📌 Tomorrow’s Target
Cover all these chapters from Indian Polity by M. Laxmikanth:
- Chapter 66: Lokpal & Lokayuktas — Institutions for anti-corruption oversight at both Central and State levels.
- Chapter 67: National Investigation Agency (NIA) — Central law enforcement agency handling terrorism and national security-related crimes.
- Chapter 68: National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) — Apex body formed under the Disaster Management Act, 2005; chaired by the Prime Minister, responsible for formulating and coordinating disaster management policies.
- Chapter 69: Bar Council of India (BCI) — Regulatory body for legal practice and education in India.
- Chapter 70: Law Commission of India — Advisory body for legal reforms, constituted every few years by the government.
- Chapter 71: Delimitation Commission of India — Authority tasked with redrawing parliamentary and assembly constituencies based on census data.
📝 Study Tips for Tomorrow
- Read Carefully — These are static, constitutionally or statutorily anchored chapters frequently relevant in UPSC questions.
- Highlight Key Details:
- Lokpal’s jurisdiction and structure
- NIA’s mandate
- NDMA’s formation, functions, and chairmanship of the PM
- BCI’s role in legal regulation
- Law Commission’s purpose and frequency
- Delimitation Commission’s powers and impact on political boundaries
- Take Crisp Notes:
- Institutional mandates and legal framework
- Appointment and authority
- Relevance for Prelims and Mains
✅ These chapters deepen your understanding of India’s oversight and regulatory institutions. Let’s finish them with clarity and purpose!