📣 Polity Day 2 – July 29 📣

Tomorrow, we continue our Indian Polity by M. Laxmikanth journey with three key chapters that build a rock-solid foundation for Polity.

🔰 Tomorrow’s Target

• Chapter 2 – Making of the Constitution
• Chapter 3 – Concept of Constitution
• Chapter 4 – Salient Features of the Constitution

📖 Chapter Overview

Chapter 2 – Making of the Constitution

• Covers the demand and composition of the Constituent Assembly.
• Details key committees, the Objectives Resolution, and the formal adoption & enforcement of the Constitution in 1950.
• High-yield for UPSC Prelims and essential for building your foundational base in Polity.

Chapter 3 – Concept of Constitution

• Explains the meaning, nature, and purpose of a constitution.
• Discusses types of constitutions: written/unwritten, rigid/flexible, and their significance.
• Lays the groundwork for understanding why India’s Constitution is unique.

Chapter 4 – Salient Features of the Constitution

• Key structural traits: Parliamentary system; federalism with unitary bias; rigidity & flexibility; written constitution.
• Core provisions: Fundamental Rights, DPSPs, Emergency provisions, integrated judiciary, etc.
• Frequently referenced in both Prelims and Mains (constitutional features).

✅ Study Guide

1. Read carefully — these chapters contain many static facts frequently asked in Prelims.
2. Highlight key dates, provisions, and important constitutional terminology.
3. Make concise notes on:
   • Objectives Resolution, origin & composition of the Constituent Assembly
   • Key committees and the process of constitutional enactment
   • Major features: federalism, rigidity, dual citizenship, emergency provisions, integrated judiciary, etc.

These chapters form the backbone of Polity — let’s strengthen your foundation from Day 2! 💪