Explore topic-wise InterviewSolutions in .

The POSITION or STATUS of being a CITIZEN of a PARTICULAR COUNTRY.

Venkaiah NAIDU VICE PRESIDENT of INDIA

Hey mate,
here is your answer dude....

The best way to cracking the UPSC examination is to focus on studies of class 11 and 12th to such an extend that every single word of ncert is CRAMMED to u...u must go through the previous year UPSC paper to know what TYPE of questions are GENERALLY ask....and the most important thing is to be updated with all the current things that r happening in the country or in the world....
ALL THE VERY BEST FOR UR EXAM!!

hope it HELPS...
kindly mark me as BRAINLIEST!!!

Here is your ANSWER.

✌hye. .✌
if code of CONDUCT get violated by any candidate than he/she will be denied to take PART in that ELECTION or being restricted to take part for the FOLLOWING years also..

❤keep smiling
keep loving ❤

As SAID by Mr.B.R.Ambedkar,the chairman of the DRAFTING COMMITTEE in the constituent assembly debate that article 32 that is right to constitutional remedy,is the heart and soul of the INDIAN constitution.

Art 32(1)The right to move the supreme court by appropriate proceedings for the enforcement of the rights conferred by this part is guaranteed.

Now public interest litigation also has its origin from the interpretation of “appropriate proceeding” . Through such interpretation the supreme court has extended the ambit of locus standii.

If the head of state is an elected PERSON, he is called the PRESIDENT, and the FORM of GOVERNMENT is a republic government.

From the CONSTITUTION of UNITED STATES of AMERICA.

This is a list of the heads of stateof India, from the independence of India in 1947 to the PRESENT day. ... The MONARCH was represented in India by a Governor-General. India became a republic under the Constitution of 1950 and the Monarch and Governor-General were replaced by a CEREMONIAL President.


Hope it helps marked me as BRAINLIEST Please Please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please

Hey mate. here is ur answer.
Chinese TOYS have taken over most of the world's .One will hardly FIND toys from local manufacturers on store SHELVES these days.

.............. DOCUMENT

Dignity and freedom of the CITIZENS the dignity freedom of individual is WELL preserved in a democracy often CONFLICTS ARISE among individual because some feel that they're not treated with due RESPECT . respect and freedom are the basic democracy

Answer:-

In MANY countries the head of state is a different PERSON to the head of government, who is often referred to as prime minister. ... But because the QUEEN is unelected, there are important jobs she can't do – ones that an elected head of state, chosen by and ANSWERABLE to the PEOPLE, could.

They migrate from one PLACE to ANOTHER in the SEARCH of food and shelter

NMSTE ✋

✅Political science teaches us info.about the state & GOVERNMENT.

✅Studying political science can open up a WIDE range of JOB opportunities in both the PUBLIC, private, and not-for-profit private sectors.

✅ Students interested in careers in business, education, law, JOURNALISM, communications, government, or politics more generally will obtain vital knowledge and skills.

THANKS :-)

Their CABINET SYSTEMS were same!

Mainly the government is divided in 3 PARTS:-

1.) Central Government - Works On the Central level country like Foreign MINISTRY Defence, etc.

2.) State Government:- Works on state level for legation of law in state.

3.) Local Government:- Works on the public ADMINISTRATION level for maintaining dignity of a city.

Hope this HELPS You PLEASE Make It Brilliant Answer.

THANK YOU

❥════════════════════❥
╔═══════════╗
PLEASE FOLLOW ME
╚╗╔═════════╝
┈║║
┈║║
┈║║
┈║║
❥════════════════════❥
╔═══════════╗
HÉY MÂTÉ HÉRÈ YÕÚ ÃÑSWËR
╚╗╔═════════╝
┈║║
┈║║
┈║║
┈║║
⊂_ヽ
..║║＼＼/\_/\
..╚╝ ＼( °ʖ° )
　　　 >　⌒ヽ
　　　/ 　 へ＼
　　 /　　/　＼＼
　　 ﾚ　ノ　　 ヽ_PLEASE FOLLOW ME
　　/　/
　 /　/|
　(　(ヽ
　|　|、＼
　| 丿 ＼ ⌒)
　| |　　) /
`ノ )　　Lﾉ
(_／




━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
THIS BEST APP IN THE WORLD 
▩━━━━○━━━◈━━━━○━━━▩
✴ NICE TOPIC BY THE WAY ✴

━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

An equality and human rights policy that sets out the standards to which the enterprise/organisation is committed in RELATION to employment

Equality and human rights training that enables staff to UNDERSTAND and achieve these standards for the enterprise/organisation

Responsibility for equality and human rights that is TAKEN by a committee or appointed person to drive the standard set for equality and human rights

Heya

Here is your answer

________________

• The making of the constitution was a very difficult task.

