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| 101. |
Define rigid constitution |
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| 102. |
Discuss the scope of political science? |
| Answer» The scope of political science also includes a study of the nature of relationship between the individual and the State. It examines how man should adjust himself with the society. Man is the root of politics. The process of adjustment of men with the society is an important aspect of Political Science. | |
| 103. |
What is the nature of india as per the preamble of indian constitution? |
| Answer» The nature of the State according to the Preamble is as under:(a) India is a Sovereign State;(b) India is a Democratic State;(c) India is a Secular State;(d) India is a Socialist State, and(e) India is a Republic. | |
| 104. |
The political science question paper shall be of how much marks |
| Answer» Check syllabus here :\xa0https://mycbseguide.com/cbse-syllabus.html | |
| 105. |
Indian is asecular state justify the statement |
| Answer» secularism\xa0in\xa0India\xa0means equal treatment of all religions by the\xa0state. With the 42nd Amendment of the Constitution of\xa0India\xa0enacted in 1976, the Preamble to the Constitution asserted that\xa0India is a secular\xa0nation. However, neither\xa0India\'s\xa0constitution nor its laws\xa0define\xa0the relationship between religion and\xa0state.<br>India is a secular state justify the statement | |
| 106. |
India is a secular state justify the statement |
| Answer» secularism\xa0in\xa0India\xa0means equal treatment of all religions by the\xa0state. With the 42nd Amendment of the Constitution of\xa0India\xa0enacted in 1976, the Preamble to the Constitution asserted that\xa0India is a secular\xa0nation. However, neither\xa0India\'s\xa0constitution nor its laws\xa0define\xa0the relationship between religion and\xa0state.<br>With the 42nd Amendment of the Constitution of India enacted in 1976, the Preamble to the Constitution asserted that India is a secular nationIn a secular nation, people have the freedom to choose, practice and propagate their religion. The country does not have any official religion and neither the government nor any private institution discriminates among the people on the basis of religion.India is a secular nation as it has no state religion. The government neither encourages nor discourages any religion. People are free to choose and practice their religion. The Government of India treats people of all religions with equal respect. | |
| 107. |
I need text questions answer |
| Answer» You can check NCERT solutions here : https://mycbseguide.com/ncert-solutions.html | |
| 108. |
Why is political theory important? |
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| 109. |
Why the Indian constitution is followed? |
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| 110. |
What was the aim of incorporating the directive principles of state policy into our constution? |
| Answer» Gkhb | |
| 111. |
Give reason why do we need constraints in the society? |
| Answer» We need some constraints or else society would descend into chaos.\xa0(i)Differences may exist between people regarding their ideas and opinions, they may have conflicting ambitions, they may compete to control scarce resources.\xa0(ii)There are numerous reasons why disagreements may develop in a society which may express themselves through open conflict.\xa0(iii)We see people around us ready to fight for all kinds of reasons ranging from the serious to the trivial. Rage while driving on the roads, fighting over parking spaces, quarrels over housing or land, disagreements regarding whether a particular film should be screened, all these, and many other issues, can lead to conflict and violence, perhaps even loss of life.\xa0Therefore every society needs some mechanisms to control violence and settle disputes. | |
| 112. |
"India is a bag of borrowings"-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\xa0blind\xa0copy and paste. Sources Of The Indian Constitution<br>Write which of the things have been derived from which country to make Indian constitution. See from page 22 of Indian constitution at work | |
| 113. |
Politics is more than what politicians do. Do you agree with this statement? Give example |
| Answer» Yes politics is more than what politicians do because government is not considered so much federal in every aspect so it can be said that the politics is more than politicians works<br>Politicians as a part of government are involved in politics but politics is not limited to their activities. Politics involves number of various negotiations that go on in society through which collective decisions are made. | |
| 114. |
What are the institutions created by the constitutions of india? |
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| 115. |
Why is the rajya sabha known as the permanent house |
| Answer» The Rajya Sabha also known as the Upper House/permanent house because it is not dissolved every 5 years like the Lok Sabha.<br>This is called because the rajya sabha is a type of house which is totally different from lok sabha means rajya sabha can\'t dissolved in after 5 years. It has a different way of dissolving . It keeps changing its members in every 2 years | |
| 116. |
What was the ideologiccal divide in the constitution assembly |
| Answer» Constitution day on November 26, similar to other days of national importance, has become another day of ritualistic celebration without much critical introspection. Even though the Indian constitution was adopted in principle on November 26, 1949, the majority of its provisions were formally adopted on January 26, 1950, to commemorate the declaration of complete independence or purna swaraj by the Indian National Congress on January 26, 1930.The significance of constitution day is not in the explicit ritualistic reverence to the supreme legal document, but in critical introspection of our progress in fulfilling the basic ideology of our constitution. The constitution makers’ clarity of thought in creating a just society is clearly reflected in the founding philosophy of our constitution.The Constituent-Assembly debates show the commitment of its members in giving life to the idea of India in an inclusive manner based on the principles of social justice and democracy. The unique nature of Indian nationalism, as highlighted by historian Ramachandra Guha, is not based on any single religion or language, as in European counterparts. That shows the inclusive nature of Indian nationalism overcoming the conflicting social identities to create a political citizenship for the overall development of the nation. The constitution and its ideology have laid a strong foundation for such an inclusive nation respecting the differences and strengthening social justice in the newly independent nation.\xa0 | |
| 117. |
the constitution assembly did not represent the india people since it was not elected by all citizen |
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| 118. |
Make a list of currency with value. Eg : $ - 62.5 |
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| 119. |
Why constitution is called as living document |
| Answer» It is called living document because it can be amended again and again according to the needs | |
