Class 11 Legal Studies (Hindi)

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Lecture 1: Syllabus Overview

Lecture 2: Emergence of State From Society - Concept of State & Nation

Lecture 3: Definitions of State - Concept of State & Nation

Lecture 4: Theories on the Origin of States-Concept of State & Nation

Lecture 5: Social Contract Theory (Hobbes, Locke & Rousseau)

Lecture 6: Types of State - Concept of State & Nation

Lecture 7: Elements of a State - Concept of State & Nation

Lecture 8: Role of State - Concept of State and Nation

Lecture 9: Concept of a Nation - Concept of State and Nation

Lecture 10: Organs of Government - Introduction

Lecture 11: Forms of Government (Aristotle) - Organs of Government

Lecture 12: Monarchy, Aristocracy, Dictatorship - Organs of Government

Lecture 13: Democracy (Direct & Indirect) - Organs of Government

Lecture 14: Organisation of the Legislature - Organs of Government

Lecture 15: General Functions of Legislature (Parliament)

Lecture 16: No Confidence Motion - Organs of Government

Lecture 17: Private & Public Member Bill - Organs of Government

Lecture 18: General Functions of Executive - Organs of Government

Lecture 19: How Bills Are Passed in Parliament? - Organs of Government

Lecture 20: General Functions of Judiciary - Organs of Government

Lecture 21: Concept of Separation of Powers - Separation of Powers

Lecture 22: Historical Background & Origin (Montesquieu's Doctrine)

Lecture 23: Basic Features of Doctrine Separation of Powers (Montesquieu's)

Lecture 24: Advantages & Defects of the Doctrine of Separation of Powers

Lecture 25: Separation of Powers in the United States of America

Lecture 26: Constitution- Difference Between Parts, Article & Schedule

Lecture 27: Separation of Powers in India

Lecture 28: Separation of Powers in Britain

Lecture 29: Meaning of the Term Constitution

Lecture 30: Definition of the Term Constitution

Lecture 31: Historical Perspective of Indian Constitution of India

Lecture 32: The Indian Independence Act 1947

Lecture 33: Salient Features of the Constitution of India

Lecture 34: Features of the Indian Constitution

Lecture 35: Preamble to the Constitution

Lecture 36: Fundamental Rights- Basic Features of the Constitution of India

Lecture 37: Article 32 - Right to Constitutional Remedies

Lecture 38: Directive Principles of State Policy

Lecture 39: Fundamental Duties of Citizens

Lecture 40: Constitutional Provision for Amendment of the Indian Constitution

Lecture 41: Adult Suffrage - Basic Features of the Constitution of India

Lecture 42: Single Citizenship - Basic Features of the Constitution of India

Lecture 43: Schedules to the Constitution

Lecture 44: Nature & Meaning of Law - Introduction

Lecture 45: Natural Law School - Nature & Meaning of Law

Lecture 46: The Principles of Natural Justice - Nature & Meaning of Law

Lecture 47: Analytical School of Law - Nature & Meaning of Law

Lecture 48: Historical School of Law - Nature & Meaning of Law

Lecture 49: Sociological School of Law - Nature & Meaning of Law

Lecture 50: Realist School of Law - Nature & Meaning of Law

Lecture 51: Function & Purposes of Laws - Nature & Meaning of Law

Lecture 52: Classification of Law - Introduction

Lecture 53: International Law - Classification of Law

Lecture 54: Municipal Law - Classification of Law

Lecture 55: Where Does Law Come From? - Sources of Law

Lecture 56: Classification of Sources - Sources of Law

Lecture 57: Custom As a Source of Law - Sources of Law

Lecture 58: Kinds of Customs - Sources of Law

Lecture 59: Essentials of a Valid Custom - Sources of Law

Lecture 60: Importance of Custom as a Source of Law in India

Lecture 61: Judicial Precedent as a Source of Law - Sources of Law

Lecture 62: Do Judges Make Law? - Sources of Law

Lecture 63: Need For Law Reforms - Law Reform

Lecture 64: Law Reforms in India - Law Reform

Lecture 65: Legislation As a Source of Law - Sources of Law

Lecture 66: Major Works of Jurists

Lecture 67: Constitution, Roles and Impartiality