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This document outlines the course content for Constitution of India, a second year engineering course. It is divided into 4 units that will cover the historical context and key features of the Indian constitution, fundamental rights and duties of citizens, the structure and powers of government at both the union and state levels, and provisions for local self-government and constitutional amendments. Students will be evaluated through continuous internal assessments and a 3 hour semester end examination. The course aims to provide students with an understanding of India's constitutional law and system of government.
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1. The Constitution of India is the supreme law of India. It was passed by the Constituent Assembly on November 26, 1949 and came into effect on January 26, 1950.
2. The key principles of the Indian constitution are sovereignty, democracy, secularism, and socialism. Sovereignty means India is an independent country. Democracy means a government elected by adult franchise. Secularism means equal treatment of all religions. Socialism means achieving economic and social equity.
3. The constitution establishes fundamental rights for citizens and directive principles of state policy for governance. Fundamental rights include equality, freedom of speech and religion. Directive principles guide the state in matters of social justice, education and economic policies.
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- It drew influence from several other constitutions like the British parliamentary system, fundamental rights from the US, directive principles of state policy from Ireland, and federalism from Canada.
- The Assembly met for 166 days over 2 years and 11 months before adopting the Constitution which has since been amended over 100 times.
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The document provides a history of the Constitution of India from ancient times to modern independence. It discusses the Edicts of Ashoka from the 3rd century BC, which established early constitutional principles. It then covers the periods of East India Company rule from the 16th to 19th centuries, and the evolution of the constitution under British rule through acts passed in 1858, 1861, 1892, 1909, 1919 and 1935. The constitution finally came into effect in 1950 after independence.
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The document provides a history of the Constitution of India from ancient times to the present. It notes that the Edicts of Emperor Ashoka from 324-185 BC established early constitutional principles. The East India Company administered India from the early 1600s to 1858. From 1858-1947, under British rule, several acts progressively increased Indian representation and autonomy within the government. Finally, the current Constitution of India was adopted on January 26, 1950, establishing independent India's system of government.
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The document discusses the roles and appointment processes of Chief Ministers and state councils of ministers in India. It also discusses High Courts.
- A Chief Minister is the head of the state government and is appointed by the Governor, usually from the party that wins a majority in state assembly elections. If no party has a majority, the Governor exercises discretion in the appointment.
- State councils of ministers are appointed by the Governor on the advice of the Chief Minister. High Courts are the highest courts in each state and have powers of judicial review over state laws as well as administrative oversight over lower courts.
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Constitution refers to the official document that establishes a country's political system and protects citizens' rights, while constitutionalism is the principle that government power should be limited under the rule of law. A constitution defines the structure of government and sets limits, while constitutionalism operates as a system opposing authoritarian rule. Both concepts aim to limit abuse of power and protect freedoms, but constitution is a written text while constitutionalism is an unwritten principle based on constitutional values.
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The document discusses the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India, which is an independent constitutional authority that audits all expenditures from the Consolidated Fund of India and the state governments.
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- The CAG is appointed by the President of India for a 6-year term and has the responsibility of auditing expenditures of the central and state governments.
- The office of CAG has evolved since British rule in India and was constitutionalized after independence. It has the power to audit all government bodies receiving substantial public funds.
- The CAG submits audit reports of the central and state governments to the President and state governors, who then present them to
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The document discusses the powers and roles of state governors and chief ministers in India according to the country's constitution. It provides details on the following:
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3) State councils of ministers are formed under the chief minister and assist the governor in administering the state, with cabinet ministers overseeing key departments.
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- 1. BAPATLA ENGINEERING COLLEGE : : BAPATLA (Autonomous) Constitution of India II B.Tech – I Semester (Code : 18HU001) Lectures 2 Tutorial 0 Practical 0 Credits 0 Continuous Internal Assessment : 50 Semester End Examination (3 Hours) 50 Course Content UNIT-I 1. Meaning of the constitutional law and constitutionalism. 2. Historical perceptive of the constitution of India 3. Salientfeatures and characteristics of the constitution of India. 4. Preamble union territory and its citizenship. UNIT – II 5. Fundamental rights principles. 6. Directive principles of state policy. 7. Fundamental Duties. 8. The government of the union, the president, The Prime Minister, and the council of ministers, The parliament of India, The supreme court, the union judiciary UNIT – III 9. The Machinery of Government in the states, The Governor, The Chief Minister and council of Ministers, The State legislature, High court, Judiciary in the states 10. Union territories. 11. The Federal System, Division of powers between centre and states, Legislative Administration and Financial relation. 12. Emergency Provisions, President Rule, National Emergency, Financial Emerging 13. Local self Government, Panchayat Raj, Municipalities and municipal Corporation.
- 2. UNIT IV 13. Local self-Government, Panchayat Raj, Municipalities and municipal Corporation 14. Miscellaneous Provisions, The comptroller and Auditor general of India, The Public Service Commission, Special Provisions relating to certain classes, Elections – Political parties. 15. Amendment of the Constitution. Reference Books: 1. Constitutional Government in India - M V Pylee – Asia Publishing House 2. Indian Government and Politics – D C Dasgupta. Vikas Publishing house 3. The Oxford Hand Book of the Indian Constitution, SujitChowdary, MadhavKhosla PratapabhemMehla. 4. Constitutional question in India ; The President , Parliament and the States – Noorani A G – Oxford. 5. Indian Constitution and its features – Astoush Kumar, Anmol Publishers 6. The Constitution of India – Bakshi P M – Universal Law Publishers 7. Legelect’s the constitution of India – RamnarainYadav, K KLegelest Publication