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Lecture 32
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00:06 - Last Lecture Overview
BASIC STRUCTURE OF THE CONSTITUTION
02:40 - Emergence of the basic structure (Shankari prasad case 1951)
06:44 - Golak Nath Case 1967
09:28 - Kesavanandra Bharati Case 1973
12:49 - Minerva Mills Case 1980
14:19 - Waman Rao case 1981
15:37 - Elements of the basic structure
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Kesavananda Bharati case(1973)- Supreme Court - judgment in the Golak Nath case (1967).
It upheld the validity of the 24th Amendment Act (1971) and stated that Parliament is empowered to abridge or take away any of the Fundamental Rights.
At the same time, it laid down a new doctrine of the ‘basic structure’ (or ‘basic features’) of the Constitution – Constituent power of Parliament under Article 368 does not enable it to alter the ‘basic structure’ of the Constitution
PART I
Constitutional Framework
1. Historical Background
2. Making of the Constitution
3. Salient Features of the Constitution
4. Preamble of the Constitution
5. Union and its Territory
6. Citizenship
7. Fundamental Rights
8. Directive Principles of State Policy
9. Fundamental Duties
10. Amendment of the Constitution
11. Basic Structure of the Constitution
PART II
System of Government
12. Parliamentary System
13. Federal System
14. Center–State Relations
15. Inter-State Relations
16. Emergency Provisions
PART III
Central Government
17. President
18. Vice-President
19. Prime Minister
20. Central Council of Ministers
21. Cabinet Committees
22. Parliament
23. Parliamentary Committees
24. Parliamentary Forums
25. Supreme Court
PART IV
State Government
26. Governor
27. Chief Minister
28. State Council of Ministers
29. State Legislature
30. High Court
31. Subordinate Courts
32. Special Status of Jammu & Kashmir
33. Special Provisions for Some States
PART V
Local Government
34. Panchayati Raj
35. Municipalities
PART VI
Union Territories and Special Areas
36. Union Territories
37. Scheduled and Tribal Areas
PART VII
Constitutional Bodies
38. Election Commission
39. Union Public Service Commission
40. State Public Service Commission
41. Finance Commission
42. National Commission for SCs
43. National Commission for STs
44. Special Officer for Linguistic Minorities
45. Comptroller and Auditor General of India
46. Attorney General of India
47. Advocate General of the State
PART VIII
Non-Constitutional Bodies
48. Planning Commission
49. National Development Council
50. National Human Rights Commission
51. State Human Rights Commission
52. Central Information Commission
53. State Information Commission
54. Central Vigilance Commission
55. Central Bureau of Investigation
56. Lokpal and Lokayuktas
PART IX
Other Constitutional Dimensions
57. Co-operative Societies
58. Official Language
59. Public Services
60. Tribunals
61. Rights and Liabilities of the Government
62. Authoritative Text of the Constitution in Hindi Language
63. Special Provisions Relating to Certain Classes
PART X
Political Dynamics
64. Political Parties
65. Elections
66. Electoral Reforms
67. Anti-Defection Law
68. Pressure Groups
69. National Integration
70. Foreign Policy
PART XI
Working of the Constitution
71. National Commission to Review the Working of the Constitution
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