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[rimpamahato]

3:21 part 5
4:58 parliament
14:29 Delimitation Committee
1:13:52 Budget
1:25:19 - parliamentary tools
1:38:49 Parliamentary Committees
1:48:50 - Union Exe. (chap 1)
1:50:07 president
2:03:44 vice president
2:37:11 union judiciary (SC)
3:11:58 state lagislature
3:30:23 High Court
3:39:04 Making of constituition
3:52:30 Features of constitution
3:59:15 Schedules
4:06:47 Sources of constitution
4:11:36 Preamble
4:16:27 Part 1
4:26:25 citizenship
4:35:12 Fundamental Rights
5:10:14 DPSP
5:43:11 Panchayat
5:55:07 - Election Commission
6:00:05 - part 14 (Services)
6:01:14 Finance Commission
6:04:08 Emergency

[KaushalBeniwal_]

00:24 The video is about the completion of the Polity section for SSC CGL/CHSL Mains 2023 and Delhi Police 2023 exams.
03:03 Chapter Two of Part Five of the Constitution discusses Parliament.
07:15 SSC CGL/CHSL Mains 2023: Complete polity summarized in one point.
09:38 Representation in Rajya Sabha is not available for Union Territories with low population.
13:50 Delimitation Commission and its significance
15:55 Rajya Sabha is a permanent house with no fixed term
19:45 Parliament has three sessions: budget session, monsoon session, and winter session.
21:45 Dissolution of Lok Sabha and the role of the President
25:28 The video discusses the meaning and importance of the President's address in the polity for SSC CGL/CHSL Mains and Delhi Police exams.
27:16 The first session after each general election is significant as the President addresses the Parliament.
31:18 The Chairman can act when the Chairman's seat is vacant
33:04 Vacancy in the positions of Chairman and Deputy Chairman creates a panel of Vice Chair Persons.
36:23 The process of resignation and removal of the Speaker and Deputy Speaker in the Indian parliamentary system.
38:20 The concept of Protem Speaker
42:02 Voting in the House has two types: voting at first instance and casting vote.
43:53 The Chairman of Rajya Sabha and the Speaker of Lok Sabha do not have casting votes.
47:22 MPs and MLAs need to disclose their place of residence or they will lose their seats.
49:04 Key disqualifications for becoming a Member of Parliament
52:47 The Supreme Court can review and nullify laws created by Parliament.
54:39 Different types of bills in polity
58:19 Joint sitting in Parliament is conducted under Article 108 of the Constitution.
1:00:00 If there is no Speaker of the Lok Sabha, then the Deputy Speaker will take charge.
1:03:45 Money bill definition and its relation to taxes
1:05:49 Tax and veto power explained
1:10:08 The President of India has the power of pocket veto.
1:12:00 Annual Financial Statement is a constitutional requirement.
1:15:57 Demand for grant is a way for the government to request and justify funds
1:17:34 Different types of cut motions in the Parliament
1:22:46 Different types of grants and understanding the financial bill
1:24:21 Article 117 talks about the financial bill and Article 118 talks about the rules of procedure of the Houses.
1:29:17 Zero hour starts immediately after the Question hour.
1:31:21 Parliamentary discussion restrictions and court proceedings.
1:36:03 No confidence motion can lead to the resignation of the government.
1:37:46 Parliamentary Committees
1:41:34 Differences and similarities between Committee on Public Undertaking and Estimate Committee
1:43:31 The video discusses the standing committees in the Parliament.
1:46:59 The maximum life of an ordinance is 6 months.
1:48:45 Chapter One: Union Executive
1:53:03 The term of the President is five years with a qualification of being a citizen of India and at least 35 years old.
1:55:08 The process and procedure for impeachment of the President.
1:59:31 Vacancy in the office of President can be filled through election or appointment.
2:01:39 The video discussed eligibility for re-election and impeachment in the Polity for SSC CGL/CHSL Mains 2023.
2:05:09 Term of office and filling vacancies in the Office of the Vice President
2:06:50 The video discusses the pardoning power of the President and the Governor.
2:10:39 Reprieve is a temporary hold on punishment due to health reasons or other circumstances.
2:12:22 Article 74 describes the Council of Ministers to aid and advise the President.
2:18:09 Real power lies with the Prime Minister.
2:20:18 The removal procedure of the Attorney General and other officials is not mentioned.
2:24:45 Defection is the act of changing political parties and can result in disqualification.
2:26:31 Leader of the House and Leader of Opposition in Indian Parliament
2:30:24 The Advocate General is the highest law officer of each state.
2:32:29 Prime Minister acts as a linkage between the President and Council of Ministers.
2:36:22 The Supreme Court is the highest court of the country, with the Chief Justice of India and seven other judges.
2:38:28 Qualifications for being a judge in India
2:42:35 The President removes the President by applying the President's stamp.
2:44:17 Article 124 discusses the removal, oath, and private practice of judges.
2:47:57 Jurisdiction of Supreme Court
2:49:45 Supreme Court's jurisdiction and powers
2:53:05 Supreme Court's role in advising the President
2:54:55 The Supreme Court is empowered to review its own judgment.
2:59:11 Supreme Court acts as the court of record in Delhi
3:01:19 The Supreme Court and Parliament had conflicts regarding judicial appointments.
3:05:19 The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) acts as the guardian of public purse and oversees auditing work.
3:07:17 CAG's tenure is 6 years and retirement age is 65.
3:13:51 Rajya Sabha has more power compared to Lok Sabha
3:15:54 Money Bill and Ordinance in Parliament and State Legislature
3:20:40 Parliament needs a simple majority
3:22:36 The Legislative Assembly members are selected and sent by local bodies.
3:26:45 Understanding the qualifications and age criteria for members of the Legislative Council
3:28:59 Regarding voting, a majority of members' votes are required to pass a bill.
3:32:30 Different High Courts in India
3:34:30 The tenure of a judicial office can last for 10 years.

