PSIR Paper 1 | Free Political Science Optional for UPSC
This is a free Political Science for UPSC course. This Playlist contains lectures on Political Thought, Political Theory, Comparative Politics, International Relations and Indian Politics. It is useful for preparation of UPSC Political Science and International Relations Optional, Political Science UGC-NET/JRF, M.A. Entrance Examinations for JNU, Delhi University, Panjab University and other colleges and universities. Political Science Optional for UPSC, Political Science and International Relations, PSIR for UPSC Mains, Political Science for UGC-NET/JRF, Political Thought, Western Political Thought free lectures, Indian Political Thought, Political Ideologies, Marxism, Feminism, Liberalism, Socialism, Anarchism, Gandhism, Plato, Aristotle, Hobbes, Locke, Machiavelli, Perspectives on India's Freedom Struggle, UPSC Political Science Optional Sources, How to write answers for PSIR Optional, Theory of Justice, Political Science Lectures in Hindi, End of Ideology, Realism, Post-Colonialism explained, Theories of States explained, J.S. Mill explained, Political Theory free lectures, Political Theory for UPSC, Political Science and International Relations free lectures, Political Science for Masters
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Tracks in this Playlist
- Booklist for PSIR Optional || Political Science and International Relations
- Entire Western Political Thought summary | PSIR | WPT mindmaps
- Complete PSIR Syllabus Discussion for UPSC Mains
- Political Science for UPSC - Introduction to IDEOLOGY
- 'End of History' explained and how is it different from 'End of Ideology'?
- Political Science for UPSC - Liberalism Part 1- Features of Liberalism and Classical Liberalism
- Political Science for UPSC Liberalism Part - Modern/ Positive Liberalism, Welfarism, Neo-Liberalism
- Political Science - Marxism Part 1 (What is Marxism? Features of Classical Marxism)
- Political Science - What is Marxism Part 2 (Orthodox Marxism, Leninism, Maoism, Neo-Marxism)
- Political Science Optional for UPSC - Socialism - (Political Ideologies)
- Political Science Optional for UPSC - Fascism - (Political Ideologies)
- Political Science Optional for UPSC - Feminism - A. 8. d (Political Ideologies)
- Political Science Optional for UPSC: Demo Lecture- What is Post-Modern feminism? Batch III launched
- PSIR Optional for UPSC- What is Cyber-Feminism and why is it important?
- Political Science Optional for UPSC - Anarchism explained - (Political Ideologies)
- Political Science Optional for UPSC - GANDHISM - A. 8. c (Political Ideologies)
- Political Science Optional for UPSC - Political Theory - A.1 - Part 1
- Political Science Optional for UPSC - Political Theory - A.1 - Part 2
- Political Science Optional for UPSC - Theory of State - Meaning and Elements of State
- Political Science Optional for UPSC - Theory of State - Liberal State - Social Contract Theory
- Political Science Optional for UPSC || IAS - Laissez faire / Individualist Liberal State
- Political Science Optional for UPSC - Theories of State- Welfare/ Positive liberal State
- Political Science for UPSC- Theories of State- Neo-liberal State
- Political Science for UPSC: Marxist and Neo-Marxist Theory of State and Miliband-Poulantzas debate
- Political Science Optional for UPSC: Post-Colonial State
- Rawls' Theory of Justice- Explained for UPSC PSIR Optional
- Political Science Optional for UPSC - Liberal Perspective of Freedom Struggle
- Political Science Optional for UPSC || IAS - MCQs for PSIR to check your progress
- Western Political Thought- Plato's Theory of Forms/ Ideas, Theory of Justice (Part 1)
- WPT for PSIR- Plato Part 2- Plato's scheme of Education and Communism of Wives and Property
- Plato's Thought (Part 3)- Philosopher King, Revolution, The Statesman and The Laws
- PSIR- Western Political Thought- Plato's Justice Architectonic in nature || Structure + Model Answer
- Concept a Week: Political Science and International Relations- Plato and the Philosopher King
- Demo Answer Writing from PSIR Course: State is individual writ large. Last day to enrol for Batch 1
- Political Science and IR - Aristotle Mind Map || Introducing PSIR Batch 3 and Answer Writing Courses
- Aristotle
- WPT for Political Science- Aristotle on Citizenship and Golden Mean (Part 2)
- WPT for Political Science- Aristotle on Justice, Equality and Polity (Part 3)
- WPT for Political Science- Aristotle's theory of Revolution and critical evaluation
- Polity for UPSC Mains || IAS - Statement Analysis and structure - Man is a Political Animal
- Thomas Hobbes: The Father of Modern Political Philosophy || PSIR for UPSC
- A Mind Map of J S Mill's Political Thought - PSIR for UPSC
- Why is J.S. Mill called a Reluctant Democrat? What are his views on Representative Democracy?
- Learn all about Engel's Three Laws of Dialectics|| Marxist Laws of Dialectical Materialism ||
- What is Marxist idea of Commodity Fetishism?
