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451.

The constitution was made by credible leaders who commanded peoples\' respect

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452.

In which part of Indian Constitution is directive principle of state policy given ?

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453.

Write a note on the constituent assembly of india.

Answer» The constituent assembly consisted of 389 members,of which 292 were elected by the elected members of the provisional legislative assemblies while 93 members were nominated by the princely state.To these were to be added a representative each from the four cheif commissioner provincer of Delhi , Ajmer, Marwar, Coorg and British Baluchistan.Each province and each Indian state or group of states were alloted the total no of seats proportional to their respective population roughly in the ratio of one to a million.
454.

Whqt is freedom

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455.

Politics envelops us like the coils of a snake and there is no other way but to wrestle with it

Answer» What do you want to ask about this statement
456.

I want to political science in hindi so please u can do it.

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457.

Q.1 What is Election Commission? State its composition.

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458.

Write a short note on philosophy of Indian constitution

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459.

Whar is the most unacceptable form of inequality?

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460.

How many members are required to support the introduction of no confidence motion in the lok sabha??

Answer» Sorry not 15 members50 members are there<br>15 members needed to introduce no confidence motion in lok sabha
461.

What is no - confidence motion? Please help me guys. Tomorrow I have my political science exam .

Answer» A motion of no confidence or vote of no confidence or confidence motion is a statement or vote about whether person in a position of responsibility ( government, managerial, etc ) is no longer deemed fit to hold that position perhaps because they are inadequate in some aspects are failing to carry out.
462.

sanvidhan kya hai

Answer» संविधान कानूनों और मूलभूत सिद्धांतों का एक लिखित समूह है जो यह बताता है कि कोई देश, राज्य या अन्य राजनीतिक संगठन कैसे काम करता है।<br>Adhikaaro ki kitab
463.

What is bill of rights?

Answer» A bill of rights prohibits government from thus acting against the rights of individuals and ensures remedy in case there is violation of these rights.<br>A bill of rights also known as charter of rights, is a list of most important rights to the citizens of the country.The purpose is to protect these rights from infringement
464.

Legislature questions answers

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465.

distinguish between the liberalism and maxist view of justice ?

Answer» Both Marxism and liberalism grew out of the European Enlightenment and have influenced each others development. Both share a respect for liberty and equality but their relationship to these ideals is fundamentally different.Liberalism is a worldview fundamentally based around abstract values and philosophical idealism, with an emphasis on understanding political, economic and social phenomena from an individualist perspective. From the liberal perspective, issues in society and the economy are often given disjointed solutions that focus on individual behavior. As an idealist worldview, liberalism sees ideals like liberty and equality as things to strive towards.Marxism is a fundamentally materialist worldview with a systemic approach to understanding political, social and economic phenomena. This means that issues in society are understood in their relation to the structure of society, and proposed solutions take systemic issues into account. As a materialist worldview, Marxism is purportedly scientific and unconcerned with ethical ideals - values like equality or liberty are seen to be outgrowths of material development and achievable with specific levels of economic development, but not necessarily things to blindly strive toward on the basis morality. This perspective extends down to individual: humans are understood to be primarily driven by material interests rather than spiritual or philosophical interests, though the latter is predicted to become predominant in a highly-developed state of affairs where material needs are taken care of (i.e. a communist society).As a result of their different methodologies, Marxism understands the issues of capitalism to be structural in nature therefore advocates for systemic change - a transition to socialism, an economic system that does not suffer from the structural defects of capitalism because it replaces the dynamics that give rise to the defects in the first place.
466.

How does the reservation help in social justice?

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467.

explain moral justice ?

Answer» Moral justice is a principle to consider that all individuals share certain rights who deserve equal rights and equal treatment. i.e. right to life , right to liberty and property.
468.

Briefly describe the economic dimension of justice ?

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469.

what is the difference between legal and moral justice?

Answer» Justice is about living with other people, while morality is about living with yourself. Justice is about right relation to others as measured against the mores of society, while morality is about right relation to right itself, as measured against your own beliefs.
470.

"It is a nation of justice binds liberty with equality.Do you agree with this view and why?

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471.

what are the provision for social justice in indian constitution?

Answer» Article 39A obligates the State to secure that "the operation of the legal system promotes justice, on a basis of equal opportunity, and shall, in particular provide free legal aid, by suitable legislation or Page 6 Social Justice Provision in Indian Constitution International Journal of Political Science (IJPS) Page
472.

Describe the mutual relationship between justice and liberty?

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473.

describe various dimension of justice?

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474.

describe john rawal\'s theory of justice ?

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475.

Explain three dimensions of equality

Answer» 1) Social equality : It makes all persons equally eligible to enjoy various opportunities2) Economic equality : It refers to enjoy wealth equally in the society and abolish poverty3) Political equality : It refers to enjoy political rights to form contest elections etc<br>Political equality ,social equality and economic equality
476.

When did panchayati raj system begin?

Answer» In 1992<br>2 October 1959
477.

Explain how the power of prime minister is eroded in the coailiation form of government

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478.

Who is chief executive or head of state in india

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479.

The prime minister enjoys a preminent position in government

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480.

Notes, chapter 5

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481.

why after Independence, the local governments were not given their due importance

Answer» Notesch5
482.

When was our constitution adopted?

Answer» 26 January 1949<br>26 th January
483.

Relationship between judiciary and parliament

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484.

What are the two main principles of multiculturalism

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485.

adhikar ka ghoshna patra

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486.

What is best ideal state according to Aristotle ?

Answer» It is a very good idea to there things that force you bite into the latterl and mark their *** point for girls
487.

Law is condition of liberty. Comment

Answer» Law promotes liberty. The more law there is the, more liberty there is. And as soon as law ends, liberty also ceases to exist. Where there are no laws to protect or provide freedom and liberty, violations of the same take place.
488.

Which of these is not a function of these constitution

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489.

why cannot Meghalaya be called the state in the real terms of sence

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490.

project on cold war era

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491.

What are the reservation constituincy?

Answer» Reserved constituencies are constituencies in which seats are reserved for Scheduled Castes and Tribes based on the size of their population.
492.

Why FPTP is better than the PR system?

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493.

What is FPTP Explain?

Answer» In a first-past-the-post (FPTP or FPP; sometimes formally called single-member plurality voting or SMP) electoral system, voters cast their vote for a candidate of their choice, and the candidate who receives the most votes wins (irrespective of vote share).
494.

Why we need equality give answer in points

Answer» Thanks...<br>• Equality is a powerful moral and political ideal that has inspired and guided human society for many centuries.• As a political ideal the concept of equality invokes the idea that all human beings have an equal worth regardless of their colour, gender, race, or nationality.• It maintains that human beings deserve equal consideration and respect because of their common humanity.• Today, equality is a widely accepted ideal which is embodied in the constitutions and laws of many countries.
495.

Why political science is a science

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496.

Why do we need an indipendent judiciary?

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497.

How the Indian state explain the concept of secularism?

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498.

What are the important features of Constitution and How the Indian constitution is unique?

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499.

Difference between rajya sabha and Lok Sabha

Answer» Rajya Sabha is upper house and Lok Sabha is lower house.
500.

Why did Indian adopted a bicameral legislature

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