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I am well aware of all the discussion and all the sources quoted.... this i am quoting to indicate the view UPSC might be holding... which is also dominant view.
Reagarding IVC also there was a question in UPSC 1995 to match correct option... and one being surkodata- horse remains. This may also indicate answer of the horse question
Atlwast UPSC accepts proof of existence of horse
two questions are definitely right whatever people debate here
1. IVC = 1&3 2. Right to Vote = constitutional
Sry but.. Ivc 1 only Rtv constitutional... ( already proved by quoting previous upsc papers )
Sorry but.. 1&3 has been already discussed thoroughly..... Horse...remains "inconclusive" n certainly they not aware..
Me too followed and participated... In previous yr Upsc has accepted horse remains in ivc.... So 1 only...
Can you please show this previous year question/ statement?
I've marked 1only too. But I've taken it as wrong till now.
No proof is there my friend.....he is trolling.....rtv is legal only
RTV is legal on basis of previous uear qn paper
Refer qn 1b
You've missed the entire discussion if you're quoting this. It's both constitutional and legal. But not fundamental in any way.
I am well aware of all the discussion and all the sources quoted.... this i am quoting to indicate the view UPSC might be holding... which is also dominant view.
Reagarding IVC also there was a question in UPSC 1995 to match correct option... and one being surkodata- horse remains. This may also indicate answer of the horse question
Atlwast UPSC accepts proof of existence of horse two questions are definitely right whatever people debate here
1. IVC = 1&3 2. Right to Vote = constitutional
Sry but.. Ivc 1 only Rtv constitutional... ( already proved by quoting previous upsc papers )
Sorry but.. 1&3 has been already discussed thoroughly..... Horse...remains "inconclusive" n certainly they not aware..
Me too followed and participated... In previous yr Upsc has accepted horse remains in ivc.... So 1 only...
Can you please show this previous year question/ statement?
I've marked 1only too. But I've taken it as wrong till now.
No proof is there my friend.....he is trolling.....rtv is legal only
RTV is legal on basis of previous uear qn paper
Refer qn 1b
You've missed the entire discussion if you're quoting this. It's both constitutional and legal. But not fundamental in any way.
two questions are definitely right whatever people debate here
1. IVC = 1&3 2. Right to Vote = constitutional
Sry but.. Ivc 1 only Rtv constitutional... ( already proved by quoting previous upsc papers )
Sorry but.. 1&3 has been already discussed thoroughly..... Horse...remains "inconclusive" n certainly they not aware..
Me too followed and participated... In previous yr Upsc has accepted horse remains in ivc.... So 1 only...
Can you please show this previous year question/ statement?
I've marked 1only too. But I've taken it as wrong till now.
No proof is there my friend.....he is trolling.....rtv is legal only
RTV is legal on basis of previous uear qn paper
Refer qn 1b
Haha ye subjective answer hai.. Iska structure kuch is tarah hoga Constitution has provided every citizen right to vote and to contest in the elections. Though our constitution has provided certain qualifications regarding who can vote and contest yet the same is also regulated by an appropriate act, Ropa 1950 and 1951 enacted by the parliament . Fundamental rights are those which fundamental for the overall development of citizens and are guaranteed under part 3 of the constitution.Limitations in rtv and contest don't require special process of amendment(as in case of fundamental rights)and the same can be done either by 1)an amendment in the constitution by simple majority , for those aspects mentioned in the constitution or 2) by appropriate regulations for aspects mentioned in ropa1951 and ropa1950 Hence rtv and contest is not a fundamental right but a constitutional right which is regulated and can be limited through regulations framed under ropa.
two questions are definitely right whatever people debate here
1. IVC = 1&3 2. Right to Vote = constitutional
Sry but.. Ivc 1 only Rtv constitutional... ( already proved by quoting previous upsc papers )
Sorry but.. 1&3 has been already discussed thoroughly..... Horse...remains "inconclusive" n certainly they not aware..
Me too followed and participated... In previous yr Upsc has accepted horse remains in ivc.... So 1 only...
Can you please show this previous year question/ statement?
I've marked 1only too. But I've taken it as wrong till now.
