Indian Polity (For UPSC and State Civil Services Examination)

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Indian Polity is an ever-evolving subject. Constitutional Amendments, change in the government, Judicial rulings all add up to make the subject dynamic and susceptible to changes. Indian Polity for UPSC aspirants holds much importance including both static and dynamic topics.

This book addresses all needs of UPSC aspirants by covering all topics - Indian Constitution, its sources and Amendments, Directive Principles of State Policy, Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties and Acts related to it, Election Commission and Schedules.

Sri Ram Srirangam, is the founder and Proprietor of SRIRAM's IAS, which is the most popular and successful UPSC Coaching Institute of Delhi. He has pursued his postgrad- uation from Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU). His institute is a pioneer in providing coaching to the Civil Services aspirants for more than three decades now.

Rohit Deo Jha is an IRS Offi cer, who is working as a General Manager in National Health Authority, which is an Apex body implementing Government of India's flagship programme-Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB PM-JAY). An Engineering graduate, Rohit has an experience of working with TERI, where he worked for the initiative Lighting A Billion Lives (LaBL) campaign. He is a blog writer, and also writes articles for various magazines including Yojana. Rohit is an alumnus of SRIRAM's IAS.

Civil Services Examination is a very dynamic one even as there is an underlying thread of continuity. Syllabus changes from time to time. UPSC abhors predictability. So, trends change. Candidates are expected to be conceptually crystal clear. The challenge is to apply the concepts to the happenings all round.

The Constitution is amended often. New laws are made all the time. Judicial pronouncements need to be tracked and looked into for landmark interpretations. There is so much taking place at the state level in terms of institutions and innovations. Federal developments need to be placed in a perspective as they take place: fiscal, legislative and executive ones. Not to forget the Constitutional evolution. The book in your hand is born to address all this.

The aim of the book is to satisfy the student from all sides: information, application, analysis and perspective. The examination demands it. The candidate should have it.

The weight of Indian Polity in the Preliminary and Main examinations is quite substantial. In the Personality Test too it figures prominently. That makes it the basic right of the candidate to have a dependable base book for Indian Polity! We are earnestly doing our little bit to be of service to the student.

The purpose is to produce a book that every undergraduate student could depend on for every Public Service Examination along with the students of law.

Gratitude is a desirable human value. I need to acknowledge the research and organisational services rendered by my son Sri Srirangam, particularly in the Chapters on Preamble, Citizenship, Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties. The help I got from him in the federal field is no less important.

I sincerely wish that students will gain from this book-primarily to become good citizens in a knowledge society. Additionally, evolve into great civil servants, public functionaries and lawyers.

Book's Contents and Sample Pages