Semi-Presidential Executive: *Two executive branches: President and Prime Minister. *President is directly elected and has significant powers. *Prime Minister is the head of government. *Combines elements of presidential and parliamentary systems. Parliamentary Executive: *Single executive branch formed by the majority party/coalition in the legislature. *Prime Minister is typically the head of government. *The head of state (President) may have limited powers or be ceremonial. Generally not directly elected by citizens. *Executive's survival depends on the legislature's confidence.
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1. **Definition**: Secularism refers to the principle of separating religion from the affairs of the state. 2. **Historical Context**: Developed in response to religious conflicts and to promote tolerance and equality among different religious groups. 3. **Secularism in India**: - Enshrined in the Indian Constitution as a fundamental principle. - Guarantees equal treatment of all religions by the state. - State is prohibited from favoring any particular religion. - India adopts a 'principled distance' from religion rather than being irreligious. 4. **Forms of Secularism**: - Western secularism: Strict separation between religion and state. - Indian secularism: Acknowledgment and accommodation of religious diversity without favoring any specific religion. 5. **Challenges to Secularism**: - Communalism: Political manipulation of religious identities for electoral gains. - Majoritarianism: Dominance of one religious group over others, leading to discrimination. - Religious fundamentalism: Extremist ideologies that reject secular principles and seek to impose religious laws. 6. **Role of the State**: - Ensure religious freedom and equality for all citizens. - Protect minorities from discrimination and violence. - Promote inter-religious harmony and understanding through education and social policies. 7. **Secularism and Citizenship**: - Encourages citizenship based on common rights and responsibilities rather than religious identity. - Emphasizes secular ethics such as tolerance, respect, and justice. 8. **Global Perspectives**: - Different countries have varying approaches to secularism based on historical, cultural, and political contexts. - Secularism is a dynamic concept that evolves over time in response to changing social realities.
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Functions of Executive: *Enforces laws *Develops policies *Manages administration Powers of president: Largely ceremonial (act on the advice of council of ministers) *Appoints PM and council of ministers. *Give assent to bill, or withhold assent in some cases. *Calls and Ends the session of parliament. *Some discretionary power (as discussed in the video)
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The only condition for initiating the impeachment of the Indian President is the "violation of the Constitution." However, the Constitution does not define what is actually a violation of the constitution. INITIATION: Any house of Parliament (Lok Sabha or Rajya Sabha) can initiate the impeachment process. The proposal must be signed by at least one-fourth of the total members of the initiating house, and a 14-day notice is given to the President. RESOLUTION IN FIRST HOUSE: The first house debates and votes on the resolution. To proceed, the resolution must be passed by a two-thirds majority of the members present and voting. If passed, the resolution is sent to the second house. RESOLUTION IN SECOND HOUSE: The second house investigates the charges. If the charges are found to be correct, the resolution must again be passed by a two-thirds majority of the members present and voting. If both houses pass the resolution with the required majority, the President is considered impeached. If the second house does not find the charges correct or any of the house fails to get the required majority, the process ends, and the President remains in office.
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There are some situations called emergency (national emergency art. 352, state emergency/president rule art. 356 and financial emergency art. 360) these can be declared if the required conditions arises. These are declared by the president (obviously on the advice of council of ministers). In these situations powers are mostly in the hand of central government. So the president's power to declare emergency is the emergency power of the president.
Constitutionally president can withhold assent (except constitution amendment bill) for unlimited time as the time limit is not mentioned. But they don't do this, neither this is a very democratic step to withhold assent to a bill passed by representative of people. There is one example, when Zail Singh, the President of India from 1982 till 1987, exercised a pocket veto to prevent the Indian Post Office (Amendment) Bill from becoming law.
Executives ko do group me divide kr skte hai.....ek POLITICAL EXECUTIVE e.g. council of ministers (PM, Defence minister, Foreign minister, home minister etc) aur doosra PERMANENT EXECUTIVE e.g. bureaucracy/civil servants (IAS, IPS, IFS etc). Ministers 5 saal ke baad change ho jate hai lekin ye change nhi hote... isiliye permanent executive. Ministers aur Bureaucracy dono executive ka part hai.
Bhaiya! What is the difference between semi-presidential executives and parliamentary executives?
please give and in bulletins
answer*
Semi-Presidential Executive:
*Two executive branches: President and Prime Minister.