| 120. |
Expki any four features of the Indian constitution |
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| 121. |
Parliamentary executive in India |
| Answer» Parliamentary executive is the one which founded on the principle of fusion of powers between the Legislature and the Executive. Hence the Council of Ministers or Cabinet is collectively responsible to the popular or directly elected House of Parliament as to the House of Commons in Britain and Lok Sabha in India. | |
| 122. |
in india some movements are still organised to demand small seprate states ? explain |
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| 123. |
Clasification of directive principle in state policy |
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| 124. |
how was the indian constitution made and its subtypes |
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| 125. |
Who are called as political theorists |
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| 126. |
Two questions between presidential form of government |
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| 127. |
Two questions between presidential form |
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| 128. |
What do you mean by a just and effective constitution?? |
| Answer» Constitution is a set of fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state or other organization is governed. To be a just Constitution it means to be morally right and fair. A Constitution needs to be fair for its laws to be fair. | |
| 129. |
Write any two welfare measures adopted by the constitution makers? |
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| 130. |
Which articles Of Indian Constitution describe Right To Equality |
| Answer» article 14 | |
| 131. |
How constitution allow for minimum coordination among members of a society |
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| 132. |
Why the election commission of India is an independent organ? |
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| 133. |
Explain the factor promalgamation of your constitution |
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| 134. |
Demerits of adult franchise |
| Answer» Universal adult franchise means anyone who is above 18 years of age have a right to vote and elect their representativeFollowing arguments are given against Universal Adult Franchise:(i) Illiterate persons are not able to exercise their right to vote properly, so this right should be given only to the educated citizens.(ii) Poor people are liable to sell their votes. So this right should not be given to them.(iii) The system is very expensive. Large-scale arrangements have to be made for the election.\xa0 | |
| 135. |
"vigilant citizens are a must for the successful working of a democracy".comment. |
| Answer» If the citizenry is vigilant, politics becomes much more public-spirited.For example: As citizens, we are a bit like the audience in a music concert; we are not the main performers interpreting the song and melody. But we set the agenda and appreciate the output and put in new requests. Have you noticed that musicians perform better when they know the audience is knowledgeable and appreciative.(i)Vigilant citizens are a must for the successful working of a democracy because they possess awakening, reason and ability to reflect on the actions of their representatives.(ii)If vigilant citizens see politicians defecting from parties, making false promises and tall claims, manipulating different sections of the society, pursuing personal or group interests ruthlessly, these vigilant citizens can challenged this by taking various public platform.(iii)They can protest and organise demonstrations to persuade the government to change the existing outdated laws or to frame or pass new laws and regulations.(iv)Vigilant citizens have the capability to check wrong policies and corruption persisting among government officials and leaders. | |
| 136. |
Scope of politics |
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| 137. |
Give any five features of democracy |
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| 138. |
Principle of deliberarion? |
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| 139. |
explain the term prevention detection and it\'s importance. |
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| 140. |
What are the provisions taken by member of constitution assembly in our constitution. |
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| 141. |
The institutional arrangements of india is one of best example of world. Explain the statement |
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| 142. |
Give reasons for making a constitution affective |
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| 143. |
Can we case on Governor and PM during there jobs? |
| Answer» Yes.. We can case on governor and pm during their jobs...!! | |
| 144. |
Define constitution |
| Answer» A constitution is a written set of law and fundamental principles to develop a relationship between people and govt. Which comprises a number of articles about the state.<br>Constitution is the supreme law or a legal document which is used to form govt.,other organs of government.this provide rights and freedoms to all citizens | |
| 145. |
what was the composition of constituent assembly? |
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| 146. |
What is the difference between the negitive and positive conception of liberty |
| Answer» \tNegative libertyPositive liberty1. It defines and defends the area of an individual’s life where no external authority can interfere.i. It defines the area of society where an individual can be free with some constraints made by the society and the government.2. It is not concerned with the conditions of the society.ii. It is concerned with the enabling conditions of the society.3. It is concerned with explaining the idea of ‘freedom from’.iii. It is concerned with explaining the idea of ‘freedom to’.4. This area comes into personal domain of the individual.iv. This area comes into social domain of the individual.5. More negative liberty leads to more freedom.v. More positive liberty checks excess of freedom to an individual, which could be an obstruction for social stability.\t | |
| 147. |
Brief note on mode of communication |
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| 148. |
Describe realtionship between election and democracy |
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| 149. |
Distinction between state and other association? Mention five points |
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| 150. |
Indian constitution is a bag of borrowing? Explain |
| Answer» Indian constitution has borrowed a great deal of provisions from the Constitution of other countries:a. Our political leaders were inspired from the various constitutions of the World.b. Like they borrowed provision of bill of rights from US constitution, idea of Parliamentary form of government from the British.c. Ideas of socialism were borrowed from Russian constitution , ideals of liberty , equality and fraternity from the French.d. But it may be noted that all these provisions were not blindly incorporated . They were thoroughly discussed and debated. | |