• The country was barn through a partition on the basis of religious  differences. This was a traumatic experience for the People of  India and PAKISTAN.

• At LEAST ONE million people were killed on both sides of the border  in the partition related to violence.

• The British had left it to the rulers of the princely states to  decide whether they wanted to merge with India or Pakistan or  remain independent.

• The MERGER of these princely states was a difficult and uncertain  task. When the constitution was being written, the FUTURE of the  country did not look as secure as it is today

====================

Hope this helped!!!

Happy to help :)

To SHAPE public opinion
please PUT thanks for the answer BRO
Mark it as a brainlist answer

By APPLYING the RIGHT to INFORMATION

Answer:

Galbraith was in bad form. If capitalism was abusive in EVERY action, people would not engage in it unless they could be assured of standards. Low and behold - thats why markets have standards. Capitalists understand that safe customers buy more than scared ones.

Communism is different. It targets the rich like parochial extortionists and says to people ‘if we confine our victimisation to them, most will benefit’. Given its wealthy people are doing the surrendering of CAPITAL, it is clear that:

Communists think anyone with capital is an ‘obliged’ privileged EXPLOITER. There are no legitimate rich people in their estimate. So forthwith there is no incentive to prosper.

Communists sanction theft by extortion.

Communists are going to struggle assigning work tasks because, even if their rhetoric is that ‘people are equal’, life is not. ASK yourself:

♦️⏺️♦️⏺️♦️⏺️♦️⏺️♦️⏺️♦️
ℍℰℒℒᝪ ⅅℰᗅℛ 
♦️⏺️♦️⏺️♦️⏺️♦️⏺️♦️⏺️♦️
The law is IMPORTANT for a society for it serves as a norm of CONDUCT for citizens. ... The law is importantbecause it acts as a guideline as to what is ACCEPTED in society. Without it there would be conflicts between social GROUPS and communities. It is pivotal that we follow them.
♦️⏺️♦️⏺️♦️⏺️♦️⏺️♦️⏺️♦️
Thanks
♦️⏺️♦️⏺️♦️⏺️♦️⏺️♦️⏺️♦️

हेरे थे आंसर ।।।।।।।।।।।।।।।।।।

This might sounds obvious, but it's amazing how infrequently we actually do this. if you allow yourself to just do what's next on your to do list, you never find the time to think about the big picture there will always be SOMETHING that feels more urgent. block of time on your calendar based on when your most creative (morning ,afternoon, evening ). man I find fields most clear a couple hours after I work OK, so my big picture thinking time is always from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Once we have allocated time to think, we likely com open a stumbling block: it's HARD to sit down and say to yourself, "Okay think!" the best ideas of 10 bubble of through the COURSE of conversations, so it's valuable to find another person to thing with a bounce ideas back and forth .

If you are in a management position, considered buddying with someone who reports to you: TEAMMATES who don't obtain get the chance to strategize will be energized by the opportunity to do it with you. Through this exercise, your teammates will get a sense of ownership over the conclusions you come to together while you gain focus and clarity.

Centralisation means CONCENTRATION of authority in with the indian GOVT..i.e. PRIME minister only...but decentralisation means equal DIVISION of authority and responsibility

There are MANY TYPES of UNION TERRITORIES

APJ Abdul Kalam is popularly known as Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. He lives in Indian people’s heart as the Missile Man of India and People’s President. Actually he was a great scientist who invented MANY new inventions. He was the former President of India who born on 15th of October in 1931 (in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu) however died on 27th of July in 2015 (in SHILLONG, MEGHALAYA, India).

hope its help you

thanx and be brainly........................

To have a clear understanding of the global poverty we need to understand the globalization very minutely. I will DISCUSS this question in two dimensions. firstly, world economy has been divided into three part i.e. core, core-periphery and periphery. Core economy is the advance economy and the core-periphery is the middle economy and the periphery is the least developed economy. The periphery is dependent upon the advanced or core economy for its development and the advance and developed economy exploit the resources of the periphery leaving the latter high and DRY. That creates economic challenges for the least developed countries since all the advanced technologies belong to the core countries. Secondly, similarly with the advent of globalization if we take the case of India there are castes LIKE Kumahar (potter), carpenter, barber etc. who were service delivering castes who earn their livelihood by providing service to the village or the people AROUND them. But globalization replaces the potter and the diyas with modern lights and lamps and candles, big wood industries has replaced the old occupation of carpenter etc. Similarly at the global level the big MNCs and the big capitals has replaced the small economy and small business man for instances, Flipcart, WALMART, Amazon etc. creating poverty for those who has small business. As these big farms providing goods at discounts which small shops can't do. So the globalization is creating global poverty and the poor is getting poor day by day and rich is getting rich.  

