Kerala +2 Political Science case studies
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Kerala's Higher Secondary (+2) Political Science course is a two-year programme taken in Classes XI and XII under the state's Directorate of Higher Secondary Education, and the public examination at the end of Class XII is what most candidates mean when they say "Plus Two Political Science". It suits students who want a humanities or social science stream that leads naturally into degrees in political science, law, public administration, journalism, civil service preparation or international relations, and it also works as a supporting subject for anyone aiming at competitive examinations later. The Kerala +2 Political Science case studies are 5 cases and about 3,165 words.
1The Poster and the Speaker: Drawing the Line on Campus Speech
In a Kerala university, the students' union has invited a speaker who campaigns for abolishing reservation in higher education. A second group has announced a sit-in at the venue; posters call the speaker 'anti-constitutional'.
516 words, about 3 min2The Governor's Pending Bill: Re-passage, Reservation and the Concurrent List
The Kerala Legislative Assembly passes the Private Educational Institutions (Fee Regulation) Bill, 2025, by 92 votes to 48. The Bill caps fees in self-financing colleges and creates a state commission with power to audit accounts.
689 words, about 3 min3The Minister Who Will Not Go: Coalition Numbers and Ministerial Responsibility
A three-party coalition in a state has 78 of 140 seats: the leading party 54, ally A 12, ally B 12. Ally A's transport minister is named in a commission report on a bus-fleet procurement deal; the report stops short of indictment but finds 'grave procedural impropriety'.
670 words, about 3 min4The Vanishing Plan Fund: Gram Sabha Priorities and Panchayat Spending
A grama panchayat in Kottayam district has ₹4.2 crore in the 15th Finance Commission tied grant and own plan funds for 2025-26. By January 5, only 38% is spent.
646 words, about 3 min5The 312-Vote Seat: Recount, NOTA and Roll Integrity in Kerala
In a Kerala assembly constituency, the 2026 result is: candidate X (LDF) 61,240; Y (UDF) 60,928; Z (NDA) 9,410; NOTA 1,840. Total electors 1.92 lakh; polled 1.37 lakh; 960 postal ballots were received, of which 410 were rejected for procedural defects.
644 words, about 3 min