The book is written by Alex Andrews George, founder of ClearIAS.com. The author’s earlier title ‘Important Judgments that transformed India’ was a huge hit among aspirants.
The new title ‘Important Acts that Transformed India’ is also published by McGraw Hill. Click here to buy the book from Amazon.
Compilation of Important Judgments (Judiciary) and Important Acts (Legislature)
‘Acts’ are important for UPSC Prelims and Mains (General Studies Papers – I, II, III, and IV)
Aspirants preparing for competitive exams like UPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE) needs to learn the several acts connected with Society, Polity, Governance, Economy, Environment, Internal Security, Disaster Management, Ethics and so on.
The book “Important Acts that Transformed India’ is an all-in-one book that covers all important Acts, Bills, Rules, and Regulations relevant for UPSC Civil Services Examination (CSE) General Studies Papers – I, II, III, and IV.
A quick look at the Table of Contents of Important Acts that Transformed India reveals the unique approach which divides 100 must-know Acts topic-wise – into 12 Parts correlating with the subjects in the latest UPSC CSE Syllabus.
The book is highly useful for UPSC Civil Services Preliminary Exam (Objective), Main Exam (Written), and Personality Test (Interview).
Important Acts that Transformed India
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In 2019, UPSC Civil Services Preliminary Exam (2019), 11 questions worth 22 marks were asked from this topic – ie Acts/Bills/Rules. There were 65 marks worth of questions in UPSC CSE Mains 2019. Most aspirants failed to answer many of those questions properly as conventional text-books or coaching materials were not catered to such an approach.
We hope this book ‘Important Acts’ will be a huge value-addition and time-saver for you in this year preparation just like the previous title ‘Important Judgments‘. This book will perfectly complement and supplement the best-selling book Indian Polity by M. Laxmikanth.
To grab the first copies, order the book on Amazon (before the book goes out of stock).
The book will be shipped as soon as possible.
Sir release Kindle edition also soon please
@Amarnath – Appreciate your interest in the ‘Important Acts’ book. Kindle edition of the book may take a little more time. However, the paperback edition may be available by early September. We recommend you to go for the hardcopy. Pre-order the book. You will get the book on priority. All the best!
This book available in old rajendra nagar book market?
Ordered Sir
Great! Thank you. Congrats for becoming one the first readers!
Alex Sir, Try bringing out a book on decisions or events in Indian context which made hot headlines (like demonetization, dismissal of Chief of Naval Staff, One fine late evening lockdown announcement, nuclear test, MeToo movement which of course waned, Sexual harassment cases against Judges Journalists Politicians, Police Officer Gill, Surgical strikes, Assasination of Gandhis, Abolition of Privy Purses, Killing of Veerapan, Bank mergers, Exit of ICICI Chief scandalously, Banking fiascos, UTI volcano, Harshad M Bomb, 1983 WC, Parliament attack, Taj attack, Bhopal Gas tragedy, Dacoit Devi getting caught, Mutiny by SC Judges in Boat Club, Transformation of AAP post-Nirbhya, Sudden resignation of Foreign Secretary after Rajiv s remarks, Voluntary Retirement of IPS Kiran Bedi, Arrest of Chidambaram, Arrest of Indira Gandhi, The present Yogi in UP crying in Parliament, Vasant Sathe provoking debate on Presidential form of Govt, Hijacking of IA flight by terrorists, Sudden exit of Jayanthi from Congress, Raja V.P. Singh s revolt, NITI Aayog, Telecom scandal (in fact there can be a separate publication on scams scandals – only Lalu is in jail, Kalmadi is at large, Raja is Raja , Bofors guns proved handy in KW 1999, Telgi of Stamp Paper died), The Galwan “night shoot outs by coward Chinese”, etc). McGraw Hill can.
@Shankar – Thank you for the suggestion. Even though this topic ‘events which made headlines’ is quite interesting for casual readers, it’s not common for UPSC to ask questions on political headlines of newspapers. Everything we read in the newspapers is not important in the exam perspective. Some of your mentions are important for UPSC (as they can be used as examples), while some are not.
If you have requirements regarding a new book (where there is not enough study-material), feel free to email us. We shall evaluate the scope of such a book. Thanks in advance.
All the best!
Sir, Please try to make a comprehensive book on disaster management ( including
National level framework , international conventions associated with it )
@Aravind -Thank you for the feedback and ideas.
Sir,
Regarding the book Important acts that transformed India….
Exam is near,so can’t order bcz living in remote island of andamans…
If possible plz provide the soft copy or kindle edition….
Thanks for your valuable a d updated notes..
@ Rajesh – Really appreciate your interest in the book. However, as of now only hardcopy (paperback) of the book “Important Acts that transformed India” is released. Kindle edition may take a few more months to be rolled out. If there is any scope to get the Paperback Edition, we recommend you to get that.
Sir please if possible make it available at other online web sites , like flipkart or snapdeal. Because at there has cash on delivery service. From Amazon i can’t buy the book
@Prithwish – At this moment, the book is available only on Amazon. The book will definitely be available on Flipkart after a few weeks.
I want grade 1 to grade 5 textbook, please provide as soon as possible.
Thank you