11th Political Science Syllabus

11th Political Science Syllabus

Political TheoryPOLITICAL Indian Constitution at Work
1.1 Political Theory: An Introduction2.1 CONSTITUTION: WHY AND HOW? 
1.2 Freedom2.2 RIGHTS IN THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION 
1.3 Equality2.3 ELECTION AND REPRESENTATION 
1.4 Social Justice2.4. EXECUTIVE 
1.5 Rights2.5. LEGISLATURE 
1.6 Citizenship2.6 JUDICIARY 
1.7 Nationalism2.7 FEDERALISM 
1.8 Secularism2.8 LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
2. 9 CONSTITUTIONS AS A LIVING DOCUMENT 
 2.10 THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE CONSTITUTION 

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