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| 2001. |
How does the state enable and obstruct rights? |
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| 2002. |
What were the main aspirations of indian society at the time of independence? |
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| 2003. |
What are the limitations on the power of government |
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| 2004. |
WHY INDIA ADOPTED FPTP ( FIRST PAST THE POST SYSTEM) ? |
| Answer» The First Past The Post system is also known as the territorial system. The first past the post system is adopted by most of the modern democratic states. In this system, the total electorate of the country is divided into territorial units called constituencies which elect one representative to the legislature. At present, Lok Sabha consists of 543 elected members. Hence, the entire country is divided into 543 constituencies.\xa0 | |
| 2005. |
Why the india constitution is also known as \'bag of borrows\' |
| Answer» Because its fundamental rights has been taken fron US , DPSP from irish constitution, Parliamentary system from british constitution,etc. And many things so we can say it as \'bag of borrows\' | |
| 2006. |
Which country fought for Liberty Equality and fraternity in 1789 |
| Answer» France | |
| 2007. |
Write the composition,power and functions of cabinet. |
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| 2008. |
What are the main function of constitution |
| Answer» \tIt projects the form of government in the country.\tIt ensures the fundamental rights to it\'s citizens.\tIt directs the states in making legislations.\tIt lay out the procedures for several functions, administrations, legislation, execution of the government machinaries.\tIt provides for the separation of Powers.\tIt provides for the independence of each organ say., Legislative, Executive and Judiciary.\tIt upholds the sovereignty of the nation.\tIt acts as a check in maladministration and misuse of powers.\tIt provides for answerability and accountability of government to the people of the country.\tIt provides for Judicial review in case of legislations violating the Supreme procedure established by law (i. e. Constitution) | |
| 2009. |
What are the need and signification of political theory |
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| 2010. |
Necessity of constitution |
| Answer» Necessity of constitution is because it sure that no Indian citizens will suffer from discrimination, injustice based on caste and religion | |
| 2011. |
Difference between fundamental rights and directive principles |
| Answer» Fundamental Rights are justifiable and enforceable rights while directive principles are non -justifiable and cannot override fundamental rights. Fundamental rights provide political rights whereas social and economic rights are provided through DPSP. | |
| 2012. |
Classification of council of minister. |
| Answer» Council of minister divided into 4I. Cabinet Ministers—He has a right to be present and participate in every meeting of the Cabinet. For proclamation of an emergency under Art. 352 the advice must come from the Prime Minister and other Ministers of cabinet rank.II. Minister of State with independent charge—He is a Minister of State who does not work under a Cabinet Minister. When any matter concerning his Department is on the agenda of the Cabinet, he is invited to attend the meeting.III. Minister of State—He is a Minister who does not have independent charge of any Department and works under a Cabinet Minister. The work to such Minister is allotted by his Cabinet Minister.IV. Deputy Minister—He is a Minister who works under a Cabinet Minister or a Minister of State with independent charge. The work to him is allotted by the Minister under whom he is working. The Prime Minister allocates portfolios to the Cabinet Ministers and Ministers of State with independent charge. The other Ministers are allocated work by their respective Cabinet Ministers. Ministers may be chosen from the Lok Sabha or the Rajya Sabha. A Minister who is member of one House has the right to speak and to take part in the proceedings of the other House. A Minister is allowed to vote only in the House of which he is a member. A person who is not a member of either House may also be appointed as a Minister. He can continue as a Minister only for six months. Because that is the limit fixed by Art. 75(5). If he desires to continue as Minister he has to become a member of any one of the Houses of Parliament before the expiration of the period of 6 months. A person who is not qualified to become a member of a legislature cannot be appointed a minister under Art. 75(5). In this case minister would not include Prime Minister because non-election of Prime Minister would dissolve the Council of Ministers after expiration of the period of 6 months. | |
| 2013. |
Discuss a few major proposals concerning electoral reforms in india |
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| 2014. |
What measures have been taken to ensure free and fair elections in india |
| Answer» Different Measures taken to ensure Free and Fair Elections. The following are the different measures taken to ensure free and fair elections in India :(i) Every step is being taken so that the voters are able to cast their votes according to their preferences.(ii) Every effort is being made for the security and safety of the voters at the Election Booths. Sufficient policemen are posted near the Election Booths so that no illegal person could disrupt the election process.(iii) Every attempt is made to see that no inducement is given to voter to cast their votes in a particular way.(iv) It is also seen that no coercion is used in any way to force voters to vote for a particular candidate.(v) During the election campaigning, it is to be seen that the Ruling Party does not use the government machinery in its favour whatsoever.(vi) Rigging or using unfair means in elections should not be allowed in any way. Rigging is to elections what cheating is to examination.(vii) All efforts are made to see that nobody tries to use his muscle or money power.(viii) Over and above these measures, an institution of Election Commission has been created in India which is quite independent of the government control. It tries to conduct the elections in a free and fair manner. | |
| 2015. |
What are defects of the first past the post (fptp) system. Why did india adopt this system |
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| 2016. |
What is equality.what should we be concerned about this moral and poolitical ideal. |
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| 2017. |
V मुझे समझ में नहीं आता है पॉलीटिकल साइंस |