No proof is there my friend.....he is trolling.....rtv is legal only
RTV is legal on basis of previous uear qn paper
Refer qn 1b
Haha ye subjective answer hai.. Iska structure kuch is tarah hoga Constitution has provided every citizen right to vote and to contest in the elections. Though our constitution has provided certain qualifications regarding who can vote and contest yet the same is also regulated by an appropriate act, Ropa 1950 and 1951 enacted by the parliament . Fundamental rights are those which fundamental for the overall development of citizens and are guaranteed under part 3 of the constitution.Limitations in rtv and contest don't require special process of amendment(as in case of fundamental rights)and the same can be done either by 1)an amendment in the constitution by simple majority , for those aspects mentioned in the constitution or 2) by appropriate regulations for aspects mentioned in ropa1951 and ropa1950 Hence rtv and contest is not a fundamental right but a constitutional right which is regulated and can be limited through regulations framed under ropa.
bakwas argument....tumhe jyada pta hai supreme court se...tum bas 5th ki ncert pad lo ....ussi k layak ho....profile pic se akal ka level bhi pta chalta hai
two questions are definitely right whatever people debate here
1. IVC = 1&3 2. Right to Vote = constitutional
Sry but.. Ivc 1 only Rtv constitutional... ( already proved by quoting previous upsc papers )
Sorry but.. 1&3 has been already discussed thoroughly..... Horse...remains "inconclusive" n certainly they not aware..
Me too followed and participated... In previous yr Upsc has accepted horse remains in ivc.... So 1 only...
Can you please show this previous year question/ statement?
I've marked 1only too. But I've taken it as wrong till now.
No proof is there my friend.....he is trolling.....rtv is legal only
RTV is legal on basis of previous uear qn paper
Refer qn 1b
Haha ye subjective answer hai.. Iska structure kuch is tarah hoga Constitution has provided every citizen right to vote and to contest in the elections. Though our constitution has provided certain qualifications regarding who can vote and contest yet the same is also regulated by an appropriate act, Ropa 1950 and 1951 enacted by the parliament . Fundamental rights are those which fundamental for the overall development of citizens and are guaranteed under part 3 of the constitution.Limitations in rtv and contest don't require special process of amendment(as in case of fundamental rights)and the same can be done either by 1)an amendment in the constitution by simple majority , for those aspects mentioned in the constitution or 2) by appropriate regulations for aspects mentioned in ropa1951 and ropa1950 Hence rtv and contest is not a fundamental right but a constitutional right which is regulated and can be limited through regulations framed under ropa.
bakwas argument....tumhe jyada pta hai supreme court se...tum bas 5th ki ncert pad lo ....ussi k layak ho....profile pic se akal ka level bhi pta chalta hai
Haha Are yar pic to bhul s lag gyi,laga Shakespeare ki raha tha but fir socha k lage rehen deta hu.. no problem bhai legal hi hoga agar legal hi hai to,Maine bus apna viewpoint dia
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Refer qn 1b
Read more on the topic and you'll see.
However what matters is how UPSC sees it now.
Trolling to ShankarIas ne bhi kar di hai revised key main...for ur info
@arjunk Bhai...mil ni raha Bhai snap....contact roman.saini on post prelims discussion thread for answer.....
Reagarding IVC also there was a question in UPSC 1995 to match correct option... and one being surkodata- horse remains. This may also indicate answer of the horse question
Atlwast UPSC accepts proof of existence of horse
Ivc 1 only
Rtv constitutional... ( already proved by quoting previous upsc papers )
Sorry but.. 1&3 has been already discussed thoroughly..... Horse...remains "inconclusive" n certainly they not aware..
Me too followed and participated...
In previous yr Upsc has accepted horse remains in ivc.... So 1 only...
Can you please show this previous year question/ statement?
I've marked 1only too. But I've taken it as wrong till now.
No proof is there my friend.....he is trolling.....rtv is legal only
RTV is legal on basis of previous uear qn paper
Refer qn 1b
You've missed the entire discussion if you're quoting this. It's both constitutional and legal. But not fundamental in any way.
Read more on the topic and you'll see.
However what matters is how UPSC sees it now.
Thanks! I have hope for IVC now!
Constitution has provided every citizen right to vote and to contest in the elections. Though our constitution has provided certain qualifications regarding who can vote and contest yet the same is also regulated by an appropriate act, Ropa 1950 and 1951 enacted by the parliament .
Fundamental rights are those which fundamental for the overall development of citizens and are guaranteed under part 3 of the constitution.Limitations in rtv and contest don't require special process of amendment(as in case of fundamental rights)and the same can be done either by
1)an amendment in the constitution by simple majority , for those aspects mentioned in the constitution or
2) by appropriate regulations for aspects mentioned in ropa1951 and ropa1950
Hence rtv and contest is not a fundamental right but a constitutional right which is regulated and can be limited through regulations framed under ropa.