MPPSC MAINS 2022 Paper-II

Points to Remember: Seventh Schedule of the Indian Constitution Union List, State List, Concurrent List Distribution of legislative powers Residuary powers Introduction: The Indian Constitution, a landmark document establishing a federal structure, meticulously outlines the distribution of legislative powers between the Union (Central) government and the State governments. This division is crucial for maintaining a … Read more

Points to Remember: The statement “Political parties are the pillars of modern politics” is a common assertion, not necessarily attributed to a single scholar. The role and importance of political parties are widely debated. The answer requires identifying the statement’s origin (if possible) and analyzing the validity of the statement itself. Introduction: The statement “Political … Read more

Points to Remember: The Indian Constitution outlines the process for removing the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) but doesn’t explicitly detail the procedure. Parliament plays a crucial role in the impeachment process. Judicial review ensures the process adheres to constitutional principles. Transparency and fairness are essential for maintaining public trust in the electoral process. Introduction: The … Read more

Points to Remember: The 10th Amendment Act, 1961, primarily dealt with the reorganization of states in India. Key changes included the creation of new states and the alteration of existing state boundaries. The amendment aimed to address linguistic and administrative concerns. Introduction: The Indian Constitution, a living document, has undergone several amendments since its adoption … Read more

Points to Remember: The Bommai case (S.R. Bommai v. Union of India) dealt with the constitutional validity of President’s Rule imposed in several states. The case significantly impacted the understanding of the balance of power between the Centre and the States in India. The Preamble’s status within the Constitution was a key point of discussion. … Read more