Subject: Polity

National Commission for Scheduled Tribes

Detailed notes on the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes (NCST), a constitutional body under Article 338-A.

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Guardians of the house: unpacking the powers of Parliament's presiding officers (UPSC Polity)

27 October 2023

Explore the critical roles, powers, and constitutional provisions for the Speaker and Chairman, the ultimate guardians of India's parliamentary democracy.

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Master of the house: a deep dive into the speaker of Lok Sabha's powers

27 October 2023

Unlock the vast powers and constitutional significance of the speaker of Lok Sabha, the ultimate arbiter and guardian of India's parliamentary democracy.

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NCST Deep Dive: Powers, Challenges, and the Future of Tribal Rights under Article 338A

25 November 2025

Explore the critical role of the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes (NCST) in safeguarding Adivasi rights, its powers, and recent policy interventions.

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The disqualification maze: WHO can be an mp in India? (UPSC guide)

27 October 2023

Unlock the complex rules of mp disqualification in India, from constitutional provisions and the RPA 1951 to the anti-defection law, explained for UPSC.

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The empty seat: how an mp's term ends in Indian Parliament | UPSC polity

27 October 2023

Explore the key reasons an mp's seat becomes vacant in India—from disqualification and resignation to absence—and understand the critical laws governing it.

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The gatekeepers of democracy: a deep dive into mp qualifications & disqualifications (UPSC Polity)

27 October 2023

Unlock the constitutional and statutory criteria for becoming a member of Parliament in India, from age limits to the crucial RPA, 1951.

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The Revolving Door of Parliament: A Deep Dive into MP Disqualification & the Anti-Defection Law (UPSC Polity)

27 October 2023

Unlock the complexities of how an Indian MP can be disqualified, from the dramatic Anti-Defection Law to simple absence, for your UPSC Polity preparation.

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Guardians of the house: unpacking the powers of Parliament's presiding officers (UPSC Polity)

Master of the house: a deep dive into the speaker of Lok Sabha's powers

NCST Deep Dive: Powers, Challenges, and the Future of Tribal Rights under Article 338A

The disqualification maze: WHO can be an mp in India? (UPSC guide)

The empty seat: how an mp's term ends in Indian Parliament | UPSC polity

The gatekeepers of democracy: a deep dive into mp qualifications & disqualifications (UPSC Polity)

The Revolving Door of Parliament: A Deep Dive into MP Disqualification & the Anti-Defection Law (UPSC Polity)

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