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| 2018. |
What os the scope pf political theory |
| Answer» The scope of political theory is as follows1. It evaluates the values which are part of our life like freedom, equality and justice.2. It defines the concepts and talks about its significance.3. It trains individuals to think rationally about politics and raise political questions.\xa0 | |
| 2019. |
Procedure for bill passed in detail |
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| 2020. |
Does independence of the judiciary mean that the judiciary is not accountable to any one |
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| 2021. |
Media is used for petty promotional campaign during elections. A suggestion on how to stop this. |
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| 2022. |
Who is the chief election commisnor of india |
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| 2023. |
What is civil equality |
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| 2024. |
what is meant by politics and what is it\'s importance? |
| Answer» Politics, by definition meana the strategy to govern. But in a broader sense, it is a strategy to succeed or sustain. But it shall not be considered as a dirty or corrupt form of social occupation as it has been defined in the same way. In fact, it\'s not an occupation at all. It\'s more like a social responsibility. A sense of public service is essential for anyone to be a part pf politics. | |
| 2025. |
What\'s the difference between seperate electorates and reservation of constituencies |
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| 2026. |
How were agranian economies different in nomadic community? |
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| 2027. |
Which of these is not a function of the constitution ? |
| Answer» It insurers that good people come to power | |
| 2028. |
Where do rights come from? |
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| 2029. |
Discuss Kant\'s view on human dignity |
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| 2030. |
Difference b/w democratic and undemocratic election |
| Answer» Democracy is a form of government wherethe rulers get elected by the people and contrary to this is a nondemocratic form.• In non-democratic form, people have no say in the decision of electing a ruler. In a democracy, people elect their leader.• A nondemocratic government may respond to people’s need, but it all depends on the wishes of people who rule. In a democracy the ruler is accountable to the nation hence must listen to the demands of the people.• There is no consultation or discussion in nondemocracy while taking any decision; a ruler does what he wishes.• In nondemocratic government, there is accountability as the mistakes are either kept hidden from public or their feedback is not considered. | |
| 2031. |
Explain the merits and demerits of post and past system |
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| 2032. |
Law making process |
| Answer» \xa0These are the steps in the law-making process. A bill may begin in either the House or the Senate except for money bills, which must be introduced in the House.\tBill\xa0is Drafted: Members of Congress, the Executive Branch, and even outside groups can draft (write or draw up) bills.\tIntroduced in House:\xa0Representative introduces the bill in the House. Only members can introduce bills.\tSent to Committee:\xa0The Speaker of the House sends the bill to a committee.\tCommittee Action:\xa0Most bills die here. The committee may pigeonhole, table, amend, or vote on the bill. If bill passes, it goes to Rules Committee. | |
| 2033. |
Mention any two limitation vo constitution |
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| 2034. |
Difference between civil equality and political equality ???? |
| Answer» Civil liberty comprises of the enjoyment of similar civil liberties and civil rights by all the citizens. Civil laws should treat all the individuals equally. Political equality guarantees the enjoyment of similar political rights to all citizens. | |
| 2035. |
Why some people criticise the formation of local government? |
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| 2036. |
Diff b/w negative and positive liberty |
| Answer» Negative liberty :It means absolute freedom of individual.J.S.Mill called it an activity of self regarding.Positive liberty:It means the presence of some restrictions on the individual by the society,by the government,or by the constitution.It also termed as an activity of others regarding. | |
| 2037. |
Why do we need to go back to the constituent assembly? |
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| 2038. |
Interventionist |
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| 2039. |
Cn we have democracy without holding elections? |
| Answer» No | |
| 2040. |
In which 42 amendment word writen |
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| 2041. |
What are the important part of political theory |
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| 2042. |
Why did India adopt FPTP system |
| Answer» India adopted FPTP system the reason is that were FPTP gives clear choice to the voters to either vote for a candidate or a party<br>\xa0It\'s because in India, we follow FPTP system. FPTP stands for First Past the Post. In this system whoever gets more votes than other candidates, is declared elected. ... Voters have to simply endorse a candidate or party while voting. | |
| 2043. |
Importance of delimitation commission |
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| 2044. |
Define three dimensions of equality . |
| Answer» Political equality provides equal political rights to every individual. Its dimensions are as follows:\tFor the success of democracy, all the citizens should have an equal right to enjoy universal adult suffrage.\tEvery individual must have the right to be elected as a representative also to contest elections.\tThe citizens must enjoy the right to hold public offices also without any discrimination except qualification. | |
| 2045. |
Why politics became bad word? |
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| 2046. |
Why did people sacrifice their life and die for freedom |
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| 2047. |
Who fixed the maturity age |
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| 2048. |
What was the process of india chief justice appoint??? Plz jaldi batao koe |
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| 2049. |
Give two examples of direct democracy |
| Answer» Or united state<br>Switzerland | |
| 2050. |
Maxist theory |
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