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Here is all you need to know about Emergency situations that prevail in the country. The course begins with providing a very basic understanding of the word Emergency and how one must react during the same along with the various provisions provided in the Constitution of Indian regarding the same. Dr. Sidharth further elaborates on the various types of Emergencies under different Articles in Part XVIII of Indian Constitution. Further in the course, one would get an understanding of the entire concept of National Emergencies: Procedural Requirements of National emergency, the effect on the citizens, the effect on Federal Structure  and much more. Also, gain a clear understanding of Proclamation, Continuation, and Revocation of the Emergency.
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State of Emergency in India: Article 352- Article 360 (Indian Constitution for UPSC CSE Online)

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Dr. Sidharth Arora has brought this amazing course which talks about the Emergency Provisions in Indian Constitution. This lesson basically talks about why someone should watch this course, what would someone learn after watching this course and who all must watch this course. Thereby educator also elaborates on the various topics he would be discussing​ in the upcoming lessons.

Overview of the course: Emergency Provisions of the Indian Constitution

The lesson begins with a basic understanding of What is an emergency. The educator elaborates on how one must react during an emergency. Also, get an understanding of what are the various provisions provided in the Constitution of Indian with respect to Emergency, the logic of these Emergency provisions, the change in the power dynamics and many other aspects related to the same.

The Logic Behind Emergency Provisions: Indian Constitution for UPSC CSE

The lesson talks about the 3 types of emergencies: National Emergency, President's Rule and Financial Emergency. It explains very clearly the Article 352 related to National Emergency, Article 356 related to President's rule in the State, Article 360 related to Financial Emergency. All these articles are Part of 'Part XVIII of the Indian Constitution' which is explained in a very comprehensible manner by the Educator. Further, the lesson throws light on Article 353/354, Article 358/359 and much more for a clearer understanding of the same.

Types of Emergencies: Indian Constitution for UPSC CSE

The lesson will take you into the core details of National Emergencies (Article 352). It begins with discussing the First, Second and Third National Emergencies in India. The lesson also elaborates over the Procedural Requirements of National emergency, the effect on the citizens, the effect on Federal Structure and much more. Siddharth provides an insight on the various aspects of the National emergency which will clear all your doubts.  ​

Concept of National Emergencies: Indian Constitution for UPSC CSE

This lesson talks about the various intricacies and details of National Emergency. The lesson elaborates on who can proclaim National Emergency, the various provisions provided under article 352 regarding the same, procedure of Proclamation. Siddharth further throws light on the continuation of emergency, judicial review of the same, proclamation of the revocation, effect of National Emergency and much more.

Proclamation, Continuation and Revocation of Emergency: Indian Constitution for UPSC CSE

This lesson focuses on the role, powers, and limitations of the president of India during the national emergency. The lesson begins by enlightening on the role of president and his powers as mentioned in article 352. Then an explanation on powers with regards to the federal structure is given and it also covers powers in relation to fundamental rights. Finally, it concludes with​ the limitations of the power of the president.

On the role, powers & limitations of the President during National Emergency:Indian Constitution for UPSC CSE

This lesson talks about the finer details of National Emergency beyond the usual stuff. It throws light on the changes that happen during the emergency. It thereby elaborates on the duty of Central government in such situations, changes in the Executive, changes in Legislative, Presidential ordinances, and many other facts. Dr. Sidharth also explains the role of 42nd Constitutional Amendment.

Changes in Executive, Legislative and Financial Relations between Centre & State: Indian Constitution for UPSC CSE

This lesson talks about the misuse of article 352, the internal emergency of Indira Gandhi and its after effects. This lesson begins with an explanation on the internal emergency of 1975. Then it deals with Indira Gandhi VS Raj Narain case and it​s judgments. Then an explanation on MISA enforcement and also the implication of emergency on the changes in political and public front. Finally, it talks about 44th constitution amendment.​

Misuse of Article 352: Internal Emergency of Indira Gandhi

This lesson emphasizes the facts related to Kesavananda Bharati and Minerva mills case. As this unit begins Dr. Siddharth takes you through the major factors related to the Keshavananda Bharati case, where he stresses on important dates and points to remember. Then he describes the major takeaways happened after this case. He also throws light on the basic structure of the constitution. The major changes happened in the constitution are also shed light upon. Then he shifts his focus on the Minerva mill case where he discusses various important facts related to it.

Interpretation by Courts: Kesavananda & Minerva Mills Case

In this lesson, Dr. Sidharth Arora takes you through the summary of all the amendments under the judgment of supreme court discussed so far.  He takes you through the major facts pertaining to the national emergency under Article 352. The effects on fundamental rights are discussed next. Under article 359 how the president can dismiss any fundamental right is also explained. He also highlights the grounds under which the emergency can be called.

Present Status of Emergency Under Article 352: Indian Constitution for UPSC CSE

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Overview of the course: Emergency Provisions of the Indian Constitution

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The Logic Behind Emergency Provisions: Indian Constitution for UPSC CSE

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Types of Emergencies: Indian Constitution for UPSC CSE

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Concept of National Emergencies: Indian Constitution for UPSC CSE

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Proclamation, Continuation and Revocation of Emergency: Indian Constitution for UPSC CSE

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On the role, powers & limitations of the President during National Emergency:Indian Constitution for UPSC CSE

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Changes in Executive, Legislative and Financial Relations between Centre & State: Indian Constitution for UPSC CSE

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Misuse of Article 352: Internal Emergency of Indira Gandhi

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Interpretation by Courts: Kesavananda & Minerva Mills Case

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Present Status of Emergency Under Article 352: Indian Constitution for UPSC CSE