- Political Thought of Antonio Gramsci || PSIR Paper 1 Part A || UPSC
- The Power of Bollywood: Gramsci's Hegemony in India || PSIR for UPSC
- Hannah Arendt- Political Thought And Key Concepts || Political Science for UPSC
- Foucault's "Panopticon" - What's It And Why Is It Important? || PSIR for UPSC
- Pegasus and Panopticon- Digital Surveillance Today and relevance for PSIR
- PSIR Optional 2022 || Answer Writing || Decline of debate and discussion in Indian Parliament
- Why is Indian Constitution a 'Transformative Constitution'? || Answer Writing for UPSC Mains ||
- Polity for UPSC Mains || IAS - Zoya Hassan's Analysis of Party system in India
- Dr. BR Ambedkar and Dalit Consciousness in India- PSIR Optional
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- International Relations: Criticism of Realism & Introduction of Liberalism | UPSC 2025 | PSIR
- International Relations: Liberalism Schools | Liberal Institutionalism | Complex Interdependence
- Important PYQ on Functionalism | Free PSIR Optional Answer Writing Lecture | Crack UPSC 2024
- What is Hard Power? | How it affects the Geopolitical Tensions | Explained for UPSC Mains 2025
- Political Science and International Relations | UPSC 2025 | Concept of the week: Networks society
- Polity for UPSC Mains || IAS - PSIR Paper 1 Section A Model Answer Discussion
- Political Science and International Relations| India's Foreign Policy What is Multi Track Diplomacy?
- PSIR Concept Discussion through Q&A- S. Jaishankar on the 'The India Way' for Indian Foreign Policy
- Political Science Structures of answers
- Toppers talk with Rupesh Kumar Rank 487- Optional PSIR (Marks 287-PSIR)
- PSIR Answer Writing- Universal and Differentiated Citizenship- PSIR Paper 1- Political Theory
- PSIR Orientation Lecture 1- Strategy about Optional, Model Timetable to balance GS and Optional Prep
- An honest chat with Ms. Ravinderpreet (AIR-389, 2018) about PSIR and GS Mains
- Anjali Birla - An Informal Talk with Sleepy Classes || UPSC
- How To Score High In An OPTIONAL || UPSC
- PSIR 2022- Why should you join our Political Science and International Relations Optional Course?
- Announcement for Political Science and International Relations || UPSC 2022 ||UPSC 2021 Mains
- How to read and Analyse Hindu Editorials? || UPSC Mains || GS and PSIR Optional ||Editorial Analysis
- Optional Answer Writing || Is India a Soft State? || UPSC Mains || Political Science and IR ||
- Answer Writing for Political Science and International Relations || Gandhian tools to fight Fascism
- PSIR Weekly Answer Writing|| UPSC 2022|| Satyagraha as a strategy for India's National Movement
- Everyday Politics & Political Science Optional
- What is the Assam-Mizoram Border Dispute? Will the states be able to resolve it?
- PSIR || India-China: The Brahmaputra Issue and "Brahma Hypothesis" (Demo Lecture for PSIR Course)
- Analysing the 127th Constitution Amendment Bill- Impact and views of scholars and experts
- Taliban takeover in Afghanistan- A Brief History and Analysis || International Relations for UPSC
- India - Bangladesh || Farakka Barrage Issue || PSIR
- Quick Analysis of Political Science and International Relations Previous Year Questions (2017-20)
- An Insight into the MOST AFFORDABLE and COMPREHENSIVE Course for Political Science and IR Optional
- What is Heartland Theory? || Geopolitics || PSIR Batch Announcement || UPSC
- UPSC Stories of Inspiration- AIR 487 2018 Batch IAS Rupesh Kumar (PH 2- PSIR Optional) #upscshorts
- Political Science and International Relations Free Answer Writing by Prerna Ma'am
- PSIR PYQ Analysis Paper 1 Part A (2015-2020)
- What is India’s Economic Diplomacy? || Free Political Science and International Relations Crash ||
- PSIR Free Crash Course: What is Multiplex World? | UPSC Mains 2025 | Sleepy Classes IAS
- Why are there increasing Coups in Africa?
- What is the Delhi Regional Security Dialogue and its main achievements? || India's Foreign Policy ||
- Need to relook at India's No First Use Policy? || India’s Foreign Policy ||
- The most BASIC formula for answer writing for PSIR Optional for beginners! #upsc #shorts #psir
- Political Science and International Relations paper 1 Discussion || UPSC Mains 2021
- PSIR Paper 1 Part B Discussion || UPSC Mains 2021
- What does it mean to be a Republic? UPSC IAS #CivilServices
- Amendment of IAS Cadre Rules and impact on Federalism and Governance
- PSIR Paper 2 Section A || UPSC Mains 2021 || Discussion and Model Answers
- Russia Ukraine Crisis Explained || Implications and India's Position