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Explain the structure of judiciary? |
| Answer» The Constitution of India provides for a single integrated judicial system.This means that unlike some other federal countries of the world,India does not have separate state courts.The structure of the judiciary in India is pyramidal with the Supreme Court at the top,High Courts below them and district and subordinate courts at the lowest level . The lower courts function under the superintendence of the higher courts<br>The Judiciary is a Parallel wing of government. And it is to ensure, protect and preserve the legal rights of the citizens. It works according to the fundamental rights and duties from the Constitution and the respective amendments done by the legislature. And ensures that the justice is served to each and every citizen. | |
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Mention any five powers of village panchayat as a unit of local self govt |
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| 3. |
Please help me pol science chapter freedem for project file |
| Answer» What sort of help do you need? | |
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Explain the relationship between judiciary and right |
| Answer» Rights are those conditions which are given by the state to every citizens.Judiciary is the organ of the government which punish the people who are doing certain wrong things and violate the rules. | |
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Why do we need constraints |
| Answer» We need constraints as it helps us to maintain discipline in society. bcoz of constraints we respect each others view and there is no choas i society . if absolute freedom will be there then there will be no discipline in society. no one will respect other\'s view . and constraints are rules and regulation passed by judiciary for the betterment of society | |
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Write a short note on keshavananda bharti case.. |
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Which state share their high court in India???? |
| Answer» \tThe\xa0states\xa0of Punjab and Haryana have a common\xa0High Court\xa0in Chandigarh.\tThe seven North Eastern\xa0states\xa0(Assam, Mizoram, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh)\xa0share the same High Court\xa0in Guwahati. | |
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Nature,scope, significant, utility of political theory |
| Answer» The scope of Political Theory is as discussed ahead:\tState and Government are the Main Subjects of Political Theory:\xa0State is the main subject of political science and theory because the machinery of political science revolves around the State. In the sphere of political theory, we study the nature and size of the existing State and the practicability of the fundamental principle of the present government. But the nature of the State and government have changed with\xa0time. Now, their present nature is different from the past. Political theorists study the reasons for the origin of State and its process of development.\tStudy of Power:\xa0Political theory also includes the study of power. In other words, “Political theory is the study of power process”. Power has many forms — political, economic and social power, individual and public power, national and international power, etc.\tWider Scope of the Subject:\xa0The study of the political theory consists of study in different fields i.e., formal, informal, economy, social, psychological, geographical, ethical, political, religious and cultural. These factors influence the political system. In political theory, we study society, state, and international politics.\tStudy of Political Ideology:\xa0Political theorists also study political ideologies. Various\xa0ideologies have been prevalent in the society from Plato to nowadays. For example, Idealism, Individualism, Marxism, Gandhism, Socialism, Utilitarianism, etc.\tStudy of Associations and Institutions:\xa0Another feature of political theory is that it studies the various organizations, associations, and institutions established in the State. | |
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Why does equality matter ? |
| Answer» Equality\xa0means that all the citizens of India are equal before the law. No\xa0one can be discriminated against on tiie grounds of religion, race, caste, *** or place of birth. The same right applies to\xa0the\xa0matters of education and employment. People committing the same crime are punished equally regardless of their status. | |
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Has India\'s election system been really effective? Elucidate. |
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| 11. |
how freedom and equality are related to each other??? |
| Answer» i asked about freedom and equality where did liberty came from??????<br>Liberty and equality are related to each other.Their is no role of liberty in the absence of equality. Their are the same condition viewed from different angles..They are the two sides of the same coin.Though their is a close relationship between liberty and equality yet their are some political thinkers who do not find relationship between liberty and equality. | |
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Bi-cameral legislature??? |
| Answer» When there are two houses of legislature,it is called a Bi-Cameral legislature.I think it might Help. | |
| 13. |
Government discritionary power |
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| 14. |
Powers and functions of supreme court |
