Sources of Indian Constitution[Indian Polity Notes for UPSC, SSC etc. ] : This Article discusses the various Sources of Indian Constitution. The Indian Constitution has borrowed many features and provisions from the different sources like Government of India Act 1935 and world’s different constitutions like US Constitution, UK Constitution, USSR Constitution, German Constitution etc. as per the needs and requirements of our nation. Study of the Sources of Indian Constitution is very important from examination point of view. BelowRead More
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National Commission for SCs and STs: [Indian Polity Notes for UPSC, SSC etc.] This Article discusses the National Commission For SCs and STs and the history, powers, functions and composition of the commissions established by the Constitution of India. Are both National Commission for SCs and National Commission for STs Constitutional bodies? Yes Both , the National Commission for SCs and National Commission for STs are Constitutional bodiesRead More
Amendment of Indian Constitution[Indian Polity Notes for UPSC, SSC etc. ] : This Article discusses the Amendment of Indian Constitution and the Amendment Procedure to be followed as provided under the Constitution of India. ‘Amendment of Indian Constitution’ means bringing change in the already present provisions of the Indian Constitution. The need of amendment can be because of various reasons. What is Article 368 given in the Indian Constitution? Article 368Read More
Types of Forests and Natural Vegetation in India: India is home of diverse Natural Vegetation. From Temperate Grasslands to Tropical Rain Forest, from Montane vegatation to Thorn Forests, everything is experienced in India.This article lists the main types of forests in India and the features of natural vegetation present in these forests. Types of Forests in India: Broadly, the types of forests in India can be divided into fiveRead More
UPSC Notes for Indian Geography [NCERT] – Major Soil Types in India: Soil – Introduction: Soil is the mixture of rock debris and organic materials which develop on the earth’s surface and which can support the growth of plants. The various agents of gradation and weathering acts on the parent rock to produce a thin layer of Soil. The major factors affecting the formation of Soil are: Relief (Relief meansRead More