constitution.
 discuss the liability of stages of contractual and tortuous act of its servant

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