THE EXAMS POINTRights, restrictions and remedies
Do not treat every constitutional right as absolute or every right as limited to citizens.
Open mind map ↗Indian Polity (Politics)
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Five writs: match remedy to problem
A writ is chosen by its legal function, not by memorising its Latin name alone.
Open mind map ↗Rights, policy goals and duties
These parts support constitutional governance through different legal roles.
Open mind map ↗Who makes up Parliament?
Parliament consists of the President and two Houses. Government and Parliament are related but distinct institutions.
Open mind map ↗Ordinary Bill: the normal route
This route is for an ordinary Bill. Money Bills and Constitution Amendment Bills have different rules.
Open mind map ↗Three legislative lists
Distribution of legislative competence must be read with constitutional exceptions, not as absolute isolation.
Open mind map ↗Local government: two parallel structures
Actual powers and finances depend on constitutional provisions and applicable State laws.
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