[asn]

3:32:30 Correction: Kerala High Court is present at Kochi not at Thiruvanadapuram (state capital)

[sushantsingh]

शुक्रिया गुरु जी, बस निवेदन है कि जितना आपसे संभव है, उतना हिंदी मे भी बता दिया कीजिए, कल्याण हो जायेगा❤❤

[mukulkumar-cumj]

Thx 😊 sir for this session today is my birthday 🎂 and this day is super productive day in my life 😎 thx for your efforts ❤ from the bottom of my heart ❤️ 🙏😍🥰🔥 आपका gift mere liye best girf h thx 😊 again and again ❤

[Mugdha]

Your dedication and energy is indeed commendable 🔥🙌
Thankyou for this great session sir ❤️🙏

[BEC_ABHISHEKKUMAR]

10:00
*correction* Only three UTs (Delhi, Puducherry and Jammu & Kashmir) have representation in Rajya Sabha (others don't have enough population). jk recentaly hi add hua hai

[amirsohelansari]

Jinhone video pura kar chuke ho. Oo log thoko like/ Attendance de do

[deepayanmitra]

Sir It's a pledge to you please bring a static gk marathon... recorded bhi chalega but crisp way mein pura compiled version ki bohot jaroorat hain ak static gk ka video ki

[khillipokatsayan]

I've completed it within 5 days with proper notes for revision.Thank you parmar sir for this masterpiece. ❤❤❤

[rajeshkmeena]

Part 5 of the constitution
Chp 2 parliament (79.122)
Parliament committes
1:46:04 Chp 3 ordinance 123
1:49:00Chp 1.Union executive. (52.73)
Chp 4 supreme court(124.147)
Chp5 cag (148.151).

[sonamkumari-wpqc]

3:37:09 president decides no. Of judges in high court w

[the_reel_maker_boy]

शिक्षक वह मोमबत्ती है जो
खुद जलकर सबको उजाला देता है
Thanks for this Amazing and mind blowing and outstanding session ke liye ❤🤯

[Arnabsaha.......]

Kya bole apko is bar 6 hours..just one word pranam gurudev..🙌🙌

[CGLAspirantChandan]

