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Syllabus

 Indian Constitution
o Historical underpinnings of the constitution
o Evolution of the Constitution
o Salient features
o Basic structure
o Amendments
o Significant provisions
o Functions and responsibilities of the Union and the states
o Issues and challenges related to the Federal Structure
o Devolution of powers and finances up to local government level
o Challenges in the devolution of power
o Separation of powers between various organs of the government
o Dispute redressal mechanisms and institutions
o Comparison of India’s constitutional scheme with other countries
o Constitutional and non-constitutional bodies
 Governance & Polity
o Parliament and State Legislatures
 Structure
 Functioning
 Conduct of Business
 Powers & Privileges
 Issues arising out of Powers & Privileges of legislative bodies
o Executive and Judiciary
 Structure
 Organization
 Functioning
 Ministries and departments of the government
o Pressure groups
o Formal & Informal associations and their role in the polity
o Salient features of the People’s Representation Act
Governance
o Appointment to various constitutional posts
o Powers, functions and responsibilities of various constitutional bodies
o Statutory, regulatory and various quasi-judicial bodies
o Government policies and interventions for the development of various sectors
o Issues arising out of design and implementation of government intervention
o Development processes and the development of industry
o role of NGOs, SHGs, various groups and associations, donors, charities, institutional and
other stakeholders
o Important aspects of governance, transparency and accountability
o e-governance
 applications

 models

 successes

 limitations and potential

 citizens charters

 transparency & accountability and institutional and other measures.

o Role of Civil Services in a Democracy

I. Indian Constitution

Historical Underpinnings

Inspired economic critique + socialism + Russian + socialist state

Tribal + social reform + women = Equality and justice

Speech, press, assembly, association = Karachi, 1931

Religion + profession = communalism + partition

1833 = Separation of powers

1858 = bureaucratic development

1861 = legislature as an independent entity = Parliamentary sys.

1909 = election + representation in Legislative Council

1919 = Bicameral Legislature + elements of responsible gov

1935 = division of powers in federal, provincial and concurrent

lists; provincial autonomy; separate electorates for depressed

classes

Rights

1. Reservations

LOCAL PRIVATE JOBS

Private

Sector

-Locals

 Rising Unemployment

 Agrarian Distress

 Needs such policies to achieve

substantial equality

 Rehabilitation of landowners

 Legitimate Right to ask Private Sector to

share Burden

 Similar Reservation in Education was

upheld

 Populist demand

 May not pass legal scrutiny

 Dangerous for unity of country

 Concern of industry-Competency

 Difficult to attract investments

 medium & large-scale companies

and MNCs adversely impacted.

 barrier to ease of doing business.

II. Governance & Polity

Platforms:
Self-
Regulations
censorship
 promote standards - advance
media’s credibility
 levelling the playing field
 challenging to monitor

Government policies and interventions for the development of

various sectors

3. Education

Internationali
sation of HE
 Prevent brain drain + curb foreign exchange outflow
 Accommodate increasing number of students
 Spurring innovation
 Attract international students
 Improvement in performance Indicators [World University
Rankings] + [Global Talent Competitive Index]
 Disruption of higher education ecosystem
[Costly]
 Highly controlled education sector
 Lack of clarity
 Dearth of funds

4. Health

ASHA
Workers
 First port of call
 Creating awareness
 Role as a counselor
 Delivery of first contact health care
 Low payments
 Delay in payments and release of funds
 Issues with training and availability of drugs/equipment
 Harassment by nurses, paramedics and senior medical staff
Digital
Health
 Patients - access their medical
records and share them with
health care providers
 access to more accurate
information
 remotely
 pricing of services and
accountability
 patient’s medical history
 enable faster reimbursement
 advanced analytics, usage of
health- biomarkers and better
preventive healthcare.
 geography and demography-
based monitoring
 comprehensive feedback loop
 Data Integrity Issues
 Data Collection, Storage and Transmission
Challenges
 Illegal Data selling and Theft

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III. Governance

Powers, functions and responsibilities of various constitutional &

Statutory bodies

NCSC  Increased incidence of atrocities & violence

 Lack of pro-active action

 Lack of institutionalization in procedures of

appointment to Commission

 Lack of penal powers

 Inaction on Annual Reports

 Ensuring effective and participatory policies

 Culture of apathy

 Strengthening legal and judicial protection

 Appointment – autonomous

 criminal investigation, penalize, fixed time period for

discussion of reports in Parliament

 engagement with civil society

 implementation

Central Information

Commissioner

 Pendency of cases

 Vacancies and appointments

 Excessive government control

 Returning of appeals

 Addressing pendency and vacancies

 Addressing central control

 Bringing parity in remuneration

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[VISION IAS -1523 (2020)]
Syllabus
Indian Constitution
oHistorical underpinnings of the constitution
oEvolution of the Constitution
oSalient features
oBasic structure
oAmendments
oSignificant provisions
oFunctions and responsibilities of the Union and the states
oIssues and challenges related to the Federal Structure
oDevolution of powers and finances up to local government level
oChallenges in the devolution of power
oSeparation of powers between various organs of the government
oDispute redressal mechanisms and institutions
oComparison of India’s constitutional scheme with other countries
oConstitutional and non-constitutional bodies
Governance & Polity
oParliament and State Legislatures
Structure
Functioning
Conduct of Business
Powers & Privileges
Issues arising out of Powers & Privileges of legislative bodies
oExecutive and Judiciary
Structure
Organization
Functioning
Ministries and departments of the government
oPressure groups
oFormal & Informal associations and their role in the polity
oSalient features of the People’s Representation Act
Governance
oAppointment to various constitutional posts
oPowers, functions and responsibilities of various constitutional bodies
oStatutory, regulatory and various quasi-judicial bodies
oGovernment policies and interventions for the development of various sectors
oIssues arising out of design and implementation of government intervention
oDevelopment processes and the development of industry
orole of NGOs, SHGs, various groups and associations, donors, charities, institutional and
other stakeholders
oImportant aspects of governance, transparency and accountability
oe-governance
applications