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The major challenges to democracy are : The foundational challenge involves transitioning from a non democratic to democratic form of government .It means keeping POWER in the HAND of civilians instead of military and establishing a sovereign state

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Beijing

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Why Democracy is So Important and So COOL. A functioning democracy is the FORM of government that provides its citizens with the most FREEDOM, the most opportunity, the greatest prosperity, and the most comfortable LIFE. It is also the most STABLE form and by far the most fun.

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The Zimbabwe African National Union – PATRIOTIC Front is a political ORGANIZATION which has been the ruling PARTY of Zimbabwe SINCE INDEPENDENCE in 1980.

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1according to apartheid BLACKS were not allowed to TRAVEL with WHITES

2 Black are not allowed to GO to PUBLIC places

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There were totally 389 members in the INDIAN CONSTITUENT Assembly.

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1:The opportunity to vote is made to all REGISTERED voters.

2:Voter registrations are carefully validated at the time of registration.

3:Voters who have not voted for long time or are deceased are purged from voter roll.

4:All votes are COUNTED as ACCURATELY as possible.

5:The outcome or will of the voters is accepted by all parties.

6:Voter fraud is prevented & discouraged by SAFEGUARDS like voter ID.

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Biodiversity ALSO called DIVERSITY in the living world is the OCCURRENCE of variety of living ORGANISMS in the world being in size, SHAPE , color etc. for eg about 1.7-1.8 million species are known and many more are about to discover.....

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Coming together FEDERATION-

When two or more independent states come together to form a BIGGER political UNIT it is called coming together federation.

It is done for security , safety as well as for MAINTAINANCE of democracy.

Its unification of powers.

Examples- USA, Switzerland , Australia.

Holding together federation-

When the power is distributed among various states in a country is called holding together federation.

It is done to keep control and for better governance of vast countries.

Its decentralisation of powers.

Examples- Spain, Belgium, INDIA.

The meaning of CRIMINAL MIND in Kannada is THINKING about bad THINGS.

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it is done under the montesiquee model of sepration of powers
as india is a big and federal GOVERNMENT so here the distribution of power make it more EFFICIENT in democracy .
also it is a system of CHECK and balance
the three branches are legislature , EXECUTIVE , judiciary

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Everybody needs a government to make decisions and get things done this can be disease QUESTIONS about where is build ROADS in schools or when they get to expensive or how to reduce the price of oni when they get too expensive or aur ways to increase the SUPPLY of electricity. The government also TAKE action on many social issues for example it has several programs to help the for it goes other important things such as running fossils and RAILWAY service

