πNational Party Status :
β Citing the Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968, which
stipulates criteria for recognition as a national or state party.
β The ElectionCommission of India (ECI) now recognises six national parties.
πΈBharatiya Janata Party (BJP),
πΈIndian National Congress,
πΈBahujan Samaj Party (BSP),
πΈCommunist Party of India (CPI) (Marxist),
πΈNational Peopleβs Party (NPP) and
πΈAam Aadmi Party (AAP).
βͺοΈ How is a Partyβs National status decided?
β Votes in Lok Sabha (LS), state polls: A party should secure at least 6% of votes
polled in four or more states in LS or assembly elections, and, in addition, have at least four members in LS.
β Seats in LS: It should have at least 2% of total Lok Sabha seats and have candidates from not less than three states.
β Must be a state party: in at least four states.
βͺοΈBenefits of National Party Status :
β Exclusive allotment of its reserved symbol to its candidates throughout India.
β Need only one person to propose a candidateβs name to file nominations.
β Get broadcast facilities over Akashvani/Doordarshan during general elections.
β Can have up to 40-star campaigners while others can have up to 20-star campaigners.
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β Citing the Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968, which
stipulates criteria for recognition as a national or state party.
β The ElectionCommission of India (ECI) now recognises six national parties.
πΈBharatiya Janata Party (BJP),
πΈIndian National Congress,
πΈBahujan Samaj Party (BSP),
πΈCommunist Party of India (CPI) (Marxist),
πΈNational Peopleβs Party (NPP) and
πΈAam Aadmi Party (AAP).
βͺοΈ How is a Partyβs National status decided?
β Votes in Lok Sabha (LS), state polls: A party should secure at least 6% of votes
polled in four or more states in LS or assembly elections, and, in addition, have at least four members in LS.
β Seats in LS: It should have at least 2% of total Lok Sabha seats and have candidates from not less than three states.
β Must be a state party: in at least four states.
βͺοΈBenefits of National Party Status :
β Exclusive allotment of its reserved symbol to its candidates throughout India.
β Need only one person to propose a candidateβs name to file nominations.
β Get broadcast facilities over Akashvani/Doordarshan during general elections.
β Can have up to 40-star campaigners while others can have up to 20-star campaigners.
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Reports released by WEF:
β Global Risks Report
β Global Gender Gap Index ( 2017 Prelims)
β Fostering Effective Energy Transition Report
β Travel and Tourism Development Index
β Global Cyber Security Outlook
β Global Competitiveness Report ( 2019 Prelims)
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πAadhar-enabled Payment System (AePS)
β AePS, or Aadhaar enabled Payment System, is a payment system that enables customers to carry out financial transactions through Aadhaar-based authentication at Point of Sale (PoS) devices and micro-ATMs.
β Aadhaar is a unique identification number containing demographic and biometric data issued to Indian residents.
β National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) : introduced AePS system to promote financial inclusion and make banking services accessible to all, particularly those living in remote and rural areas.
β Maximum limit of Rs. 10,000 on a single transaction. But the overall limit is set by respective banks.
β Monthly transaction limit of Rs 50,000 on a 30-day rolling basis.
BANKING SERVICES OFFERED BY AePS
β Cash Deposit
β Cash Withdrawal
β Balance Enquiry
β Mini Statement
β Aadhaar to Aadhaar Fund Transfer
β Authentication
β BHIM Aadhaar Pay
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Gross Domestic Product (GDP) : GDP is defined as total market value of all final goods and services in an economy. It is used to assess the size of economy.
β Growth of GDP : It can be either due to increase in actual production or due to increase in prices of goods and services or combination of both the above two factors.
β Nominal GDP : It is the value of GDP at the current prevailing prices.
β Real GDP : It is the value of GDP at some constant set of prices.
Real GDP growth rate = Nominal rate β Inflation (GDP Deflator)
β The GDP deflator : It is the ratio of nominal to real GDP.
GDP Deflator = Nominal GDP / Real GDP
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β Growth of GDP : It can be either due to increase in actual production or due to increase in prices of goods and services or combination of both the above two factors.
β Nominal GDP : It is the value of GDP at the current prevailing prices.
β Real GDP : It is the value of GDP at some constant set of prices.
Real GDP growth rate = Nominal rate β Inflation (GDP Deflator)
β The GDP deflator : It is the ratio of nominal to real GDP.
GDP Deflator = Nominal GDP / Real GDP
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πIndex of Industrial Production (IIP)
β It is a composite indicator measuring changes in the volume of production of a basket of industrial products over a period of time.
