Ch1 - CONSTITUTION : WHY AND HOW? | Polity Class 11 NCERT | UPSC CSE IAS #upscpolity

Ch1 - CONSTITUTION : WHY AND HOW? | Polity Class 11 NCERT | UPSC CSE IAS #upscpolity

In this session , Neelam Bhatia Mam will teach the class 11 NCERT Polity in a very comprehensive manner that will cover the important parts for the UPSC. #UPSC #NCERT #polity

***Foundations course for UPSC CSE 2023/24 by Prepp IAS****

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[khizzard_]

Thank you so much for this series ma'am, I studied political science from your channel my whole eleventh and topped the subject (got 92 :)). Owing it literally all to you, there is such a lack of quality educators for humanities subjects, and teachers like you make me believe this will not be the case in the near future. Thank you so much and I hope to be taught by you in class 12th as well, best wishes <3

[pinkorchid]

India's Independence Day was celebrated for the first time on this day. Until independence on 15 August 1947, Independence Day was celebrated on 26 January only. To give importance to the date of declaration of Purna Swaraj on 26 January 1930, the Constitution was implemented on 26 January 1950 and 26 January was declared as Republic Day.

[abhaygupta]

Good morning Ma'am,
your way of making the topics understandable is unique

[muskanshishodia]

A big big thanks for best lecture ever.. .. 🙂🙃🙃

[harshkadyan]

Ma'am honestly if a say that mujhe apke padhane aur explanation ka tarika kafi acha lga...

[_Aspiring..]

38:39 26 Jan had a special significance as for the first time in the freedom struggle history the freedom fighters in the Lahore session under nehru adopted " Purna Swaraj", before that they wanted just the right to form laws.. and every year independence day was celebrated on 26 Jan before getting actual independence on 25 August

so to give the significance to that spirit.. 26 Jan was decided

[nishasamad]

Thank u so much mam..plz start class 12th series.

[anjalirai]

Punitive detention is to punish a person for an offence committed by him after trial and conviction in a court. Preventive detention, on the other hand, means detention of a person without trial and conviction by a court.

[pujajaat]

NICE EXPLANATION MAAM THAT IS VERY HELPFUL FOR US TO UNDERSTAND CHAPTER BY LINE-TO-LINE

[thexyztoys]

M G suggest constitution implement 26 jan

[manishasahu]

Ma'am I have a question that, why did M.K Gandhi not the member of constituent assembly?