*President is directly elected and has significant powers.
*Prime Minister is the head of government.
*Combines elements of presidential and parliamentary systems.
Parliamentary Executive:
*Single executive branch formed by the majority party/coalition in the legislature.
*Prime Minister is typically the head of government.
*The head of state (President) may have limited powers or be ceremonial. Generally not directly elected by citizens.
*Executive's survival depends on the legislature's confidence.
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1. **Definition**: Secularism refers to the principle of separating religion from the affairs of the state.
2. **Historical Context**: Developed in response to religious conflicts and to promote tolerance and equality among different religious groups.
3. **Secularism in India**:
- Enshrined in the Indian Constitution as a fundamental principle.
- Guarantees equal treatment of all religions by the state.
- State is prohibited from favoring any particular religion.
- India adopts a 'principled distance' from religion rather than being irreligious.
4. **Forms of Secularism**:
- Western secularism: Strict separation between religion and state.
- Indian secularism: Acknowledgment and accommodation of religious diversity without favoring any specific religion.
5. **Challenges to Secularism**:
- Communalism: Political manipulation of religious identities for electoral gains.
- Majoritarianism: Dominance of one religious group over others, leading to discrimination.
- Religious fundamentalism: Extremist ideologies that reject secular principles and seek to impose religious laws.
6. **Role of the State**:
- Ensure religious freedom and equality for all citizens.
- Protect minorities from discrimination and violence.
- Promote inter-religious harmony and understanding through education and social policies.
7. **Secularism and Citizenship**:
- Encourages citizenship based on common rights and responsibilities rather than religious identity.
- Emphasizes secular ethics such as tolerance, respect, and justice.
8. **Global Perspectives**:
- Different countries have varying approaches to secularism based on historical, cultural, and political contexts.
- Secularism is a dynamic concept that evolves over time in response to changing social realities.
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Sir please cover another book political theory of class 11 too,
You are one of the best teacher of pol. science aa no other teacher is explaining through these kind of animated videos,
Please look at this request
Please upload legislative and judiciary ASAP.
Yep
simple yet knowledgeable
Amazing ✨it's really easy to understand by animation 🤌
Thanks😊
Yes
Literally your video's work like a magic in revising the chapter .... Thank you so much bhaiya 🙏🙏
Glad to hear that
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Thank you sir
Legislature chapter video ❤
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Bhaiya thank you kal parso exam hai aur aap ne mere liye sabse tough chapter ka explaination bana diya THANKYOU!!
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Best channel for political science, you really explain every topic very well. Thankyou somuch for this vid. Please please continue this series and can you upload vid of legislature also..
Sir pls polty ke sbhi vedio daal dejiye . This is totally helpful ek chota sa overview mil jata self krne ke leya . Thnku very much .
Bro you're teaching is very good..but plz ap aage ke or chapters ki bhi vedios dale i request to u....
Bhaiya what are functions of executive?
And please tell what are powers of president in short lines in bullet points.
Functions of Executive:
*Enforces laws
*Develops policies
*Manages administration
Powers of president:
Largely ceremonial (act on the advice of council of ministers)
*Appoints PM and council of ministers.
*Give assent to bill, or withhold assent in some cases.
*Calls and Ends the session of parliament.
*Some discretionary power (as discussed in the video)
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aab kya karu ?
aap bahut help kar rahe ho quick revision karne mee
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Please cover the chapter secularism
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Bhaiya...class 11 k baaki chapters ka explanation bhi upload kariye na....that would help a lot
Thnku so muchh😊
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please make more videos on other chapters
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Upload Kiya hua hai ye teeno chapter....check playlist
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Birother phele to live u for making videos for us for easy stuides❤❤❤❤ or can u please make videos on bst all chapter 13 hi he bas or economics ka jo bache h chapters please bhot ajda help ho jayegi hamari .....all sare vote Karo yrr pley future ka swal h ❤❤❤
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Make more videos of class11 political and geography
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Sir very nice video. It helps me a lot
What is delimitation commission
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Bhaiya please explain how the president can be removed by impeachment.. it’s my half yearly exam tomorrow 🙏🏻 please explain
The only condition for initiating the impeachment of the Indian President is the "violation of the Constitution." However, the Constitution does not define what is actually a violation of the constitution.
