UPSC LAW Optional

Law Optional 2023 | Paper 1 Q.2 (a) “The Constitution of India has provided for a clear-cut distinction between civil and political rights on the one hand and economic and cultural rights on the other, with a distinct primacy given to civil and political rights.” Explain. Ans. BE N BY IAS- Module 1, Part I, Pg. 38, 39 and 137-140

Law Optional 2023 | Paper 1 Q.1 (e) Explain and elucidate the grounds of judicial review for administrative action, by quoting decided cases on the subject. Ans. BE N BY IAS- Module 1, Part III, Pg. 119- 122; Law Optional Test Series 2023

Law Optional 2023 | Paper 1 Q.1 (d) “The principles of natural justice are not cast in stone and there is always a possibility of deviation from stated principles of law in view of overall demands of justice.” Explain citing decided cases on the subject. Ans. BE N BY IAS- Module 1, Part III, Pg. 74 and 75

Law Optional 2023 | Paper 1 Q.1 (c) “There is an obvious slant in favour of the Centre, in distribution of powers between Centre and States.” Do you agree with the statement? Explain. Ans. BE N BY IAS- Module 1, Part II, Pg. 150 Same Question was asked in our Law Optional Test Series 2023 📝

Law Optional 2023 | Paper 1 Q.1 (b) “The office of the President under the Indian Constitution has been designed to be largely that of a ‘figurehead’.” Explain, with reference to the cases decided on the subject. Ans. BE N BY IAS- Module 1, Part II, Pg. 86 and 87

Law Optional 2023 | Paper 1 Q.1 (a) “Preamble of the Indian Constitution is indicative of basic values that the political system is expected to pursue.” How far do you agree with the statement? Explain with the reference to values that have been enshrined in the Preamble of the Constitution. Ans. BE N BY IAS- Module 1, Pg. 18- 21

This is the just concluded Law Optional Paper-1 of Civil Services Exam, 2023 today morning . We have covered 100% of this paper in our sessions and notes…

👉 The Constitution Amendment Bill seeks to introduce 33 percent reservation for women in the Lower House of Parliament, the state legislatures, and the Delhi legislative assembly. 👉 It must also be noted that in its current form, the women’s reservation bill is proposed to be enforced only after an exercise of delimitation is undertaken following the first census conducted after its enactment.