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B.A. <strong>Hons</strong>. III rd Sem. (<strong>Political</strong> <strong>Science</strong>)Paper - 1Indian <strong>Political</strong> SystemUnit 1Unit 2Unit 31. The Meaning of <strong>Political</strong> System,Development andNature of Indian <strong>Political</strong> System.2. The determinants of Indian <strong>Political</strong> System.3. The Role of Caste, Language, Regionality andCommunalism in the Politics.1. Main Sources and Features of the IndianConstitution.2. The Philosophy of the Constitution:Fundamental Rights.3. The Philosophy of the Constitution: DirectivePrinciples of State Policy.5. Indian Federal System and its Nature.1. Union Executive – president, Prime Ministerand Council of Ministers.2. Union Legislature- Parliament- Organization,Powers and Functions.3. Union Judiciary- Supreme Court- Organizationand Jurisdiction.