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1. Historical & Constitutional Developments (1858-1947)9

State any two features of the Government of India Act, 1935.
What is meant by Constitutionalism?
Explain any two features of the Government of India Act, 1935.
State two features of the Indian Independence Act, 1947.
Salient Features of the Indian Constitution.
Preamble.
Civil Disobedience Movement.
Discuss the Salient Features of the Indian Constitution.
Explain the socio-legal concepts enshrined in the Preamble of the Indian Constitution. Discuss its significance and its

2. Fundamental Rights & Judicial Activism29

When can the Writ of Certiorari be enforced?
Explain the Doctrine of Eclipse.
What is Ex Post Facto Law?
State the definition of "law" given in Part III of the Constitution of India.
What is meant by Ex-Post Facto Laws?
What rights are granted to minorities under Article 30(1) of the Indian Constitution?
Explain the doctrine of severability.
What is trafficking in human beings and forced labour as per Article 23 of the Indian Constitution?
State the restrictions on the right to freedom of religion.
What is Secularism?
Differentiate between the Writ of Prohibition and the Writ of Certiorari.
Cultural & Educational Rights.
Article 14 and Rule of Law.
'State' under Article 12.
Right Against Exploitation (Article 23 & 24).
Right to Education.
ABC State Government implements a policy of providing free travelling in State transport to women of all ages and school
Anika, a social media influencer, consistently raises concerns about government policies. The Government directs a socia
Mr. A is an editor of a newspaper and writes anti-government articles. The Police Commissioner issues an order for Mr. A
Vidya, an environmental activist, is arrested for organising a peaceful protest against a dam project. She argues her ar
Parliament enacts a law imposing a blanket ban on women from being employed in the State Fire Services. Renu, a trained
Mr. Devkidas was asked to cancel the program of speech of Shamlal on the ground that his speech may create a law and ord
Ravi, a journalist, is taken without an arrest warrant by unidentified persons claiming to be a special task force. Afte
ABC government bans sale of intoxicating substances in the State. (i) Whether such ban is valid? Under which provision?
Explain the Doctrine of Eclipse. How does it differ from the Doctrine of Severability? [Typical long Q for 2023 paper ba
Examine the scope of the Right to Freedom of Religion under the Indian Constitution.
Explain prohibition of discrimination and affirmative action under Article 15 of the Indian Constitution.
Examine the importance of Article 14 of the Indian Constitution in guaranteeing both equality before the law and equal p
Define the term "State" as outlined in Article 12 of the Indian Constitution, supported by relevant legal precedents.

3. Directive Principles & Fundamental Duties8

Enlist any two Fundamental Duties.
Explain any four Fundamental Duties.
What do you understand by Uniform Civil Code?
Which two Acts are repealed by Article 395 of the Constitution of India?
Fundamental Duties.
Mr. Makrand filed a Public Interest Litigation seeking direction to the State to enact a law on following scientific tem
Explore Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's assertion regarding the novel aspect of the Directive Principles. Elucidate the distinction
Describe the Directive Principles of State Policy. Explain the relationship between Directive Principles of State Policy

4. Indian Federalism1

Elucidate the essential characteristics of the Indian Constitution that facilitate its adaptability.

7. Indian Judiciary5

State the grounds for removal of Judges under the Indian Constitution.
What is Judicial Review?
A group of citizens files a petition in the High Court against the municipal corporation for neglecting public parks (un
Explain the role of the President, Parliament, and the Judiciary in the appointment and removal of judges from the Supre
Discuss the constitutional provisions relating to the Supreme Court's original, appellate, and advisory jurisdiction.

8. Law Making Under the Constitution2

State any two modes of acquisition of Indian citizenship.
Person X, of Indian origin, has been residing in Sweden for 10 years and obtained Swedish citizenship. (i) Can X continu

10. Amendment & Basic Structure Doctrine1

Which two words were added to the Preamble of the Constitution by the 42nd Constitution Amendment Act?

13. Miscellaneous Constitutional Provisions4

What is meant by official language?
Official Language.
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