ROLES AND POWERS OF MUNICIPAL COUNCILLORSThis pamphlet was written by Satyarupa Shekhar as part of Transparent Chennai’s research on electoralaccountability. You can write to the author at [email protected]Local governments are the lowest level of government and municipal councillors are the electedrepresentatives CLOSEST to the people. Their role is not easy; it requires them to represent their electoralconstituencies, provide a vision for development, and oversee public finances. In order to fully respond to theneeds of the community, elected representatives must engage properly with their constituents. But theirefficacy depends also on public awareness of their roles and powers, as also their PERFORMANCE. Typically, therole of an elected REPRESENTATIVE includes i) policy making, ii) executive oversight and iii) constituencyimprovement. Simply put, councillors make laws, approve budgets and raise questions of public importance.As members of the Council and Wards Committees, councillors monitor the Corporation’s activities in theprovision of all municipal services.Policy Making Council meetings are chaired bythe Mayor and attended by all councillors and theCommissioner, the head of the city’sadministration. Councillors can represent theconcerns of their constituencies here. They CANALSO ask questions on the activities of theCorporation. The Council has the power to passresolutions on various matters such as taxes, andpublic works like lighting, drainage, andsanitation. Six Standing Committees with fifteencouncillors in each look in to the policies and workin Accounts, Education, Public Health, TownPlanning, Works, and Taxation and Finance.Executive Oversight Residents can informcouncillors of civic problems they face, whichcouncillors can discuss at Wards Committeemeetings. These are zone-level forums wherecouncillors can discuss problems in their wards.These meetings are presided over by the WardsCommittee Chairman and attended by theAssistant Commissioner, Executive Engineer,Assistant Engineer from the zone Electricity Boardoffice, Assistant Health Officer, Assistant RevenueOfficers, Assistant Executive Engineers, JuniorEngineers and Metro Water officers. Resolutionsmust be approved by the Wards Committee andthe relevant Standing Committees before beingtabled before the Council.Ward Improvement The mayor and allcouncillors are allotted a discretionary fund knownas the Municipal Councillor Local AreaDevelopment (MC LAD) fund. The fund can beused to undertake permissible capital expenses tosupplement municipal infrastructure. The funds areheld by the Corporation of Chennai andcouncillors can recommend development work intheir wards.Permissible works for MC LAD funds Basic amenities such as drinking water, roads,public toilets and bathrooms in hutments Bus shelters Corporation school classrooms, auditoriums,playgrounds and computers Bins and tricycles for collection of garbage Maternity homes, PHARMACIES, nutrition centres Mortuaries, burial and cremation sites Parks, children play devices in parks Rain water collection and drainage at placesowned by the Corporation, road-side drainage,culverts across canals and roads Roads and platforms, subways, traffic islands,fountains and road medians Toilets, urinals and bathroomsNon-permissible works for MC LAD funds Any type of repair or maintenance works,including repair and maintenance on specialcategory property which could offer long termusage Commercial establishments, service trust,registered society, private companies or cooperativeestablishments Residential and office buildings, places ofworship Properties that could be used by individualswhich are not under any approved schemes Land acquisition and compensation foracquisitioned lands Memorial, statues and memorial centres Purchase of small motor vehicles to cleargarbage Street light, hardware, tube vapour lamps Subsidy and loans Works of other Departments and Boards Works that require running expenses

The government makes Le in everyone who lives in the country his to follow this this is the only way government scan function just LIKE the government has the power to make the similarly it has the power of a forest its decisions for example there is late to say that all PERSONS driving a motor vehicle must have a license any person gets driving a vehicle without a license can either jail or fined a LARGE sum of money without display the government power to make decisions is not of MUCH USE

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the effect of national emergency on scheduled areas notified by president of india are...
1. markets got closed ..
2. whole area can be closed..
3. government snatches the RIGHT to FREEDOM and right to expression from the people...
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Distaste for politics builds within us from looking at people debating ridiculously on TV, shouting and going INSANE over PETTY topics. And so, our distaste blossoms. And this distaste of ours towards politics manifests itself in many ways, like putting our status of political views on Facebook as ‘Not interested in politics’, or ‘I hate politics’, or even as ‘Don’t know what that rubbish is’.

Now, we should know what we really mean when we say, “I hate politics.”

Actually, when we dig a little deeper into that statement and in what context it is said, then we find that what we really want to say and what we actually mean is that we hate politicians. As for politics, many of us do not know what it is actually.

Politics has got a ton of connotations over the years which are mostly negative. And this is QUITE understandable, of course, given the level that politics has been made to stoop down to in our country. Politics is OFTEN considered as a filthy practice of cunning people. It has almost become synonymous with corruption, polarisation and crookedness, all at the same time. Of course the politicians play all these dirty games to GAIN power. But are these the only things that politics can yield? Aren’t there any positive sides to politics? The common belief on it is quite dispiriting

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The UK political SYSTEM is a multi-party system. Since the 1920s, the two largest political participation have been the Conservative Party and theLabour Party. Before the Labour Partyrose in British politics, the Liberal Party was the other major political party along with the Conservatives.
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1:) to freedom of SPEECH and expression;

2:) to assemble peaceably and WITHOUT ARMS;
3:) to form associations or UNIONS or COOPERATIVE societies

4:) to move freely throughout the territory of India;

5:) to reside and settle in any part of the territory of India;

6:)to practice any profession, or to carry on any occupation, trade or business.

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Clausewitz had MANY APHORISMS, of which the most FAMOUS is "War is thecontinuation of POLITICS by other means."