The video is about the completion of the Polity section for SSC CGL/CHSL Mains 2023 and Delhi Police 2023 exams.
03:03 Chapter Two of Part Five of the Constitution discusses Parliament.
07:15 SSC CGL/CHSL Mains 2023: Complete polity summarized in one point.
09:38 Representation in Rajya Sabha is not available for Union Territories with low population.
13:50 Delimitation Commission and its significance
15:55 Rajya Sabha is a permanent house with no fixed term
19:45 Parliament has three sessions: budget session, monsoon session, and winter session.
21:45 Dissolution of Lok Sabha and the role of the President
25:28 The video discusses the meaning and importance of the President's address in the polity for SSC CGL/CHSL Mains and Delhi Police exams.
27:16 The first session after each general election is significant as the President addresses the Parliament.
31:18 The Chairman can act when the Chairman's seat is vacant
33:04 Vacancy in the positions of Chairman and Deputy Chairman creates a panel of Vice Chair Persons.
36:23 The process of resignation and removal of the Speaker and Deputy Speaker in the Indian parliamentary system.
38:20 The concept of Protem Speaker
42:02 Voting in the House has two types: voting at first instance and casting vote.
43:53 The Chairman of Rajya Sabha and the Speaker of Lok Sabha do not have casting votes.
47:22 MPs and MLAs need to disclose their place of residence or they will lose their seats.
49:04 Key disqualifications for becoming a Member of Parliament
52:47 The Supreme Court can review and nullify laws created by Parliament.
54:39 Different types of bills in polity
58:19 Joint sitting in Parliament is conducted under Article 108 of the Constitution.
1:00:00 If there is no Speaker of the Lok Sabha, then the Deputy Speaker will take charge.
1:03:45 Money bill definition and its relation to taxes
1:05:49 Tax and veto power explained
1:10:08 The President of India has the power of pocket veto.
1:12:00 Annual Financial Statement is a constitutional requirement.
1:15:57 Demand for grant is a way for the government to request and justify funds
1:17:34 Different types of cut motions in the Parliament
1:22:46 Different types of grants and understanding the financial bill
1:24:21 Article 117 talks about the financial bill and Article 118 talks about the rules of procedure of the Houses.
1:29:17 Zero hour starts immediately after the Question hour.
1:31:21 Parliamentary discussion restrictions and court proceedings.
1:36:03 No confidence motion can lead to the resignation of the government.
1:37:46 Parliamentary Committees
1:41:34 Differences and similarities between Committee on Public Undertaking and Estimate Committee
1:43:31 The video discusses the standing committees in the Parliament.
1:46:59 The maximum life of an ordinance is 6 months.
1:48:45 Chapter One: Union Executive
1:53:03 The term of the President is five years with a qualification of being a citizen of India and at least 35 years old.
1:55:08 The process and procedure for impeachment of the President.
1:59:31 Vacancy in the office of President can be filled through election or appointment.
2:01:39 The video discussed eligibility for re-election and impeachment in the Polity for SSC CGL/CHSL Mains 2023.
2:05:09 Term of office and filling vacancies in the Office of the Vice President
2:06:50 The video discusses the pardoning power of the President and the Governor.
2:10:39 Reprieve is a temporary hold on punishment due to health reasons or other circumstances.
2:12:22 Article 74 describes the Council of Ministers to aid and advise the President.
2:18:09 Real power lies with the Prime Minister.
2:20:18 The removal procedure of the Attorney General and other officials is not mentioned.
2:24:45 Defection is the act of changing political parties and can result in disqualification.
2:26:31 Leader of the House and Leader of Opposition in Indian Parliament
2:30:24 The Advocate General is the highest law officer of each state.
2:32:29 Prime Minister acts as a linkage between the President and Council of Ministers.
2:36:22 The Supreme Court is the highest court of the country, with the Chief Justice of India and seven other judges.
2:38:28 Qualifications for being a judge in India
2:42:35 The President removes the President by applying the President's stamp.
2:44:17 Article 124 discusses the removal, oath, and private practice of judges.
2:47:57 Jurisdiction of Supreme Court
2:49:45 Supreme Court's jurisdiction and powers
2:53:05 Supreme Court's role in advising the President
2:54:55 The Supreme Court is empowered to review its own judgment.
2:59:11 Supreme Court acts as the court of record in Delhi
3:01:19 The Supreme Court and Parliament had conflicts regarding judicial appointments.
3:05:19 The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) acts as the guardian of public purse and oversees auditing work.
3:07:17 CAG's tenure is 6 years and retirement age is 65.
3:13:51 Rajya Sabha has more power compared to Lok Sabha
3:15:54 Money Bill and Ordinance in Parliament and State Legislature
3:20:40 Parliament needs a simple majority
3:22:36 The Legislative Assembly members are selected and sent by local bodies.
3:26:45 Understanding the qualifications and age criteria for members of the Legislative Council
3:28:59 Regarding voting, a majority of members' votes are required to pass a bill.
3:32:30 Different High Courts in India
3:34:30 The tenure of a judicial office can last for 10 years.

[arnabbala]

Sir Just completed the Lecture now on 1.25X for Mains.
You are a god Gift like a student who was zero in GS..CharanSparsh sir.
Love and regards from WEST BENGAL KOLKATA❤

[basantiroy]

Are Parmar sir se behtr koi smjha skta h kya???

[purple]

3.29.15 question no 4 ka ans hoga option a

[gopalsuri]

Who is here after Not recommend by THE PUNDITS ?

[pradeepkumarraya]

Shaandaar, jabardast, jindabaad session Sir ji💓💓
Hats off to you👏🏻👏🏻