Topic: historical context
Deprivation of Citizenship in India
Citizenship in India is primarily governed by the Citizenship Act of 1955. This act outlines the legal framework for acquiring, terminating, and depriving citizenship. Deprivation of citizenship refers...
Dalit Movement [UGC NTA NET Political Science Notes]
Dalit is a term that signifies communities subjected to social ostracism and discrimination in India. The movement began as a response to entrenched caste hierarchies. – Origin –...
Women’s Movement in India [UGC NTA NET Political Science Notes]
The Women’s Movement in India encompasses various social, political, and economic issues that affect women across the country. From early reform efforts to contemporary challenges, the movement has...
Price Fixing
Price fixing is an anticompetitive agreement in which market participants on the same side—either sellers or buyers—agree to buy or sell a product, service or commodity only at...
UGC-NTA NET Political Science – Political Theory – Socialism
Socialism is a political and economic theory that advocates for collective or governmental ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods. It emphasises social...
Conservatism [UGC NTA NET Political Science Notes]
Conservatism is defined as a political philosophy that emphasises the importance of tradition and established institutions. It is sceptical of rapid change and radical reforms. The core belief...
Indian Political Thought: Dharamshastra
Dharamshastra is genre of ancient Indian texts that delineate the moral and legal duties (Dharma) of individuals and society. The term ‘Dharma’ encompasses duty, righteousness, and moral law...
Comparative Political Analysis – Fascism [UGC-NTA Net Political Science]
Fascism is a prominent topic in political science, particularly in the study of non-democratic regimes. This far-right, authoritarian ideology emerged in the early 20th century, primarily in Europe....
