Important Articles GROUP D / NTPC & All Govt Exams 10 Min Show By Namu Ma'am

Summary

In this educational video, the speaker provides a concise and informative overview of key articles of the Indian Constitution, frequently asked in exams. Topics covered include fundamental rights, constitutional provisions, the role of the President and Vice President, emergency powers, judicial review, and provisions for creating new states. The video also highlights significant articles related to governance, laws, and the welfare state, offering viewers valuable insights and revision material for competitive exams. Aimed at students and exam aspirants, this session is designed to help reinforce constitutional knowledge effectively.

Takeaways

• 😀 The Indian Constitution originally had 395 articles and 8 schedules, with the current number being 12 schedules.
• 😀 Article 1 of the Indian Constitution declares India as a 'Union of States'.
• 😀 Fundamental rights for citizens are covered in Part 3, Articles 12 to 35 of the Constitution.
• 😀 The provision for single citizenship in India is found in Part 2, Articles 5 to 11.
• 😀 Article 16 allows the central government to provide reservations for weaker sections in jobs and educational institutions.
• 😀 The Constitution prohibits untouchability under Article 17, ensuring equality for all citizens.
• 😀 Article 32 guarantees the protection of fundamental rights by the Supreme Court of India.
• 😀 Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) are mentioned in Part 4, Articles 36 to 51, and are inspired by the Irish Constitution.
• 😀 Article 40 directs the formation of Gram Panchayats, promoting decentralized governance.
• 😀 The process of impeachment of the President is provided under Article 61, ensuring accountability of the office.

Q & A

How many articles and schedules were initially included in the Indian Constitution?

The Indian Constitution initially had 395 articles and 8 schedules. Currently, there are 12 schedules.

Which article of the Indian Constitution states that India will be a Union of States?

Article 1 of the Indian Constitution declares that India, referred to as Bharat, will be a Union of States.

What is the range of articles in the Indian Constitution that provides for fundamental rights?

Fundamental rights are provided in Part 3 of the Indian Constitution, specifically in Articles 12 to 35.

Which article of the Constitution empowers the central government to provide reservation for weaker sections?

Article 16 of the Indian Constitution gives the central government the power to provide reservation for weaker sections in jobs and educational institutions.

Which article of the Indian Constitution deals with the abolition of untouchability?

Article 17 of the Indian Constitution deals with the abolition of untouchability.

Under which article can the President of India be impeached?

The process for the impeachment of the President of India is outlined in Article 61 of the Indian Constitution.

Which article provides for the protection of the fundamental rights of citizens by the Supreme Court?

Article 32 of the Indian Constitution allows the Supreme Court to protect the fundamental rights of citizens.

Which article of the Indian Constitution is related to the Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP)?

The Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) are covered in Part 4 of the Indian Constitution, specifically from Articles 36 to 51.

Which article mentions the provision for the formation of Gram Panchayats?

Article 40 of the Indian Constitution mentions the provision for the formation of Gram Panchayats.

What does Article 368 of the Indian Constitution provide for?

Article 368 of the Indian Constitution provides the procedure for the amendment of the Constitution.