Q: Explain the salient features of fundamental rights as enshrined in the Indian Constitution. (10 Marks, 150 Words)

Q: Explain why the Indian Constitution has been argued to have created a 'federation with a centralizing tendency'. (10 Marks, 150 Words)

Q: The doctrine of Separation of Powers is the bedrock of Indian parliamentary democracy. Discuss. (10 Marks, 150 Words)

Q: Define 'constitutionalism' and highlight different ways in which the Indian Constitution emphasizes and upholds this principle. (10 Marks, 150 Words)

Q: Highlight important privileges enjoyed by each House of Parliament collectively and its members individually and discuss their significance. (10 Marks, 150 Words)

Q: Mention different kinds of writs mentioned in the Indian Constitution and highlight the significance of writs. (10 Marks, 150 Words)

Q: Discuss how the Indian Constitution strikes a balance between flexibility and rigidity through Article 368. (10 Marks, 150 Words)

Q: Why did the Constituent Assembly shifted from the proposal of electing governors to opting for their appointment by the President? Additionally, highlight the criticisms and objections raised against the existing method of appointing Governors. (10 Marks, 150 Words)

Q: Examine how the balance between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State Policy has been shifted through judicial rulings and constitutional amendments since the inception of the constitution. (10 Words, 150 Words)

Q: Discuss the efficacy of the Representation of People's Acts in facilitating the orderly execution of elections and fostering a substantive democratic process. (10 Marks, 150 Words)