β It measures the growth rate of industry groups classified under,
πΈ Broad sectors - Mining, Manufacturing and Electricity
πΈ Use-based sectors - Basic Goods, Capital Goods and Intermediate Goods
β Base year - 2011
β It is compiled and published on a monthly basis by the CSO (now known as National Statistics Office (NSO)) with a time lag of 6 weeks from the reference month.
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β It is a composite indicator measuring changes in the volume of production of a basket of industrial products over a period of time.
β It measures the growth rate of industry groups classified under,
πΈ Broad sectors - Mining, Manufacturing and Electricity
πΈ Use-based sectors - Basic Goods, Capital Goods and Intermediate Goods
β Base year - 2011
β It is compiled and published on a monthly basis by the CSO (now known as National Statistics Office (NSO)) with a time lag of 6 weeks from the reference month.
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πFood and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
β A specialized agency of the United Nations that leads international efforts to defeat hunger and improve nutrition and food security.
β Founded : In 1945 in Quebec City, Canada (HQ - Rome, Italy)
β India β Joined in 1945 as founding member
β Global Coverage : With 195 members - 194 countries and the European Union, FAO works in over 130 countries world wide.
Global Reports and Publications
β The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World (SOFI)
β The Impact of Disasters on Agriculture and Food Security
β Global Report on Food Crises
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β A specialized agency of the United Nations that leads international efforts to defeat hunger and improve nutrition and food security.
β Founded : In 1945 in Quebec City, Canada (HQ - Rome, Italy)
β India β Joined in 1945 as founding member
β Global Coverage : With 195 members - 194 countries and the European Union, FAO works in over 130 countries world wide.
Global Reports and Publications
β The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World (SOFI)
β The Impact of Disasters on Agriculture and Food Security
β Global Report on Food Crises
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πHindustan Republican Association
β Founded by : Ram Prasad Bismil, Ashfaqulla Khan, Sachindra Nath Bakshi and Jogesh Chandra Chatterjee.
β Chandra Shekhar Azad and Bhagat Singh joined later.
β Cause of formation : Disillusioned with Gandhiβs non-violence and calling off Non-cooperation movement (NCM) in 1922.
β Manifesto : Krantikari (Revolutionary) was released in 1925.
β Objective : To establish a federal Republic of United States of India with universal suffrage and socialist principles by an organized and armed revolution.
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β Founded by : Ram Prasad Bismil, Ashfaqulla Khan, Sachindra Nath Bakshi and Jogesh Chandra Chatterjee.
β Chandra Shekhar Azad and Bhagat Singh joined later.
β Cause of formation : Disillusioned with Gandhiβs non-violence and calling off Non-cooperation movement (NCM) in 1922.
β Manifesto : Krantikari (Revolutionary) was released in 1925.
β Objective : To establish a federal Republic of United States of India with universal suffrage and socialist principles by an organized and armed revolution.
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π Zero FIR (First Information Report)
β Unlike an FIR, which is restricted by jurisdiction, a zero FIR can be filed in any police station, regardless of whether the offence was committed under the jurisdiction of that particular police station.
β Whereas FIRs have serial numbers assigned to them, zero FIRs are assigned the number β0β. Hence the name, Zero FIR.
β After a police station registers a zero FIR, it has to transfer the complaint to a police station that has the jurisdiction to investigate the alleged offence.
β Once a zero FIR is transferred, the police station with the appropriate jurisdiction assigned it a serial number, thereby converting it into a regular FIR.
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β Unlike an FIR, which is restricted by jurisdiction, a zero FIR can be filed in any police station, regardless of whether the offence was committed under the jurisdiction of that particular police station.
β Whereas FIRs have serial numbers assigned to them, zero FIRs are assigned the number β0β. Hence the name, Zero FIR.
β After a police station registers a zero FIR, it has to transfer the complaint to a police station that has the jurisdiction to investigate the alleged offence.
β Once a zero FIR is transferred, the police station with the appropriate jurisdiction assigned it a serial number, thereby converting it into a regular FIR.
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πNational Party Status :
β Citing the Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968, which
stipulates criteria for recognition as a national or state party.
β The ElectionCommission of India (ECI) now recognises six national parties.
πΈBharatiya Janata Party (BJP),
πΈIndian National Congress,
πΈBahujan Samaj Party (BSP),
πΈCommunist Party of India (CPI) (Marxist),
πΈNational Peopleβs Party (NPP) and
πΈAam Aadmi Party (AAP).
βͺοΈ How is a Partyβs National status decided?
