(c) Political Theories- Liberalism; Early Socialism. Marxian socialism. Fascism, Utilitarianism; Idealism and Gandhism.
SECTION B1.Government- (i) Constitution and Constitutional Government; Parliamentary and Presidential Government, Federal and Unitary Government; Local Government.
2. INDIA (a) Colonialism and Nationalism in India. The National Liberation Movement and Constitutional Development
(b) The Indian Constitution : Federalism in India including Centre-State Relations, Indian Federalism Compound and Contrasted with Federalism in the USA and the Switzerland.
(ii) Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of State Policy, Parliamentary System in India.
(iii) The Federal Legislature, Executive and Judiciary including Judical Review; The Rule of Law.
Thermal Political Science And International Relations: 
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