Description

This Series Contains Video Lectures as per the syllabus given by JPSC. Video Classes will help one to start from scratch & attain upto advance level. The Classes were developed strategically ensuring the highest quality Content.
This Series will be available freely on You Tube . Diligently just follow the Sequence of Videos.
Subjects will be Covered as per the Following schedule :-
A) Public Administration & Governance
Module 01
• Lesson 01- Introduction to Public Administration (लोक प्रशासन का परिचय)
• Lesson 02 – Meaning Of Public administration (लोक प्रशासन का अर्थ)
• Lesson 03 – Scope of Public Administration (लोक प्रशासन का दायरा)
• Lesson 04- Significance of Public Administration (लोक प्रशासन का महत्व)
• Lesson 05 – Public Administration Vs Private Administration (लोक प्रशासन बनाम निजी प्रशासन)
Module 02 (Administrative Thoughts)
• Lesson 06 – F.W.Taylor
• Lesson 07 – Henry Fayol
• Lesson 08 – Gullick & Urwick
• Lesson 09 – Max Weber
• Lesson 10 – Herbert Simon
• Lesson 11- Mc Gregor, Chris Argyris
• Lesson 12 – Rensis Likert

Module 03 – Administrative Behaviour
• Lesson 13- Leadership and its Qualities
• Lesson 14 – Employee’s Morale and Productivity
• Lesson 15 – Motivation – Abraham Mashlow, Freidrick Herzberg
• Lesson 16 – Delegation, Centralization and Decentralization of Authority.

Module 04 – Bureaucracy
• Lesson 17 – Origin ; its merits and Demerits
• Lesson 18 – Role of Bureaucracy in Policy Formulation and its implementation
• Lesson 19 – Nexus Between Bureaucracy and Political executive
• Lesson 20 – Generalist Vs Specialist

Module 05 – Personnel Administration
• Lesson 21 – Recruitment of Civil services: UPSC & State Public Service Commission
• Lesson 22 – Training of Civil servants

Module -06 (Good Governance )
• Lesson 23 – Meaning and Concept of Good and Responsive Governance
• Lesson 24 – Main Features of Good Governance : Accountability, Transparency, Honesty and Quick delivery
• Lesson 25 – Civil societies and people’s participation in Good Governance
• Lesson 26 – Grievance Redressal Mechanism : Lokpal, Lokayukta, Central Vigilance Commissioner
• Lesson 27 – Citizen’s Charter – Object, Machinery and Meaesures Provided in
i. Right to Service Act
ii. Right to Information Act
iii. Right to education Act
iv. The Consumer Protection Act
v. Domestic Voilence Against Women(Prevention) Act
vi. Old Age Act

Module – 07 ( Development Administration)
• Lesson 28 – Fred Riggs

Module – 08 (Human Rights )
• Lesson 29 – Concept and Meaning ; Universal Declation of Human Rights
• Lesson 30 – NHRC, SHRC
• Lesson 30 – Human Rights & Social Issues ; Human Rights & Terrorism

Module – 09 (Union Administration)
• Lesson 31 – Central secretariat, cabinet Secretariat
• Lesson 32 – Prime Minister’s Office, Planning Commission
• Lesson 33 – Finance Commission

Module – 10 (State Administration)
• Lesson 34 – State Secretariat, Chief secretary,
• Lesson 35 – Chief Ministers’s office

Module – 11 (District Administration)
• Lesson 36 – Origin and Development of the Office of the District Magistrate and Collector
• Lesson 37 – Changing Role of the District Collector
• Lesson 38 – Impact of the Separation of Judiciary on District Administration

Module – 12 (Disaster management )
• Lesson 39 – Causes, Meaning and Classification of Disaster.
• Lesson 40 – Disaster Mitigation ; Immediate and Long term measures.

Section – B (Indian Constitution and Polity )
Module – 01
• Lesson 01 – Constitutionalism & Constitution , Rule of Law
• Lesson 02- Preamble of Indian Constitution (Secular, Democratic and Socialist)- Philosophy behind it
• Lesson03 – Salient features of Indian Constitution.
• Lesson 04 – Fundamental Rights
• Lesson 05 – Directive Principles of State Policies
• Lesson 06 – Fundamental Duties
• Lesson 07 – Basic Structure of the Indian Constitution

Module 02 – Union Government
• Lecture 08 – Union Executive – powers and Functions of President
• Lecture 09 – Vice President
• Lecture 10 – Prime Minister and Councils of Ministers
• Lecture 11 – Functioning under Coalition Government
• Lecture 12 – Union Legislature – Lok sabha and Rajya Sabha : Organization and Functions.
• Lecture 13 – Law making Process
• Lecture 14 – Parliamentary Committees
• Lecture 15 – Parliaments’s Control over executive
• Lecture 16 – Privileges and immunities of Parliament and its members.
• Lecture 17 – Union Judiciary : Supreme Court
• Lecture 18 – Supreme Court, its Role and powers.
• Lecture 19 – Principles of Natural Justice & Rule of Law
• Lecture 20 – Judicial Review and Judicial Activism , Concept of PIL.

Module – 03 (State Government )
• Lecture 21- State Executive – Powers and Functions of Governor
• Lecture 22 – Chief Minister and Council of Ministers.
• Lecture 23 – Organization, Powers and Functions , With special reference to Jharkhand.
• Lecture 24 – High Court : Organization, powers and Functions
• Lecture 25 – Subordicate Judiciary

Module – 04 (The panchayats and Municipalities )
• Lecture 26 – Constitution, Powers, Functions and responsibilities with special reference to 73rd Constitutional Amendment.
• Lecture 27 – Constitution, Powers, Functions and responsibilities with special reference to 74th Constitutional Amendment.

Module 05 – (Centre – state relationship)
• Lecture 28 – Legislative relation
• Lecture 29 – Administrative relation
• Lecture 30 – Financial relation

• Lecture 31 – Provisions relating to Administration of Scheduled area and Tribal Areas
• Lecture 32 – Special provisions relating to reservation of seats for SC and S.T. in Legislature , services, etc.
• Lecture 33 – Emergency Provisions of the Constitution .
• Lecture 34 – Comptroller and Auditor General of India.
• Lecture 35 – Election Commission of india.
• Lecture 36 – Political parties
• Lecture 37 – Pressure Grouyps.