Indian Polity Quiz - Part 7 | Competitive Exams Preparation | UPSC, SSC, UGC NET, Exams

Welcome to Part 7 of our Indian Polity MCQ series! In this video, we delve into some intriguing questions that deepen our understanding of Indian polity.
From understanding who holds the power to increase the number of judges in the Supreme Court of India to discovering the historical significance of the first General Elections held in India, we cover these pivotal topics in detail.
We also explore the origins of 'Public Interest Litigation' and the critical processes involving the President of India, such as their authority to proclaim an emergency and resign from office. Additionally, we shed light on the financial provisions regarding the President's salary and allowances, as well as the linguistic basis of the first Indian state.
In our previous video, we addressed foundational concepts such as the role of the Chief Election Commissioner, the origins of Directive Principles in the Indian Constitution, and the intricate workings of the Election Commission.
We also discussed essential elements like economic justice, the structure of Parliament sessions, and the President's branch of government.
These topics are crucial for anyone preparing for competitive exams like UPSC and SSC, providing a comprehensive review of Indian polity and constitutional principles.
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