Day 42

• 31 Aug 2020

Welcome to the Prelims Refresher Programme 2020 - Article Page. On this page, we will provide you with 3 things:

• A list of topics for revision.
• A brief discussion of the topics if needed.
• Links to various sources for preparing these topics.

In the comments, you can ask us to clear your doubts regarding any of the topics listed on the page. We will do our best to explain and clarify your doubts. Further, we may also share links to other web based learning sources like websites or videos, or may refer to you, books, documents etc. Please be cordial to your fellow aspirants and use these doubt-clearing conversations strictly to its stated purpose.

Polity: Hot Topics (Big Picture, In-depth, EPW, Yojana)

There has been a trend that quite often UPSC asks about the events which have been in the news. One can any time expect several questions on the current hot topics. Moreover, questions from this topic can be asked from static portions. Thus, in this context, this section becomes very important from a prelims point of view.

• Hindu Succession Law & Daughters' Rights
• J&K: One Year Since Revocation of Special Status
• Virtual Courts and Way forward
• Section 505 - Tackling Rumours
• Census – Challenges & Importance
• Army: Women in Commanding Role
• Right To Free Speech
• Article 131 - Special Powers of Supreme Court
• Police Commissioner System
• Electoral Politics - Need for Reform
• NPR - National Population Register
• Rajya Sabha 250^th Session – Takeaways
• Election Commission: Collegium System & Appointments
• Regulating News on Digital Platforms
• Violence Against Women
• Family Laws & Custodial Rights
• CJI under RTI
• Strengthening Parliamentary Institutions
• Legislative Impact Assessment
• Jurisdictional Conflict in Delhi
• Sub Categorisation of Backward Classes
• 30 Years of Mandal Commission
• Three Language Formula and Autonomy in Language Policy
• Anti-Defection Law
• Contempt of Court
• Presidential Form of Government
• Law Commission of India
• National Commission for Scheduled Castes
• Police Reforms

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