INDIAN POLITY BY M. LAXMIKANTH – 6TH EDITION

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          The book is recommended by many toppers as a must-read for the aspirants appearing for the TSPSC GROUP 1, TSPSC GROUP2, APPSC GROUP 1, APPSC GROUP 2, UPSC Civil Services examination.

Features of ‘Indian Polity’ By M. Laxmikanth – 6th Edition
·       80 chapters and 16 appendices (940 pages).
·       Chapters rearranged as per the latest pattern of the examination.
·       Covers the recent developments in Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh.
·       Previous years’ questions and practice questions for both Preliminary and Mains Examinations.
·       6 New chapters: (1) Goods and Services Tax Council (2) National Commission for Backward Classes (3) National Investigation Agency (4) National Disaster Management (5) Role of regional parties (6) Coalition Government.
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‘Indian Polity’ By M. Laxmikanth – 6th Edition is available for purchase now!
          The much-awaited, updated edition of ‘Indian Polity’ by M. Laxmikanth is now available. The latest edition, which is the 6th, has 6 new chapters. Besides, there are updates in almost all chapters.

Link to buy ‘Indian Polity’ online from Amazon.
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