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Constitution of India
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Constitution of India

Indian Constitution
Created byNikhil Agrawal
Last updated 3/2026
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Introduction to Constitution of India, basics of Intellectual Property rights

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Course content

3 sections • 15 lectures • 1h 37m total length

  • Introduction6:37

    Explore the Indian Constitution's origins, structure, and key features, including its 1950 enactment, drafting history, federal framework, fundamental rights, directive principles, and global influences.

  • Directive Principles of State Policy6:49

    Explore the directive principles of state policy, defining state, nonjusticiable goals, and the aims of social and economic justice through socialistic, Gandhian, and liberal principles.

  • Fundamental Rights10:48

    Explore fundamental rights and duties in the constitution of India, their enforceability by courts, and the writs (habeas corpus, mandamus, prohibition, certiorari) that safeguard liberty and equality.

  • Fundamental Duties3:15

    Learn how the fundamental duties, codified in the constitution, emphasize upholding unity and integrity, defending the country, promoting harmony, protecting the environment, and ensuring education for children, while remaining non-justiciable.

  • Union Legislature5:51

    describes the union legislature as parliament, with Rajya Sabha of 250 members (12 nominated) and Lok Sabha elected from states and union territories, and notes its legislative and oversight powers.

  • State Legislature15:05

    Explore the state legislature's structure and powers, detailing unicameral and bicameral systems, legislative assembly and council, and roles of governor, president, and parliament in law making.

  • Indian Judiciary12:59

    The Indian judiciary acts as the watchdog and guardian of the constitution, upholding independence and accountability while exercising judicial review through the Supreme Court, High Courts, and District Courts.

  • Local Body - Panchayats7:32

    Explore the Panchayati Raj system that decentralizes power to gram panchayats, panchayat samitis, and zila parishads, enabling rural self-government, local budgeting, and accountable service delivery.

  • Local Body - Municipalities4:48

    Defines municipalities as urban self-government bodies under Article 243. Describes nagar panchayat, municipal council, and municipal corporation and their roles in housing, water, sanitation, and development.

  • Local Body - Co-operative Society2:59

    Explore cooperative societies as a local body type that unites people to promote economic, social, or cultural interests, with governance by a board and state regulation under Article 243.

  • Practice Test

Requirements

  • None

Description

The course on constitution of India highlights key features of Indian Constitution, like directive principles of state policy, fundamental rights and duties, and the various organs of constitution. The course aims at providing general awareness about the Indian Constitution, and is not developed for the study on Law. Some of the topics are read like a podcast so as to provide learners about the feel of audio book. The purpose of inputting audio texts, is the difficult, which learners might come across in reading and understanding heavy worded legal texts. Course offers easy and quick understanding about constitution of India. Also, it can be recommended to students studying law, as an preliminary overview.

Mostly, content of course is been extracted from the copy of constitution of India. The course content along with quizzes could be good sources of information for learners willing to study Indian Constitution. Quizzes included in the course provides deep insight about the facts on Indian Constitution. Hence, it is recommended to study the course simultaneously with quizzes, so as to have better understanding.

To conclude the course offers a quick awareness on Indian constitution and would serve as a primary step for studying law. Learners are recommended to enroll this course for having a brief insight about Indian Constitution.


Who this course is for:

  • Individual willing to know about Indian Constitution

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