β Votes in Lok Sabha (LS), state polls: A party should secure at least 6% of votes
polled in four or more states in LS or assembly elections, and, in addition, have at least four members in LS.
β Seats in LS: It should have at least 2% of total Lok Sabha seats and have candidates from not less than three states.
β Must be a state party: in at least four states.
βͺοΈBenefits of National Party Status :
β Exclusive allotment of its reserved symbol to its candidates throughout India.
β Need only one person to propose a candidateβs name to file nominations.
β Get broadcast facilities over Akashvani/Doordarshan during general elections.
β Can have up to 40-star campaigners while others can have up to 20-star campaigners.
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β Citing the Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968, which
stipulates criteria for recognition as a national or state party.
β The ElectionCommission of India (ECI) now recognises six national parties.
πΈBharatiya Janata Party (BJP),
πΈIndian National Congress,
πΈBahujan Samaj Party (BSP),
πΈCommunist Party of India (CPI) (Marxist),
πΈNational Peopleβs Party (NPP) and
πΈAam Aadmi Party (AAP).
βͺοΈ How is a Partyβs National status decided?
β Votes in Lok Sabha (LS), state polls: A party should secure at least 6% of votes
polled in four or more states in LS or assembly elections, and, in addition, have at least four members in LS.
β Seats in LS: It should have at least 2% of total Lok Sabha seats and have candidates from not less than three states.
β Must be a state party: in at least four states.
βͺοΈBenefits of National Party Status :
β Exclusive allotment of its reserved symbol to its candidates throughout India.
β Need only one person to propose a candidateβs name to file nominations.
β Get broadcast facilities over Akashvani/Doordarshan during general elections.
β Can have up to 40-star campaigners while others can have up to 20-star campaigners.
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Pandita Ramabai
β Mahila Arya Samaj founder
β Mukti Mission
β Sharda Sadan
β Widow home (Bombay)
β Medical education for Women
β Indian scholar, 1st feminist
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β Mahila Arya Samaj founder
β Mukti Mission
β Sharda Sadan
β Widow home (Bombay)
β Medical education for Women
β Indian scholar, 1st feminist
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πFreedom to manage religious affairs (Article 26)
β Every religious denomination or its sections has the freedom to manage its own affairs
β It can establish and maintain institutions for religions and charitable purposes
β It can own and acquire movable and immovable property
β It has the right to administer such property in accordance with laws
β Article 25: individual rights
β Article 26: Protects collective freedom of religion.
β Reasonable restrictions: public order, morality and health
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β Every religious denomination or its sections has the freedom to manage its own affairs
β It can establish and maintain institutions for religions and charitable purposes
β It can own and acquire movable and immovable property
β It has the right to administer such property in accordance with laws
β Article 25: individual rights
β Article 26: Protects collective freedom of religion.
β Reasonable restrictions: public order, morality and health
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πKhilji Dynasty Architecture
About Siri Fort (1303)
β Alauddin Khilji (second ruler of Khilji Dynasty), established Siri as the second city of Delhi.
β Construction aimed to counter the frequent Mongol invasions.
β An oval shaped layout; houses the grand Hazar Sutan palace with its marble floors and stone decorations.
β Additions: flame-shaped battlements; bastions showcased innovative architectural style of the Khiljiβs.
β Hauz Khas village was an extension of the fort; designed to meet the water needs of the army.
β Also known as βDarul Khilafatβ or βSeat of the Caliphate.β
β Strength and grandeur attracted the attention of Timur, the Mongol ruler who invaded Delhi in 1398.
β Decline of Siri Fort began with the removal of its stones and artefacts by local rulers for their buildings.
β Sher Shah Suri used materials from Siri to construct his city.
Khilji Dynasty Architecture
β Alauddin Khilji expanded Qutb-mosque.
β Proportions of the minaret were doubled compared to those established a century earlier.
β Alai Darwaza, completed in 1305; known for inventive arches; dome support systems.
β Jamaat Khana Masjid: built at the tomb of Nizam ud-din Auliya, towards the end of Khilji rule.
β Tomb of Ala-ud-din Khilji and Madrasa (part of Qutb Complex).
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πBuddhist Terminology
β Pratyeka Buddhas: Beings who have attained enlightenment without guidance but have not taught it to the world.
β Arhat: Who have achieved Nirvana.
β Bodhisattva: Abeing about to become Buddha shows charity and helper of man.
β Sramanas/Bhikshu: Buddhist monks.
β Upasakas: Lay followers.
β Mahaparinirvana: Final blowing out, death.
β Arya-Atthangikamagga: Noble eight-fold path.
