The is not a revolutionary overhaul, but a necessary evolutionary update. The world of Indian polity has changed more in the last 4 years (2019-2023) than in the previous 2 decades. Using the 6th edition today is like using a 2020 road map on a highway built in 2024—you will get lost.
Laxmikant gives you the "What" and "Why" of polity. Pair it with the Constitution of India (bare act) for the "Where" (exact article wording). Do that, and Polity will become your highest-scoring subject. Final Tip for Aspirants: Do not just collect editions. The 7th edition is a tool. Use sticky notes. Mark the margins. Fight with the text. By the time you are done with this book, it shouldn't look new; it should look used, torn, and highlighted. That is when you know you are ready for the exam. indian polity by laxmikant 7th edition exclusive
Happy studying, and may the Constitution be with you. The is not a revolutionary overhaul, but a
The "Exclusive" features—specifically the new chapters on NIA, UAPA, the New Criminal Codes (BNS/BNSS/BSA), and the updated J&K section—make this edition the for Prelims 2024 and Mains 2024. Laxmikant gives you the "What" and "Why" of polity
| Feature | 6th Edition | 7th Edition Exclusive | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Approx. 800 | Approx. 920 (Increased bulk) | | Article 370 | Explained as a "Temporary provision" | Explained as "Repealed & Replaced" | | Triple Talaq | Mentioned as a bill pending | Explained as a Criminalized offense (Muslim Women Protection of Rights on Marriage Act) | | UT of D&N Haveli & Daman Diu | Treated as separate UTs | Merged and explained as a single UT | | Criminal Laws | IPC, CrPC, Evidence Act | New chapters explaining BNS, BNSS, BSA (New criminal codes) | | Latest Budget | 2020-21 data | Includes 2023-24 fiscal data |