Two handwritten-style notes books covering Articles 1 to 395, plus a bank of 1,100 original practice questions — every answer explained and linked back to the exact page in the notes.
Nobody forgets what a writ is.
Everybody mixes up Prohibition and Certiorari.
Polity questions are mostly recall plus fine distinction. The enemy isn't difficulty — it's confusing two similar things. That's why these books spend their pages on comparisons, exceptions and traps.
30 pages of British-era history
12 tight pages — Act, year and the one thing it did first
Fundamental Rights squeezed into a chapter
42 pages on FRs, because that's where the questions are
Landmark cases as a long list of names
Every case with its year and what it overruled
Practice answers with no explanation
Every one of 1,100 answers explained, with the page to revise
Book 1 teaches you the rights. Book 2 teaches you the machinery. Book 3 tests both.
Real questions from the book — with the explanation and the page to revise.
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Everything else in Part III is available to all persons — including foreigners.
🧠 Read it as a phone number: 15-16-19-29-30. Or D-E-F-C-M: Discrimination, Employment, Freedom, Culture, Minority.
| Prohibition | Certiorari |
|---|---|
| While proceedings are pending | After the order is made |
| Preventive — stops | Preventive + curative — quashes |
| Judicial & quasi-judicial only | Also administrative bodies |
Art 32 vs 226: 32 only for FRs and can be suspended under Art 359; 226 is wider and cannot be suspended.
Tap to read| Majority | Used for |
|---|---|
| Simple | Ordinary & Money Bills, no-confidence |
| Effective | Removal of Speaker / Dy Speaker |
| Special · Art 368 | Constitutional amendments |
| Special · Art 61 | Impeachment of the President |
The designation "Governor-General of India", in place of "Governor-General of Bengal", was created by the —
(a) GoI Act, 1858 (b) Charter Act, 1853
(c) Charter Act, 1833 (d) Charter Act, 1813
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All three books — Foundation & Fundamental Rights, Governance & Institutions, and the 1,100-question bank.
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UPSC Prelims, State PSC exams, SSC, State Police, CET, TET and other general competitive exams — any paper with an Indian Polity / Constitution section.
Yes. Book 1 covers the historical base, Preamble and Articles 1–51A. Book 2 covers Articles 52–395 — the executive, Parliament, judiciary, states, Centre–State relations, emergencies, local government, constitutional bodies and amendment.
No. All questions are original, written from the text of the Constitution and settled constitutional facts. They follow exam formats — statements, assertion–reason, match the following, chronology — and every answer comes with an explanation.
It covers the Constitution, which is the core of the Polity syllabus. For UPSC, pair it with current affairs on governance and recent judgments.
English medium, in a handwritten-notes style — short, direct, colour-coded explanations built for fast revision.
Content is identical — all three books. The hard copy is a printed set delivered to your address, and comes with the soft copy free.
Two books of notes, 1,100 explained questions, one method — at 40% off the launch price.