β Ashtamahasthanas: Eight holy places.
β Tathagata: One of the titles of Buddha.
β Prajna Parimita : Female deity of perfection and insight associated with Mahayana.
β Anatta: Soullessness.
β Samnera: Buddhist monks before being introduced into sangha as full-fledged member.
β Paramita: 10 percepts (vows) observed by monks.
β Pratimoksa: Rules of 150 articles (a part of Vinay Pitaka).
β Skandhakas: Monastic rules.
β Poshadha: Fortnightly meeting in Sanghas.
β Siddha: Perfected being in Vajrayana.
β Sakra: Gold identical with Indra used by the monks.
β Sangha: Buddhist order.
β Vassa: Retreat during rainy season by the monks.
β Sangharam: Resting place for monks.
β Vihara: Buddhist monastery.
β Pravajya: Initial ordination for old and experienced monks.
β Sramanas: Buddhist monks, in general.
β Upajjhaya: Spiritual leader.
β Sanketas: Four noble truths.
β Upasotha/Roya: Days of fast on full moon, new moon and two quarter moon days in a month.
β Chaitya: Temples of Buddhists.
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β Pratyeka Buddhas: Beings who have attained enlightenment without guidance but have not taught it to the world.
β Arhat: Who have achieved Nirvana.
β Bodhisattva: Abeing about to become Buddha shows charity and helper of man.
β Sramanas/Bhikshu: Buddhist monks.
β Upasakas: Lay followers.
β Mahaparinirvana: Final blowing out, death.
β Arya-Atthangikamagga: Noble eight-fold path.
β Ashtamahasthanas: Eight holy places.
β Tathagata: One of the titles of Buddha.
β Prajna Parimita : Female deity of perfection and insight associated with Mahayana.
β Anatta: Soullessness.
β Samnera: Buddhist monks before being introduced into sangha as full-fledged member.
β Paramita: 10 percepts (vows) observed by monks.
β Pratimoksa: Rules of 150 articles (a part of Vinay Pitaka).
β Skandhakas: Monastic rules.
β Poshadha: Fortnightly meeting in Sanghas.
β Siddha: Perfected being in Vajrayana.
β Sakra: Gold identical with Indra used by the monks.
β Sangha: Buddhist order.
β Vassa: Retreat during rainy season by the monks.
β Sangharam: Resting place for monks.
β Vihara: Buddhist monastery.
β Pravajya: Initial ordination for old and experienced monks.
β Sramanas: Buddhist monks, in general.
β Upajjhaya: Spiritual leader.
β Sanketas: Four noble truths.
β Upasotha/Roya: Days of fast on full moon, new moon and two quarter moon days in a month.
β Chaitya: Temples of Buddhists.
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πNational Party Status :
β Citing the Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968, which
stipulates criteria for recognition as a national or state party.
β The ElectionCommission of India (ECI) now recognises six national parties.
πΈBharatiya Janata Party (BJP),
πΈIndian National Congress,
πΈBahujan Samaj Party (BSP),
πΈCommunist Party of India (CPI) (Marxist),
πΈNational Peopleβs Party (NPP) and
πΈAam Aadmi Party (AAP).
βͺοΈ How is a Partyβs National status decided?
β Votes in Lok Sabha (LS), state polls: A party should secure at least 6% of votes
polled in four or more states in LS or assembly elections, and, in addition, have at least four members in LS.
β Seats in LS: It should have at least 2% of total Lok Sabha seats and have candidates from not less than three states.
β Must be a state party: in at least four states.
βͺοΈBenefits of National Party Status :
β Exclusive allotment of its reserved symbol to its candidates throughout India.
β Need only one person to propose a candidateβs name to file nominations.
β Get broadcast facilities over Akashvani/Doordarshan during general elections.
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β Citing the Election Symbols (Reservation and Allotment) Order, 1968, which
stipulates criteria for recognition as a national or state party.
β The ElectionCommission of India (ECI) now recognises six national parties.
πΈBharatiya Janata Party (BJP),
πΈIndian National Congress,
πΈBahujan Samaj Party (BSP),
πΈCommunist Party of India (CPI) (Marxist),
πΈNational Peopleβs Party (NPP) and
πΈAam Aadmi Party (AAP).
βͺοΈ How is a Partyβs National status decided?
β Votes in Lok Sabha (LS), state polls: A party should secure at least 6% of votes
polled in four or more states in LS or assembly elections, and, in addition, have at least four members in LS.
β Seats in LS: It should have at least 2% of total Lok Sabha seats and have candidates from not less than three states.