| Answer» (i) Original Jurisdiction: The original jurisdiction extends to those cases which the Supreme Court has the authority to hear and decide in the first instance.(a) Between citizens of the country;(b) Between citizens and government;(c)Between two or more state governments; and(d)Between governments at the union and state level.(ii) Appellate Jurisdiction: It is the highest court of appeal in civil and criminal cases. It can hear appeals against the decisions of the Courts.(iii) Advisory Jurisdiction : As the highest court in the country, the Supreme Court gives legal advice to the President of India on any legal or constitutional matter referred to it. However, the advice is not binding on the Supreme Court.(iv)Guardian of the Constitution:The Supreme Court acts as the guardian and final interpreter of the Constitution. If the government passes any law or issues any order which is in violation of the Constitution, the Supreme Court has the power to declare the law or order unconstitutional.(v) Guardian of Fundamental Rights: The Supreme Court also acts as a guardian of the fundamental rights of the citizens. When a fundamental right of any citizen is violated by the government or any individual he can seek the protection of the Supreme Court. | |
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Election in India: Are They Free and Fair? |
| Answer» Elections in India are free and fair as a party that wins an election and forms government do so because people have chosen it over its rivals.The following facts support the statement that the value of free and fair\xa0election has always\xa0been promoted in India:\tA choice is offered to the voter.\tOne vote has one value.\tThe choice is offered at regular intervals of time.\tThe preferred candidates should be elected.In India, all these are followed in order to conduct free and fair elections. | |
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What is the difference between rajya sabha and lok sabha? |
| Answer» Lok sabha-must be a citizen of india.Rajya sabha-must be a citizen of India.Lok sabha-must not be less than 25 yrs of age.Rajya sabha-must be atleast 30 yrs oldLok sabha-must be a voter for any parliamentary constitutionary in india.Rajya sabha-not be in a proclaimed criminal.<br>\tComparisonRajya SabhaLok SabhaNameCouncil of statesHouse of PeopleMeaningCouncil of States, where the representatives are indirectly elected by the elected representative of the Assemblies of States and Union Territories.\xa0House of People, where people who are qualified to vote can elect their representative by way of direct elections.\xa0NaturePermanent bodyIt continues for 5 years, except dissolved earlier.RepresentativeVice President of IndiaSpeakerMinimum age for being a member30 years25 yearsMaximum number of members250 members552 members\xa0FunctionsRajya Sabha has special powers to announce that it is required and expedient in the national interest that Parliament may make laws with respect to a matter in the State List or to create by law one or more all-India services common to the Union and the States.Money Bills can only be presented in the Lok Sabha. And it grants the money for functioning the administration of the country.\t | |
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What are the weakness in the India electoral system? Write in point and in details? |
| Answer» Not sincerely in for our work | |
| 18. |
What are the types of executive |
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| 19. |
What are the powers and functions of Indian Prime Minister? |
| Answer» Bhai news dhek 370and 35a. Dab samaj aa jaega. | |
| 20. |
Different between moral and and political equality and how we can minimise the inequality |
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| 21. |
"Election not always mean democracy" Why? |
| Answer» \tIn representative democracy, people rule through their representatives.\tIt gives an opportunity to the people to decide, who will make laws for them. | |
| 22. |
Why we need cinstitution |
| Answer» A Constitution is necessary because of the following reasons:\tIt is an important law of the land. It determines the relationship of the citizens with the governments.\tIt lays down principles and guidelines which are required for people belonging to different ethnic and religious groups to live in harmony.\tIt specifies on how the Government would be elected and who will have the power and the responsibility to take important decisions.\tIt outlines the limits on the power of the Government and tells us about the rights of the citizens.\tIt expresses the aspirations of the people about creating a good society. | |
| 23. |
what are duties and responsibilities? |
| Answer» Which chapter | |
| 24. |
What are the various kinds of liberty |
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| 25. |
Difference between Direct elections and General elections. |
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| 26. |
Full notes 11 clss chp1 |
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| 27. |
Importance of constitution |
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| 28. |
Satta king Rang Pustak kya hai |
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| 29. |
WHY THERE IS A LESS PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN IN POLITICS???? |
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| 30. |
Election system in India |
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| 31. |
What is political minority ? |