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The Black Power Movement of the 1960s and 1970s was a political and social movement whose advocates BELIEVED in RACIAL pride, self-sufficiency, and EQUALITY for all people of Black and African descent. ... By the mid 1960s, many of them no LONGER saw nonviolent protests as a viable means of combatting racism

1)Right to equality
2) Right to FREEDOM
3) Right against exploitation
4) Right to freedom of religion
5) CULTURAL and educational rights
6) Right to constitutional remedies
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Levels of GOVERNMENT
now that you're not that the government is responsible for so many different things can you think of how it manage to do all this the government WORK at different levels at the local level at the level of the state and at the national level. the local level means in your village town or locality the state level world MEAN that which cover the entire SET like Haryana or Assam International levels retails the entire COUNTRY.

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∴ Change in life circumstances that AFFECTS a person's UNDERSTANDING and beliefs generally (eg: aging, new job, a new relationship.)
∴ An acute event (being a crime victim.)
∴ PERCEPTION that others believe a certain way (someone joiner, other contrarians. 
∴ Someone in a position of influence convinces them (a teacher, spouse, mentor.)

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Sonia GANDHI is the INDIAN politician of the Italian descent.
she was the former PRESIDENT of indian national congress.

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List of governor CURRENTLY hold two state are....
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ANDHRA PradeshE. S. L. Narasimhan2Arunachal PradeshB.D. MISHRA..
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In general, terrorism makes world politics more complicated and difficult.  This is because terrorism can cause very important PROBLEMS even though terrorist groups are not clearly linked to states.  The preseors who can have a real impact on the world makes world politics more difficult.

We can see examples of this today.  The best example is Al-Qaeda.  Its 9/11 attacks damaged the United States without giving the US a clear ENEMY to attack.  When Japan attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941, it was clear that the US was now at war with Japan.  After 9/11 it was much less clear.  The US ended up at war with Afghanistan and later with Iraq, but not with Saudi ARABIA, the home country of the majority of the 9/11 attackers.  The governments of Afghanistan, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia did not directly participate in the attacks, making it somewhat complicated and difficult to know how to respond to the attacks.

Terrorism also makes things difficult by making it possible to argue that the United States is at war against all Muslims.  If one country had attacked the US, the US could retaliate against that country.  Instead, the US is trying to retaliate against an ENTIRE phenomenon (militant Islam) that exists to some degree in many countries. 

Thus, terrorism makes world politics more complicated.  It allows non-state actors to affect the world, leaving states UNSURE as to how to respond to attacks. 
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(i) Role of Identity: First of all, the outcome depends on how people perceive their identities. If people see their identities in singular and exclusive terms, it becomes very DIFFICULT to accommodate. As long as people in Northern Ireland saw themselves as only Catholic or Protestant, their differences were difficult to reconcile.
This is how most people in our country see their identity; they think of themselves as Indians as well as belonging to a state or a language group or a social or religious community.
(ii) Role of Community and Culture: The outcome depends on how political leaders raise the demands of any community. It is easier to accommodate demands that are within the constitutional framework and are not at the cost of another community.
Like for instance, the demand for “only Sinhala” was at the cost of the interest and identity of Tamil Community in Sri Lanka.
(iii) The Role of Political Party and Government: In another way, political outcome of social divisions depends on how the government reacts to demands of different groups. This is very much OBSERVED in Belgium and Sri Lanka. If the rulers are willing to share power and accommodate the reasonable demands of the minority community, social divisions become less threatening for the country.
• But if they try to suppress such a demand in the name of national unity, the end result is often quite the opposite. Such attempts at FORCED integration often sow the seeds of disintegration.
• Thus the assertion of social diversities in a country need not be SEEN as a source of danger. In a DEMOCRACY, the political expression of social divisions is very normal and can be healthy.

Disadvantages of power sharing are:

. It leads to a feeling between citizens that the sharing of power leads to DIVISION of power which makes a country weaker than it would be if power rested in one HAND.

. It also leads to misunderstanding between the COUNCIL of various organs. 

. It also leads to thinking that it poses a risk to NATION's unity.

[A]Kerala
[B]Gujarat
[C]RAJASTHAN
[D]Karnataka
are the FIRST state in INDIA to fix minimum QUALIFICATION to participate in PANCHAYAT election

The Government of UNITED STATES is the EXAMPLE of ancient democratic government