Fast Trick - Akash

The pardoning power of the President

1. Pardon (explains it self)

2. Commutation (Commute ~ form one place to other, means one form of punishment is substituted with lighter form).

3. Remission (Remission ~ Emission so remember to Reduce, means reducing the period of sentence without changing its character).

4. Respite (Res ~ Less, means awarding less punishment due to special case, disability / pregnant.

5. Reprieve (Rip ~ Zip, so stay at the place, means a stay of the execution of a sentence (especially that of death) to have time to seek pardon).

Types of Writs

Indian Constitution empowers the Supreme Court to issue five types of writs. Simply remember ‘CPM Head Quarters’ and the answer lies in the capital letters in it:

‘C’ stands for Certiorari,

‘P’ stands for Prohibition,

‘M’ for Mandamus,

‘H’ for Habeus Corpus and

‘Q’ stands for Quo Warranto

Sessions in Parliament

B.M.W - BUDGET, MONSOON, WINTER sessions of loksabha,

B starts (feb to may), M starts (june to sept), W starts(nov to dec)..

CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY ADVISOR

'CAB' - C for CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY, A for ADVISOR, B for B.N RAO..means B.N.Rao was advisor to constituent assembly who prepare draft of constitution

States have Legislative council (upper house)

Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar, Jammu and Kashmir, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana

Key word is “KUMB JATi “

Since legislative council represents Elders / Big so we will try to remember as “KUMB” means Big, “JATi” means lineage

K – Karnataka U – Uttar Pradesh M – Maharashtra B – Bihar

J – Jammu and Kashmir A – Andhra Pradesh T – Telangana

i - has no meaning here its

A degree in medical is B.D.S...!..amend it to B.D.M.S means BODO, DOGRI, MAITHILI, SANTHALI are languages added to 8th schedule under 92nd amend

Mnemonics to remember 12 Shedules are:

“TEARS OF OLD PM”

T: Territory

E: Emoluments

A: Affirmations

R:. Rajyasabha

S: Sheduled areas

O: Other sheduled areas

F: Federal provisions

O: Official languages

L: Land reforms

D: Anti Defection

P: Panchayat

M: Muncipality

Tricks to remember for Parts and Articles

Mnemonics- U Can Fly Directly From U S (2) U P (2) Meet Shyam & Ram ,

Fruit Taste Sweet To Eat So On

Eat Maggie As Tasty Snacks

Parts	Subject Matter	Articles Covered	Mnemonics/Tricks
I	The Union and its territory	1 to 4	U
II	Citizenship	5 to 11	Can
III	Fundamental Rights	12 to 35	Fly
IV	Directive Principles of State Policy	36 to 51	Directly
IV-A	Fundamental Duties	51-A	From
V	The Union Government	52 to 151	U
VI	The State Governments	152 to 237	S
VIII	The Union Territories	239 to 242	U
IX	The Panchayats	243 to 243-O	P
IX-A	The Municipalities	243-P to 243-ZG	Meet
IX-B	The Co-operative Societies	243-ZH to 243-ZT
X	The Scheduled and Tribal Areas	244 to 244-A	Shyam
XI	Relations between the Union and the States	245 to 263	Ram
XII	Finance, Property, Contracts and Suits	264 to 300-A	Fruit
XIII	Trade, Commerce and Intercourse within the Territory of India	301 to 307	Taste
XIV	Services under the Union and the States	308 to 323	Sweet
XIV-A	Tribunals	323-A to 323-B	To
XV	Elections	324 to 329-A	Eat
XVI	Special Provisions relating to Certain Classes	330 to 342	So
XVII	Official Language	343 to 351	On
XVIII	Emergency Provisions	352 to 360	Eat
XIX	Miscellaneous	361 to 367	Maggie
XX	Amendment of the Constitution	368	As
XXI	Temporary, Transitional and Special Provisions	369 to 392	Tasty
XXII	Short title, Commencement, Authoritative Text in Hindi and Repeals	393 to 395	Snacks

Part VII ( dealing with Part - B states) was deleted by the 7th Amendment Act (1956). On the other hand, both Part IV - A and Part XIV - A were added by the 42nd Amendment Act (1976), while Part OX-A was added by the 74th Amendment Act (1992), and Part IX-B was added by the 97th Amendment Act (2011).