INITIATION:
Any house of Parliament (Lok Sabha or Rajya Sabha) can initiate the impeachment process. The proposal must be signed by at least one-fourth of the total members of the initiating house, and a 14-day notice is given to the President.
RESOLUTION IN FIRST HOUSE:
The first house debates and votes on the resolution. To proceed, the resolution must be passed by a two-thirds majority of the members present and voting. If passed, the resolution is sent to the second house.
RESOLUTION IN SECOND HOUSE:
The second house investigates the charges. If the charges are found to be correct, the resolution must again be passed by a two-thirds majority of the members present and voting.
If both houses pass the resolution with the required majority, the President is considered impeached.
If the second house does not find the charges correct or any of the house fails to get the required majority, the process ends, and the President remains in office.
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You have really done a great job ...Quite difficult to cover and understand such important chapters but you made it .
Thank you so so much ..Looking forward for indian theory book too
please make it soon please
Pls history ka bhi content add krein
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Thanks bhaiya itta aacha samjhane ke liye❤❤❤
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Sir... What is the emergency power of president....? Plz explain
There are some situations called emergency (national emergency art. 352, state emergency/president rule art. 356 and financial emergency art. 360) these can be declared if the required conditions arises. These are declared by the president (obviously on the advice of council of ministers). In these situations powers are mostly in the hand of central government.
So the president's power to declare emergency is the emergency power of the president.
Political theory wlii book k bhi chapters ki videos bna do plzzzz
This 15 min.lecture = 1 hours class
Bhaiya federalism ch ki video kab aai gi 🙏
Thank you❤so much sir
Thank you bhaiya.
Also upload legislature chapter pliz😢🙏🙏our exam is very near.
Please judiciary ka video upload kar dijiye 🙏
Plz make a video next chapter Dil se support apko
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Plz make all ch plzzzzzz of class 11
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Please legislature and judiciary too 25th ko exam h🥲🥲
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Plzz bhaiya upload history and geography chapters video...🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️
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13:33 po*n india services?
Bhaiya if any important bill came to prisedent and she not response to the bill for a month or year what will happen 😊
Constitutionally president can withhold assent (except constitution amendment bill) for unlimited time as the time limit is not mentioned. But they don't do this, neither this is a very democratic step to withhold assent to a bill passed by representative of people.
There is one example, when Zail Singh, the President of India from 1982 till 1987, exercised a pocket veto to prevent the Indian Post Office (Amendment) Bill from becoming law.
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Sir federalism chapter pahada dijiye please 6jan se pt 2exam hai jaldi please please😢🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 aap se best koi nahi phadata hai please
Emergency power of president?
Can you supply or make notes of chapter or next videos
Impeachment mean?
Removal kind of
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BHAI PLZZ AAGE KI VIDEOS BHI DAAL DIJIYE MONDAY KO MERA POLITICAL SCIENCE KA PAPER H
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Pls make video on judiciary and legislative chp pls jldi krdo exam h prso
Please upload more videos
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Federalism chapter phada dijiye please
Bhaiya please 12 ke liye Jo chapters hai unhe abhi se bana do
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Sir judiciary chapter phada diye please ... Exam aa rahe hai please
Notes be dediya kero bro
Please sir judiciary
Or sir social justice bhee phada diye na please... Exam se phele
Please bhai mujhe aap pol science book 2 ka bhi bana do please
Sir judiciary chapter phada diye please
Please bhai mujhe toh ma pol science book 2 ka bhi bana do
Please jaldi
Bhaiya muje permanent executive bureaucracy samajh nahi aya!
Executives ko do group me divide kr skte hai.....ek POLITICAL EXECUTIVE e.g. council of ministers (PM, Defence minister, Foreign minister, home minister etc) aur doosra PERMANENT EXECUTIVE e.g. bureaucracy/civil servants (IAS, IPS, IFS etc). Ministers 5 saal ke baad change ho jate hai lekin ye change nhi hote... isiliye permanent executive.
Ministers aur Bureaucracy dono executive ka part hai.
@@SpeltOut Now I understand! Thank u.. Bhai❤️
Please make the language more easier
Like...what difficulties you face in language? Plz elaborate
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Bhai tumhari har video m horror sound kyu hota h 😂