Topics
The State
Section I : Political Concepts
Section II : Comparative Government and Politics
Liberty and Rights
Section III : Public Administration
Equality and Justice
- Equality
- History of Equality
- Importance of Equality
- Facets of Equality
- Types of Equality
- Equality in the Context of India
- Justice
- Types of Justice
- Indian Concept of Justice
Constitutional Government
Section IV : International Relations
Concept of Representation
- Representation
- Methods of Representation
- Classification of Electoral Systems
- Right to Vote
- Channels and Levels of Representation
- Classification of Political Parties
- Origin of Political Parties
- Interest and Pressure Groups
- Non Governmental Organisations (NGO)
Role of the Judiciary
- Judicial Independence
- Judicial System in India
- The Judiciary and Its Functions
- Judicial Activism
- Judicial Review
Public Administration
- Public Administration
- Scope of Public Administration: Narrow and Broad
- Evolution of Public Administration
- Public Policy
- Administrative System in India
- How Does the Administration Function?
Development Administration
- Development Administration
- Features of Development Administration
- Development Administration in India
- NITI Aayog
- Development Programmes
The World since 1945 - I
- The World since 1945
- Effects of the Second World War
- Cold War
- Phases of Cold War
- Series of Military Alliances Made in Asia
The World since 1945 - II
- Phase 1959 to 1962 (Shifts in the Cold War)
- Phase 1962 to 1972 (Foundations of Détente)
- Phase 1972 to 1979 (Détente)
- Phase 1979 to 1985/86 (New Cold War)
- Phase 1985 to 1991 (The Gorbachev Era)
Notes
State |
Government |
Nature:It is a whole concept. |
Nature:It is part of the State. |
Concept:It is an abstract concept. |
Concept:It is a concrete reality. Individuals in government can be identified. |
Tenure:State is permanent. |
Tenure:Government is temporary.A Government exists for a specific |
Sovereignty:The State is a sovereign entity. |
Sovereignty:Government is the means through |
Elements:Popoulation, territory, government and sovereignty are the elements of the State. |
Elements:Government is one of the elements of the State. |
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