NotesPolity
Indian Polity — Fundamental Rights
Article-wise notes on Part III of the Constitution with landmark judgments, exceptions and a quick revision table.
Open resource17 Sep 2026
Clear with IQUPSC Civil Services preparation
State-wise table of national parks and tiger reserves with flagship species, map pointers and frequently asked facts.
National parks are notified under the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972. Unlike wildlife sanctuaries, no rights of people are permitted inside a national park except as allowed by the Chief Wildlife Warden.
| National Park | State / UT | Known for |
|---|---|---|
| Jim Corbett | Uttarakhand | India's first national park (1936, as Hailey National Park) |
| Kaziranga | Assam | One-horned rhinoceros; UNESCO World Heritage Site |
| Gir | Gujarat | Last wild home of the Asiatic lion |
| Keibul Lamjao | Manipur | Floating phumdis; Sangai deer |
| Silent Valley | Kerala | Lion-tailed macaque; tropical evergreen forest |
| Hemis | Ladakh | Snow leopard |
| Sundarbans | West Bengal | Mangrove tigers; UNESCO World Heritage Site |
| Great Himalayan | Himachal Pradesh | UNESCO World Heritage Site; western tragopan |
| Kanha | Madhya Pradesh | Hard-ground barasingha |
Article-wise notes on Part III of the Constitution with landmark judgments, exceptions and a quick revision table.
A chronological sweep from 1757 to 1947: governors-general, reform movements, the national movement and constitutional developments.
Concepts, measurement (CPI, WPI), types of inflation, the MPC framework and RBI's policy toolkit explained simply.
Topic-wise compilation of Polity questions from recent Prelims papers, with answer keys and short explanations.