Why Does a Country Need a Constitution?The Indian Constitution: Key Features1. Federalism
2. Parliamentary Form of Government
3. Separation of Powers
4. Fundamental Rights:
5. Secularism
What is Secularism?Why is it Important to Separate Religion from the State?What is Indian Secularism?Why should People Decide?People and their RepresentativesThe Role of the ParliamentWho are the People in Parliament?Do Laws Apply to All?How Do New Laws Come About?Unpopular and Controversial LawsWhat is the Role of the Judiciary?What is an Independent Judiciary?What is the Structure of Courts in India?What are the Different Branches of the Legal System?Does Everyone Have Access to the Courts?What is the Role of the Police in Investigating a Crime?What is the Role of the Public Prosecutor?What is the Role of the Judge?What is a Fair Trial?What Does it Mean to be Socially Marginalised?Who are Adivasis?Adivasis and StereotypingAdivasis and DevelopmentMinorities and MarginalisationInvoking Fundamental RightsLaws for the MarginalisedProtecting the Rights of Dalits and AdivasisAdivasi Demands and the 1989 ActWater and the People of ChennaiWater as Part of the Fundamental Right to LifeThe Government’s RoleWater Supply to Chennai: Is it Available to All?In Search of AlternativesWhat is a Worker’s Worth?Enforcement of Safety LawsNew Laws to Protect the EnvironmentThe module provides free video tutorials by experts. Class 8th civics syllabus divided into 5 units –
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