Struggling with Laxmikanth’s Indian Polity? I Found A Better Way.

I have been preparing for some time, i gave the prelims this year, now preparing for mains, this year, and I have read Indian Polity by Laxmikant, but there is a problem—it's very long and sometimes, the laws and constitutional articles related to the topic aren't mentioned alongside the text; instead, they're just at the end. This creates a lot of confusion.

When I go online, it’s a struggle to gather everything from different websites and then add it somewhere safe so I can refer back to it easily. Plus, every other website seems to be trying to sell something or is full of annoying ads. It’s really hard to find reliable information.

But I decided to do something about it. I wrote notes, found the relevant laws and constitutional articles for each chapter, and put it all in one place.

So, here I would like to share it with everyone. I put it on my website where you can read it for free—no paywall, nothing. Everything is available for you all.

One more reason I’m sharing this with you all is because you can tell me what else I can add to make it better and help spread knowledge.

I’m tired of these websites asking for money just to provide information, so I wrote all of it myself.

I have also put everything in order, so others can study from it. From this i can tell you that, you can study from this or choose to study from Indian Polity, but polity is bit better, i have tried to cover every single topic, but the judgement part of book is still not covered. I am writing about, it, so it should be available soon.

Also a small message: these blogs are hosted on single AWS lightsail instance, the smallest one, so for some it can take time to load.

Each chapter is linked below, so you can click through and check them out. If you’re finding Laxmikanth a bit too much to handle, these articles might just be what you need:

  1. Chapter 1: Making of the Constitution
  2. Chapter 2: Constitutional Framework
  3. Chapter 3: Concept of the Constitution
  4. Chapter 4: Salient Features of the Constitution
  5. Chapter 6: Union and Its Territory
  6. Chapter 7: Citizenship
  7. Chapter 8: Fundamental Rights
  8. Chapter 9: Directive Principles of State Policy
  9. Chapter 10: Fundamental Duties
  10. Chapter 11: Amendment of the Constitution
  11. Chapter 12: Basic Structure of the Constitution
  12. Chapter 13: Parliamentary Systems in India
  13. Chapter 14: Federal System
  14. Chapter 15: Centre-State Relations
  15. Chapter 16: Inter-State Relations in India
  16. Chapter 17: Emergency Provisions
  17. Chapter 18: President of India
  18. Chapter 19: Vice-President of India
  19. Chapter 20: Prime Minister of India
  20. Chapter 21: Central Council of Ministers
  21. Chapter 22: Cabinet Committees
  22. Chapter 23: Parliament of India
  23. Chapter 24: Parliamentary Committees in India
  24. Chapter 25: Indian Parliamentary Group
  25. Chapter 26: Supreme Court
  26. Chapter 27: Judicial Activism in India
  27. Chapter 28: Public Interest Litigation in India
  28. Chapter 29: Governor
  29. Chapter 30: Chief Minister
  30. Chapter 31: State Council of Ministers in India
  31. Chapter 32: State Legislature in India
  32. Chapter 33: High Courts in India
  33. Chapter 34: Subordinate Courts in India
  34. Chapter 35: Tribunals in India
  35. Chapter 36: Consumer Commissions
  36. Chapter 37: Lok Adalats and Other Courts
  37. Chapter 38: Panchayati Raj
  38. Chapter 39: Municipalities
  39. Chapter 40: Union Territories in India
  40. Chapter 41: Scheduled and Tribal Areas
  41. Chapter 42: Election Commission
  42. Chapter 43: Union Public Service Commission
  43. Chapter 44: State Public Service Commission
  44. Chapter 45: Finance Commission
  45. Chapter 46: Goods and Services Tax Council (GST)
  46. Chapter 47: National Commission for Scheduled Tribes (NCST)
  47. Chapter 48: National Commission for Backward Classes (NCBC)
  48. Chapter 49: Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG)
  49. Chapter 50: Attorney General of India
  50. Chapter 51: NITI Aayog
  51. Chapter 52: National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)
  52. Chapter 53: State Human Rights Commission in India
  53. Chapter 54: National Commission for Women in India (NCW)
  54. Chapter 55: National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR)
  55. Chapter 56: National Commission for Minorities (NCM)
  56. Chapter 57: Central Vigilance Commission (CVC)
  57. Chapter 58: Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)
  58. Chapter 59: Lokpal and Lokayuktas in India
  59. Chapter 60: National Investigation Agency (NIA)
  60. Chapter 61: National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA)
  61. Chapter 62: Bar Council of India
  62. Chapter 63: Law Commission of India
  63. Chapter 64: Delimitation Commission of India
  64. Chapter 65: Co-operative Societies
  65. Chapter 66: Official Languages in India
  66. Chapter 67: Public Services
  67. Chapter 68: Rights and Liabilities of the Government
  68. Chapter 69: Special Provisions Relating to Certain Classes
  69. Chapter 70: Political Parties in India
  70. Chapter 71: Role of Regional Parties in India
  71. Chapter 72: Elections in India
  72. Chapter 73: Election Laws in India
  73. Chapter 74: Electoral Reforms in India
  74. Chapter 75: Voting Behaviour in India
  75. Chapter 76: Coalition Government in India
  76. Chapter 77: Anti-Defection Law in India
  77. Chapter 78: Foreign Policy of India
  78. Chapter 79: National Commission for Scheduled Castes (NCSC)

So, if you’ve been slogging through Indian Polity and feeling like you’re not getting anywhere, check out these articles. They’re here to make your study process a bit less painful and a lot more effective. Happy studying!