Welcome to the Moodle platform of Jyotish Kalita, Assistant Professor of Political Science. This site serves as a dedicated learning space for students pursuing Political Science. It provides structured academic resources, interactive discussions, and assessment tools to enhance the learning experience.
Course Offerings:
This Moodle site covers various aspects of Political Science, including but not limited to :
Political Theory and Thought – Understanding foundational political concepts and ideologies.
Indian Government and Politics – Examining the structure, processes, and contemporary issues in Indian politics.
Comparative Politics – Analyzing political systems across different countries.
International Relations – Exploring global political dynamics and foreign policies.
Public Administration and Governance – Studying administrative structures, policies, and governance models.
Features and Learning Resources:
Lecture Notes & Study Materials – Access to comprehensive reading materials and class notes.
Discussion Forums – Interactive spaces for students to engage in academic discussions.
Assignments & Assessments – Submission portals for assignments, quizzes, and exams.
Announcements & Updates – Important notifications regarding course schedules, deadlines, and events.
Additional References – Suggested readings, research papers, and useful external resources.
Student Engagement & Support:
Students are encouraged to actively participate in discussions, seek clarifications, and utilize the available resources to enhance their understanding. Regular feedback and guidance will be provided to facilitate a productive learning experience.
For any queries or academic support, students can contact Jyotish Kalita via the Moodle messaging system or email.
This structured Moodle site ensures an interactive and enriching academic journey in Political Science. Stay engaged, explore critically, and deepen your knowledge of political processes and governance!
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the constitutional framework of India, tracing its evolution, principles, and functioning. It familiarizes students with the structure and operation of government institutions while emphasizing the significance of rights, federalism, and decentralization in governance.
Course Units:
Unit 1: Framing of the Indian Constitution This unit covers the historical background, Constituent Assembly debates, influences on the Indian Constitution, and key philosophical foundations such as democracy, secularism, and justice.
Unit 2: Rights in the Indian Constitution It examines Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of State Policy, Fundamental Duties, and their significance in ensuring democracy and social justice.
Unit 3: Organs of the Government This unit explores the structure, powers, and functions of the Legislature, Executive, and Judiciary, along with concepts like separation of powers, parliamentary system, and judicial review.
Unit 4: Federalism and Decentralization It analyzes Centre-State relations, distribution of powers, the role of local governments (Panchayati Raj and Municipalities), and the impact of constitutional amendments on decentralization.
