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Hello Readers In the Previous article we covered all important Points on The President of India, In the continuation of the same series , we are providing you the most exam oriented point on The Vice president of India, how he is selected, what are his duties and the powers he enjoys. We have covered everything required in context of SSC and FCI exams. Hope you like it and share it with your friends too. Vice-President Of India ·         There shall be a Vice-President of India (Article 63) ·         The Vice-President of India is the second highest constitutional office in the country. Note : The  articles 63-73 which deal with the qualifications, election and removal of Vice-President of India. Article 64 : The Vice-President to be ex-officio Chairman of the Council of States Article 65: ·         The Vice-President to act as President or to dis...

The configuration of the surface of the earth is largely a product of the processes operating in the interior of the earth. Exogenic as well as endogenic processes are constantly shaping the landscape. The Crust ( SIAL - Silica & Aluminium) It is the outermost solid part of the earth.  It is brittle in nature.  Oceanic crust is thinner as compared to the continental crust. The mean thickness of oceanic crust is 5 km whereas that of the continental is around 30 km. The continental is as much as 70 km thick in the Himalayan region. It is made up of heavier rocks having density of 3 g/cm3. This type of rock found in the oceanic crust is basalt.  The mean density of material in oceanic crust is 2.7 g/cm3. The Mantle ( SIMA - Silica & Magnesium) The portion of the interior beyond the crust is called the mantle. The mantle extends from Moho’s discontinuity to a depth of 2,900 km. The upper portion of the mantle is called asthenosphere. It...

"Geomorphology" - Study of the earth surface A landform is a feature on the Earth's surface that is part of the terrain. Mountains, hills, plateaus, and plains are the four major types of landforms. Minor landforms include buttes, canyons, valleys, and basins. Landforms by Rivers Erosion The Erosion results first into Rills then - Gullies then - Valleys Rills - are narrow and shallow channels which are eroded into unprotected soil by hillslope runoff.  Gully - is a landform created by running water, eroding sharply into soil, typically on a hillside. Gullies resemble large ditches or small valleys Valley - is a low area between hills, often with a river running through it. Types -  V-Shape Valley - formed in Mountain region U-Shape Valley - carved by glaciers Canyon or Gorge - is a deep ravine between pairs of escarpments or cliffs Potholes - are cylindrical holes drilled into the bed of a river that vary in depth & diameter from...

9th December 1946 - Ist day of Constituent Assembly 26th Novermber 1949 - Constitution Accepted 24 January 1950 - Last day of Constituent Assembly Government of India Act 1935 Administrative Detail Federal System Power of Federal Judiciary Emergency Power  Public Service Commissions Governor's Office United Kingdom Parliamentary System Citizenship Law making procedure Bicameral Legislature Rule of Law Writs CAG's Office USA Fundamental Rights Judicial Review Preamble Removal of Judges of Supreme Court & High Court Vice President's Office Ireland Directive Principle Method of election of President Nomination of Rajya Sabha Member Canada Federation with strong centre Appointment of State Governor by the Centre Residuary Power Judicial advisory power of supreme court Australia Concurrent List Joint sitting of Parliament Free Trade  Germany Emergency Provision Suspension of Fundament Rights France Republic...

There shall be a President of India In  Article 52 , President of India is the executive head of the Union of India. Qualifications to become President  (Article 58)  A Candidate for the office of the President should have the following qualifications:  He should be an Indian citizen He should not be less than 35 years of age  He should have qualifications for elections as a member of the House of the people He should not be holding any office of profit under any government for local body He should not be a member of Parliament or any State Legislature. A government servant or a servant of a local authority is, however, ineligible for election as President. Election of the President ( Art. 54, 55)  The election of the President is made by secret ballot in accordance with the system of proportional representation by a single transferable vote i.e., by indirect direction. The President is thus elected by an electoral college cons...

Peninsular Drainage System They have a fixed course & Meanders (is a bend in Sinuous watercourse of river) are absent They have relatively steep gradient & thus rarely give rise to floods. They are further classified into  East Flowing peninsular river West Flowing peninsular river East Flowing Rivers - They drains out in Bay of Bengal - They form Delta i. Mahanadi Origin - Sihawa, Raipur (Chhattisgarh) Project - Hirakund (Orissa) - Longest Earthen Dam in Asia Trib - Sheonath, Hasdo, Mand, Jonk, Tel L - 858 Km, 47% in Orissa ii. Godavari      "Dakshin Ganga" Origin - Trimbak, Nashik (Maharashtra) Project - Polavaram Dam (Andhra Pradesh) Trib - Indravati, Pranhita, Manjara L - 1465 Km, 49% in Maharashtra Largest peninsular river, flows in Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Orissa, Andhra. It forms delta after Rajmundari iii. Krishna Origin - Mahabaleshwar, Satara (Maharashtra) Project - Almatti Dam (Karnataka), Nagarj...

Indian drainage system is broadly classified as :- 1. Himalayan River a. Indus System b. Ganga System c. Brahmaputra System 2. Peninsular River a. West Flowing b. East Flowing Indus System Jhelum, Chenab, Beas, Ravi, Satluj known as "Panchnad" i. Indus (Sindhu or Sengge Khabab) Origin - Mansarovar, Length - 2880 Km Flows b/w Zaskar & Kailash range Tributaries - Zaskar, Gilgit, Drass, Shyok, Nubra ii. Jhelum (Vitasta) Origin - Verinag (JK), Length - 725 km Flows only in JK, joins Chenab at Trimmu (Pak) Tributaries - Krishan Ganga, Lidar Project - Tulbul iii. Chenab (Askini) Origin - Chandra, Bhaga stream (Lahut & Spiti, HP), Length - 1800 Km Largest tributary of Indus Project - Salal, Baglihar, Ranvir Sagar, Dulhasti iv. Ravi (Parushni) Origin - Kullu Hills (Rohtang Pass, HP), Length - 720 Km Project - Ranjit Sagar orThein Dam v. Beas (Vipasha) Origin - Beas Kund (Rohtang Pass, HP), Length - 470 Km Joins Satluj at '...

Indian Peninsular Plateau is triangle in shape having average height of 600-900 mt extends from Alluvial plain of Bihar & UP towards south. The peninsular plateau is a tableland. It is composed of the oldest rocks because it was formed from the drifted part of the Gondwana land. Broad and shallow valleys and rounded hills are the characteristic features of this plateau The plateau can be broadly divided into two regions Central Highland Deccan Plateau Central Highland The Central Highlands lies to the north of the Narmada river. It covers the major portion of the Malwa plateau - lies in western MP, famous for opium,Soyabean & cotton, Chambal river flows through it.  The rivers in this region flow from southwest to northeast; which indicates the slope of this region. It is wider in the west and narrower in the east. Bundelkhand and Baghelkhand mark the eastward extension of this plateau. The plateau further extends eastwards into the  C...