Proper sanitation facilities (for example, toilets and latrines) promote health because they allow people to dispose of their waste appropriately. Throughout the developing world, many people do not have access to suitable sanitation facilities, resulting in improper waste disposal.

Absence of basic sanitation facilities can:

Result in an unhealthy ENVIRONMENT contaminated by human waste. Without proper sanitation facilities, waste from infected individuals can contaminate a community's land and water, increasing the risk of infection for other individuals. Proper waste disposal can slow the infection cycle of many disease-causing agentsContribute to the spread of many diseases/conditions that can cause widespread ILLNESS and death. Without proper sanitation facilities, people OFTEN have no choice but to live in and DRINK water from an environment contaminated with waste from infected individuals, thereby putting themselves at risk for future infection. Inadequate waste disposal drives the infection cycle of many agents that can be spread through contaminated soil, food, water, and insects such as flies.

Sanitation Facilities and Children’s Education

According to the United Nations' Millennium Development Goals Report  , one in five girls of primary-school age are not in school, compared to one in six boys. One factor accounting for this difference is the lack of sanitation facilities for girls reaching puberty. Girls are also more likely to be responsible for collecting water for their family, making it difficult for them to attend school during school hours 1, 2. The installation of toilets and latrines may ENABLE school children, especially menstruating girls, to further their education by remaining in the school system.

A country's "national" is a person with that country's nationality; and a country's "citizen" is a person with that country's CITIZENSHIP. Both nationality and citizenship of a country are defined solely by that country's laws. ... ANONYMOUS's ANSWER ALREADY mentioned the case of non-citizen U.S. nationals.

Answer:

Thus, the ELECTION Commission currently consists of a CHIEF Election Commissioner and two Election Commissioners. The decisions of the commission are taken by a majority vote. Sunil Arora is the current 23rd Chief Election Commissioner and the two Election Commissioners are Rajiv Kumar and Sushil Chandra.

Explanation:

Hope it helps you.....

FOLLOW me and MARK my answer as BRAINLIST.....

Thank my answers..... Thank u and have a nice day.....

ANSWER:

Its very very important. It prevents aristocracy.. Only India is the country which hasn't survived it largely after BECOMING REPUBLIC. just Because of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar..

♥ Hey mate ♥
Aristotle is known as the father of POLITICAL SCIENCE because of his works in the political science which you give to us like books, and deals with subjects such as citizenship, DEMOCRACY, OLIGARCHY and the ideal state.


♥ Hope it helps ♥

Citizenship seems to suppose the existence of frontiers. Yet, as the contributions to this volume indicate, these frontiers have constantly been subject to REDEFINITION. This chapter will attempt to review these studies of the REDRAWING of the BOUNDARIES and to do so by relating each to a number of MODELS of citizenship or, to complicate the metaphor, a number of views of the paths to citizenship.

Indian President is not a ceremonial head, unlike many other countries. All important decisions regarding the COUNTRY are taken in the name of Indian President, though most of these will be based on the binding advice given by Council of Ministers(CoM), as per Article 74 of Indian Constitution. But there are certain exceptions, where he can use his DISCRETIONARY POWERS. Let’s learn more about that.

Discretionary powers of the President: Not based on the advice of CoM

The discretionary powers of the Indian president are not explicitly mentioned in the Indian constitution. But CASES, where the Indian President do not act on the advice of CoM, can be understood if one carefully read the provisions related to the Indian President.

In the history of Gujarat, the smallest victory margin registered by a candidate in a 

LOK Sabha election

is that of 

Satyajit Gaekwad

 of the CONGRESS. In the 1996 general elections, Gaekwad defeated his BJP rival in Vadodara constituency by a margin of just 17 votes. In fact, Gaekwad is the only candidate in the state's history whose victory margin in a Lok Sabha election was in two digits.


The reason why Gaekwad was able to win in 1996 was that the BJP candidate was facing opposition from within his own party. Two independent candidates, Shubhangini Gaekwad and MADHU Srivastav, had polled 1.01 lakh and 50,981 votes respectively. It is also said that BJP rebels had put their WEIGHT behind the independent candidate Shubhangini Gaekwad

❗❗Hey MATE ⤵➖
Pm MODI YET not VISITED GAYA .

That is POLITICAL SCIENCE