Basic Structure of the Constitution FULL CHAPTER | Indian Polity Laxmikant Chapter 12

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9:10 Indira Nehru Gandhi vs Raj Narain (1975) 19:17 - article 31 is constitutional right by 44th amendment act 1978 goes to part 4 DPSP article 300A. 37:01- person name was Raj Narain 41:20 - article 19(1)(f) ensures that any person's right against his property remains protected. 48:39 - Minerva mills case ensures harmony between FRs and DPSP 49:19 - collegium system 99th amendment act 2014 NJAC national judicial appointment commission 57:14 - Indra Sawhney case related to reservation of socially backward classes

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9:03 Indira Nehru Gandhi case 1975 versus Raj Narain 19:07 right to property removed from fundamental right and added as a constitutional right in article 300A 37:01 the person name Raj Narain 41:18 right to acquire, hold, and dispose of property was one of the fundamental rights enshrined in Article 19(1)(f) of the Indian Constitution.

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Art 19 1 (f) right to Acquire Hold Dispose of property - Repealed

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Art 19 f right to practice any profesion n to carry occupation any trade or business

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​@@MehranaamtolangouAngom-do9yc Sir jo ap bta rhe hai wo 19 1 g hai

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9:25-- Indira gandhi va raj narain (1975) 37:03 -raj narain

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22:33 the way sir said "ACT" was so funny it suddenly made me laugh .😅 I'm not insulting sir I respect him from botom of my heart and and also his efforts towards us. Please don't take serious I'm not humiliting sir.🙏

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😆indeed its funny !

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agr pta chle to batana ...

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Article 19 (f) is related to right to property.

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Chapter 12 done ✅

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Jai Hind Sir,...

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[@dominicbhai-gaming8847]

Sir one question - what is the difference between constitutional right or legal right??

[@AdityaTiwariUPSC]

The main difference lies in their SOURCE & SCOPE ! CRs are derived from a country's Constitution (Supreme Law of the Land). These are considered fundamental & are usually protected by the highest law in the country While LRs encompass a broader range of rights granted by Laws and Statutes, which may or may not be directly based on the Constitution. Some LRs may be CRs as well, there are also LRs that are not explicitly mentioned in the Constitution but are estd. through other legislative processes. To summarize, CRs are mostly FRs enshrined in the Constitution, while LRs refer to a wide variety of rights granted by Laws & Regulations at various levels.

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What's "female - judge" . Judge is judge.

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Article 300A right to property, NJAC ( national judicial appointment commission) act 2014.

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Sir "Black hole " please next class m dobara samjhana kyu ki confusion h ! Humble request ❤️

[@AdityaTiwariUPSC]

So, The 9th Schedule contains a list of central and state laws which cannot be challenged in courts and was added by the Constitution (First Amendment) Act, 1951. (UP Land Reform Act, Bihar Land Reform Act, etc) The first Amendment added 13 laws to the Schedule. Subsequent amendments in various years have taken the number of protected laws to 284 currently. So, till 1973, no Law placed in this Schedule can be challenged in any court on any ground. But SC has cleared this position by saying that this shield cannot protect such laws placed after 24/4/1973 Hence it seemed, that 9th Schedule is acting like a "Black Hole" at the start. If still not clear, I'll discuss over Telegram or some other mode

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@@AdityaTiwariUPSC sir clear hogaya ..thank you sir ... Matlab pahle toh tha Black hole 1973 tak .. But uske baad se SC ne clear kar diya ki protecting shield tumhaari ab ni chalegi ☺️!! Thanks 😊 sir ...

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Sir, is it enough notes which you teach in blackboard? Please sir reply

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Bhai UPSC ke liye laxmikant ko 5 baar reading kar 1 baar achhay se padh aur 2 baar revision kar Phir shayd enough hai

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But sir beshak CAA ek law toh nhi hai lekin changes toh le hi ata hai na vo or fir usko kyu supreme court nai assume nhi kiya?

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Sir, judicial review and judicial interpretation are one and same thing??

[@AdityaTiwariUPSC]

No, judicial review and judicial interpretation are not the same thing, although they are related concepts in the field of law. Judicial Review: Judicial review is the process by which courts review the actions of the executive branch (government agencies and officials) and legislative branch (laws passed by legislatures) to ensure they are in accordance with the constitution. In other words, it's the power of the judiciary to review the constitutionality of laws and government actions. This allows the judiciary to strike down laws or actions that are deemed unconstitutional. Judicial Interpretation: Judicial interpretation refers to the process by which courts interpret and apply the law, including statutes, regulations, and constitutional provisions, to specific cases that come before them. Judges often need to interpret the language of the law to determine its meaning and how it applies in a particular situation. This can involve analyzing the legislative intent, precedent (previous court decisions), and other relevant factors. While judicial interpretation is a broader concept that involves understanding and applying the law, judicial review specifically focuses on the power of courts to assess the constitutionality of laws and government actions. In many cases, judicial interpretation plays a role in the process of judicial review, as judges need to interpret the constitution and other legal texts to determine whether a law or action is consistent with them.

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Untouchability under article...17

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Sir i have a question ❓ Sir Parliament and Rajyasabha ek hi h ya alag h ? Or agr h toh parliament m kon beth ta h ?

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Bilkul alag alag hai... Dhyan se padho

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Ok ... parliament = President+ loksabha+Rajyasabha

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@@riyachoudhary580 In Lok Sabha, the MPs which we elect, represent us. In Rajya Sabha, there are MPs whom we don't elect, but they are elected by the Members of State Legislative Assemblies to represent that particular State

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❤ 42:58 😊

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[@AdityaTiwariUPSC]

I want you to : A. Have the syllabus with you. B. Have the Previous Years' Questions with you. C. Start reading newspaper on your own, then watch any good video on current affairs to get the idea of what to read from the newspapers. D. Watch the Book Series Videos and make notes in a few pages. E. Revise F. Take Tests G. Succeed ! ! ! 🙂

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[@AdityaTiwariUPSC]

@@shiiviikuhar Look at it in this way : at what stage of preparation you're at. Are you going to take your attempt within the next 2 years ? if the answer to this is yes, then definitely you need the books to make a second reading. Video Lectures help in the first reading if you're a beginner (or if you have any doubt anywhere)

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42:27 42:29 😊😊

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Doctrine/dogma is not a theory! 😂. Doctrine in this context means “stated principles held by the Supreme Court”. Theory is an altogether different thing, a dispassionate and disinterested exercise. Conflating them will create more confusion!

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Indira gandhi vs raj narayan case 1975

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