| Answer» Political Minority refers to the opposition party. After elections, the party who gets majority forms the government and other parties who do not get the majority become opposition parties and known as a political minority who enjoys the right to convert themselves into political majority democratic methods. | |
| 32. |
Palestine yak state आहे चुक कि बरोबर सकारन S spasta kara hindi |
| Answer» Palestine yak state आहे | |
| 33. |
कार्यपालिका के प्रमुख कार्य क्या होता |
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| 34. |
How coalition government have a affected powers of president and prime minister |
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| 35. |
Who made out Constitution of india |
| Answer» B.R Ambedkar. | |
| 36. |
What is the difference between ordinary rights and fundamental rights? |
| Answer» The main difference between the two is that the former is justiciable in the law of courts.They are defended and protected by constitution where as the latter are not justiciable and may or may not be protected by constitution. | |
| 37. |
Wharmt do you mean by constitutes and what is its function and role |
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| 38. |
Difference between direct and indirect democracy |
| Answer» \tBASIS FOR COMPARISONDIRECT DEMOCRACYINDIRECT DEMOCRACYMeaningDirect democracy refers to a form of government wherein citizens out rightly take part in the administration of the government.Indirect democracy implies a democracy in which people vote for their representative, to represent them in the Parliament.PoliciesGovernment policies are decided by the people themselves.People elect their representatives to take decisions on government policies.LegislatureWhole community forms legislature.Representatives of the winning party forms government and are a part of legislature.SuitabilityCountries whose population size is small.Countries whose population size is large.\t | |
| 39. |
Name the institution which makes law for our constitution? |
| Answer» Executive is\xa0the institution that is responsible for implementing the law made by the Parliament.<br>Parliament is a institution which makes law for the country | |
| 40. |
What is indirect democracy ? |
| Answer» The indirect democracy means the democracy in which the people by indirect manner such as the elections of rajya sabha<br>Indirect democracy is where citizens choose others to represent them, making important decisions on their behalf. | |
| 41. |
What is liberalism? Explain its main principle. |
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| 42. |
How was the Indian Constitution made.. |
| Answer» The indian constitution was made by constituent assembly under the cabinet mission plan. It took 2 years 11 months and 18 days to be framed. Framers of indian constituion took the ideas from different constitutions of the world, the american constitution, the ireland constituion, canada constitution and the goverment of india act 1935.<br>The indian constitution was made by a constituent assembly of old leaders and exeperienced persons | |
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Why indian constitution adopted in 26 january 1950 ? |
| Answer» A. The Assembly adopted the Constitution on 26 November 1949 but it came into effect on January 26, 1950.B. It was effective on January 26, 1950 with a democratic government system, completing the country\'s transition towards becoming an independent republic.C. To mark this day, we celebrate January 26 as Republic Day every year.<br>Because in that time 26 january is celebrated as independence day | |
| 44. |
Explanation of the cartoons |
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| 45. |
Describe the formation power function of Lok Sabha |
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| 46. |
difference between fptp and proportional restoration |
| Answer» \tBASIS FOR COMPARISONFIRST PAST THE POSTPROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATIONMeaningFirst Past the Post is a voting system, wherein people cast their votes to the candidate of their choice and the one getting the highest number of votes win.Proportional Representation is an electoral device in which seats are allotted to the political parties on the basis of the number of votes polled for them.ConstituencyEntire country is segregated into various geographical units, i.e. constituencies.Large geographical areas are termed as constituencies.RepresentativeOne representative is elected from each constituency.One or more representative can be elected from one constituency.VotingVotes are casted for candidate.Votes are casted for the party.SeatsVotes may or may not be equal to the seats got.A party gets seats, as per the proportion of votes, it gets.MajorityWinning candidate may not gets the majority votes.Winning candidate gets the majority votes.AccountabilityExistsDoes not existClashing of IdeasDoes not prevailMay Prevail\t | |
| 47. |
apc dayal book questions |
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| 48. |
Which commission provide the formation plan of constitution assembly ? Explain ? |
| Answer» But this answer explain also for 6 marks<br>Drafting commission | |
| 49. |
The indian constitution is called bag of borrowing explain? |
| Answer» It is called so because Indian Constitution has borrowed provisions from the constitutions of various other countries. ... However, calling the Constitution a bag of borrows is unfair because it is not a result of blind copy and paste.<br>Plz answer me | |
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MCQ for chapter 1 |
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