β Must be a state party: in at least four states.
βͺοΈBenefits of National Party Status :
β Exclusive allotment of its reserved symbol to its candidates throughout India.
β Need only one person to propose a candidateβs name to file nominations.
β Get broadcast facilities over Akashvani/Doordarshan during general elections.
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ARTICLE 240
β Article 240 empowers the President of India to make regulations for the peace, progress, and good government of certain Union Territories.
β Currently, this applies to Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu, and Puducherry (only when its assembly is suspended/dissolved).
β Regulations made by the President under Article 240 have the same force and effect as an Act of Parliament.
β The Union government planned to introduce Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, 2025 to include the UT of Chandigarh under Article 240.
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β Article 240 empowers the President of India to make regulations for the peace, progress, and good government of certain Union Territories.
β Currently, this applies to Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu, and Puducherry (only when its assembly is suspended/dissolved).
β Regulations made by the President under Article 240 have the same force and effect as an Act of Parliament.
β The Union government planned to introduce Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, 2025 to include the UT of Chandigarh under Article 240.
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πNational Air Quality Index (NAQI)
β Released by Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).
β Includes 8 pollutants-PM10, PM2.5, NO2, Ozone, SO2, CO, NH3 andlead (Pb).
β AQI communicates air quality status using six categories (ranging from Good to Severe).
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β Released by Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).
β Includes 8 pollutants-PM10, PM2.5, NO2, Ozone, SO2, CO, NH3 andlead (Pb).
β AQI communicates air quality status using six categories (ranging from Good to Severe).
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πFreedom to manage religious affairs (Article 26)
β Every religious denomination or its sections has the freedom to manage its own affairs
β It can establish and maintain institutions for religions and charitable purposes
β It can own and acquire movable and immovable property
β It has the right to administer such property in accordance with laws
β Article 25: individual rights
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β Every religious denomination or its sections has the freedom to manage its own affairs
β It can establish and maintain institutions for religions and charitable purposes
β It can own and acquire movable and immovable property
β It has the right to administer such property in accordance with laws
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Gross Domestic Product (GDP) : GDP is defined as total market value of all final goods and services in an economy. It is used to assess the size of economy.
β Growth of GDP : It can be either due to increase in actual production or due to increase in prices of goods and services or combination of both the above two factors.
β Nominal GDP : It is the value of GDP at the current prevailing prices.
β Real GDP : It is the value of GDP at some constant set of prices.
Real GDP growth rate = Nominal rate β Inflation (GDP Deflator)
β The GDP deflator : It is the ratio of nominal to real GDP.
GDP Deflator = Nominal GDP / Real GDP
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β Growth of GDP : It can be either due to increase in actual production or due to increase in prices of goods and services or combination of both the above two factors.
β Nominal GDP : It is the value of GDP at the current prevailing prices.
β Real GDP : It is the value of GDP at some constant set of prices.
Real GDP growth rate = Nominal rate β Inflation (GDP Deflator)
β The GDP deflator : It is the ratio of nominal to real GDP.
GDP Deflator = Nominal GDP / Real GDP
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πHindustan Republican Association
β Founded by : Ram Prasad Bismil, Ashfaqulla Khan, Sachindra Nath Bakshi and Jogesh Chandra Chatterjee.
β Chandra Shekhar Azad and Bhagat Singh joined later.
β Cause of formation : Disillusioned with Gandhiβs non-violence and calling off Non-cooperation movement (NCM) in 1922.
β Manifesto : Krantikari (Revolutionary) was released in 1925.
β Objective : To establish a federal Republic of United States of India with universal suffrage and socialist principles by an organized and armed revolution.
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β Founded by : Ram Prasad Bismil, Ashfaqulla Khan, Sachindra Nath Bakshi and Jogesh Chandra Chatterjee.
β Chandra Shekhar Azad and Bhagat Singh joined later.
β Cause of formation : Disillusioned with Gandhiβs non-violence and calling off Non-cooperation movement (NCM) in 1922.
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πFreedom to manage religious affairs (Article 26)
β Every religious denomination or its sections has the freedom to manage its own affairs
β It can establish and maintain institutions for religions and charitable purposes
β It can own and acquire movable and immovable property
β It has the right to administer such property in accordance with laws
β Article 25: individual rights
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β Every religious denomination or its sections has the freedom to manage its own affairs
β It can establish and maintain institutions for religions and charitable purposes
β It can own and acquire movable and immovable property
β It has the right to administer such property in accordance with laws
β Article 25: individual rights
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β Reasonable restrictions: public order, morality and health
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