B.A. (Hons.) Political Science

The B.A. (Hons.) Political Science program helps students understand political systems, ideas, and practices in India and around the world. It includes topics like political theory, different political systems, international relations, and government work. Students will study how political ideas have changed, how governments are set up, and current political issues. The program also helps students think critically, analyze information, and do research, which is great for those wanting to work in public service, policy-making, law, or teaching.

At Delhi Pathshala, we offer helpful resources and study materials to support students in their Political Science studies.

(GE-4) Unit-1: Making Sense of the World
B.A. (Hons.) Political Science, Generic Elective, Understanding International Relations

Making Sense of the World- understanding international relations ge du

In this post, notes of Unit 1: “Making Sense of the World– Understanding International Relations” from GE- 4 (Understanding International Relations) are given which is helpful for the students doing graduation this year. What is International Relations Definition and Scope of International Relations (IR): Definition: International Relations (IR) is the study of how countries interact […]

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Centre-State Relations and Decentralization introduction to the indian constitution
Introduction to the indian constitution, B.A. (Hons.) Political Science, Generic Elective

(GE-2) Unit-6: Centre-State Relations and Decentralization

1. Meaning and Significance of Centre-State Relations and Decentralization:– Meaning: Centre-state relations refer to the distribution of powers and responsibilities between the central government and the state governments in a federal system. Decentralization, on the other hand, involves the transfer of authority and decision-making from the central government to local or regional entities.– Significance: Establishing

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organs of constitutional governance introduction to the indian constitution
Introduction to the indian constitution, B.A. (Hons.) Political Science, Generic Elective

(GE-2) Unit-5: Organs of Constitutional Governance- Legislature Executive and Judiciary

1. Organs of Constitutional Governance: Legislature, Executive, and Judiciary – Legislature: The legislative branch is responsible for making laws. In India, it is a bicameral system, consisting of the Lok Sabha (House of the People) and the Rajya Sabha (Council of States). Members of the Lok Sabha are directly elected by the people, while members

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obligation of state and duties of citizens (GE-8): Introduction to the indian institution
Introduction to the indian constitution, B.A. (Hons.) Political Science, Generic Elective

(GE-2) Unit-4: Obligations of State and Duties of Citizens

1. Obligations of State and Duties of Citizens: – Obligations of the State: – Definition: The obligations of the state refer to the responsibilities and duties that the government must fulfill to ensure the well-being of its citizens. – Constitutional Basis: The Indian Constitution outlines the obligations of the state in various articles and directives,

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unit-3: fundamental rights (GE-2): introduction to the indian constitution
Introduction to the indian constitution, B.A. (Hons.) Political Science, Generic Elective

(GE-2) Unit-3: Fundamental Rights

Fundamental Rights: – Definition: Fundamental Rights are the basic human rights and freedoms that are guaranteed to every citizen of a country. They are enshrined in the constitution to ensure the protection and dignity of individuals against the actions of the state. – Significance: – Individual Liberty: Fundamental Rights safeguard individual liberties, including the right

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(GE-2) Unit-2: Basic features of the Indian Constitution imntroduction to the indian constitution
Introduction to the indian constitution, B.A. (Hons.) Political Science, Generic Elective

(GE-2) Unit-2: Basic features of the Indian Constitution

Basic features of the Indian Constitution: 1. Lengthiest written constitution: – The Indian Constitution is renowned for being the world’s lengthiest written constitution. It was adopted on January 26, 1950, and it consists of a preamble and 470 articles, divided into 25 parts, along with 12 schedules and 5 appendices. The length is a reflection

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(GE-2) UNIT–I: Constitutional antecedents and the making of the Constitution of India
Introduction to the indian constitution, B.A. (Hons.) Political Science, Generic Elective

(GE-2) UNIT–I: Constitutional antecedents and the making of the Constitution of India

The making of the Constitution of India is a complex and fascinating process that involves various historical events and influences. Here’s a detailed overview of each topic you mentioned: 1. Historical Events and Influences: a. Ancient Indian Legal Traditions: – The Constitution of India drew inspiration from ancient Indian legal traditions, including the Manusmriti and

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varna and jati system in ancient india
B.A. (Hons.) Political Science, ideas-and-institutions-in-indian-political-thought, Semester 1

Discuss the Varna and Jati System in Ancient India

origins and meanings of the terms Varna and Jati in ancient Indian social thought:-   In historic Indian social notion, the ideas of “varna” and “jati” are necessary components of the complex social shape that has developed over millennia. These phrases are related to the Hindu caste system, which has had a profound impact on

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(DSC-2) Unit-5: Rajya and Rashtra notes delhi pathshlala
B.A. (Hons.) Political Science, ideas-and-institutions-in-indian-political-thought, Semester 1

Rajya and Rashtra in ancient India

Origins and meanings of the terms Rajya and Rashtra in ancient Indian political thought:-   In historical Indian political notion, the phrases Rajya and Rashtra maintain extensive significance, reflecting awesome yet interconnected factors of governance, society, and political agency. It’s essential to delve into the ancient and philosophical context of these phrases to recognize their

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sabha and samiti notes
B.A. (Hons.) Political Science, ideas-and-institutions-in-indian-political-thought, Semester 1

Sabha and Samiti notes

origins and meanings of the terms Sabha and Samiti in ancient Indian political thought:- In historic Indian political thought, the terms sabha and samiti are associated with distinctive elements of governance, mainly inside the context of early Vedic and later Vedic durations. These phrases are located in historical Indian texts like the Vedas and later Sanskrit

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