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• In South Africa, the WHITER and black people come to the terms and principles of trust and enter the compromises.

• Basic RIGHTS of the poor and workers were acknowledged.

• The universal ADULT franchise was agreed upon by both the COMMUNITIES that believe one PERSON one vote.

• The rights of the minority to be safeguarded.

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unitary GOVERNMENT ,

1. in this type of government all the powers are in one central government system.

2. very little POLITICAL power EXISTS outside the central GOVT.

3. all major govt. decisions are made by central government.

in fedral government,

1.in this type of govt. the powers are distributed among local and state govt.

2. powers are diffused in the federal system

3.rules and laws may vary among the countries

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The republic in India who is the head of the STATE is ELECTED directly or indirectly for a fixed PERIOD of time...

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In 2004 FOOD safety and standard act was ENACTED in INDIA

Estonia has made its CITIZENSHIP rules in such a way that PEOPLE belonging to Russian minority find it difficult to get the right to vote

In FIJI, the electoral system is such that the vote of an INDIGENOUS fiji has more VALUE than and Indian-Fiji

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4 is happent for PM NARENDRA MODI

The tenureof pm in india is of 5 years

There should be no ARGUMENT about it this country RUNS on a DEMOCRACY and it is working WELL for us

After EVERY six YEARS Mexico hold elections for electing it's PRESIDENT

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I CHOOSE FEDERAL FORM of GOVERNMENT

A democracy must be BASED on a free and fair election where those currently in power have a fair CHANCE of losing

Holding elections of any kind is not enough


The elections must OFFER a real choice between political alternatives and it should be possible to use this choice to remove the EXISTING RULERS

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01-Aug-2011 · This famous statement by Mahatma Gandhi is being challenged by urbanists today who see a shining future for India in its cities. Architect Dhiru Thadani writes that Gandhi's vision of village life can apply to all LEVELS of urban FORM. ... ALTHOUGH Jawaharlal Nehru and Mahatma Gandhi ...

Ferrel HEADY worked in the COMPARATIVE administrative group scholars in South ASIAN countries.

Also, he wrote books named as ‘Papers on comparative administration’ and ‘Public Administration: A Comparative Perspective’.

There are mainly two differences in the developed countries as compared to developing countries such as ‘Party prominent political REGIMES’ and ‘BUREAUCRACY prominent political regimes’.

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Peter Norman was an Australian track ATHLETE who won the silver medal in 200 metres race in the 1968 Olympics in Mexico city. 

During that race, two American black athletes,  Tommie SMITH and John Carlos came first and third respectively. At the medal presentation ceremony, the two American athletes protested against the DISCRIMINATION FACED by blacks in America by displaying the Black Power salute. Norman supported them by wearing a BADGE of the Olympic Project for Human Rights.

What DISTINGUISHED financial institutions from other firms is the relatively small share of real assets on their balance sheets. Thus, the direct impact of financial institutions on the real economy is relatively minor. The indirect impact of financial markets and institutions on economic performance is extraordinarily important. The financial sector mobilizes savings and allocates credit across space and time. It provides not only payment services, but also enables firms and households to cope with economic uncertainties by hedging, pooling, sharing and pricing risks. An efficient financial sector reduces the cost and risk of producing and trading goods and services and thus makes an important contribution to raising the standard of living. The authors begin their analysis by considering how an economy would PERFORM without a financial sector and then proceed to introduce a simplified financial sector with direct financial transactions between savers and INVESTORS. Financial intermediaries are introduced which transform the direct obligations of investors into indirect obligations of financial intermediaries which have attributes that savers prefer. This approach emphasizes how the financial sector can improve both the quantity and quality of real investment and thereby increase income per capita. The authors then consider the role of government in supporting an efficient financial sector. However, the authors show that not all government intervention is beneficial. They demonstrate the potentially detrimental effects of regulation on both the financial structure and the real economy. They also emphasize the competitive forces that influence the ultimate impact of REGULATIONS. Technological trends in telecommunications and computation seem likely to increase the ease with which users and providers of financial services can circumvent burdensome regulations, according to the authors. This has led to calls for reduction in the overall restrictions on financial firms, as well as for international harmonization of regulations regarding safety and soundness, insider trading and taxation. The authors examine how to quantify the gains to the economy from improving the efficiency of the financial sector and the potential social gains and costs which may result from the formation of financial conglomerates. The authors then consider pressures for international harmonization of financial regulation, contrasting institutional regulation with functional regulation. The authors conclude that efficient financial markets require an infrastructure of laws, conventions and regulation. Most of all, an efficient financial system requires confidence. Confidence ENCOURAGES investors to allocate their savings through financial markets and institutions rather than to buy non-productive assets as a store of value. The authors suggest that such confidence can be fostered by appropriate regulation of institutions and markets to ensure users of financial services that they will receive fair treatment. According to the authors, the challenge is to foster a static and dynamically efficient financial system while maintaining sufficient regulatory oversight to promote confidence in the safety and soundness of the financial system.

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Given India’s size and diversity, DECENTRALIZATION is very important for the COUNTRY’s strategy for poverty reduction. From the first CENTRAL initiative to establish local governments in 1957 to the 73rd and 74thConstitutional Amendment in 1992 and 1993, the country has moved in this direction. The two constitutional amendment established mandatory provisions for decentralization to local governments in India.

The subsequent State and Municipal Acts created a policy conducive to decentralized governance, and these are being strengthened through devolution of resources, such as centrally sponsored schemes and finance commission block grants.

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“ A Constitution helps serve as a SET of rules and principles that all persons in a country can agree upon as the basis of the WAY in which they want the country to be governed. The constitution also SPELLS out the ideals the citizens BELIEVE that their country should UPHOLD.

So that the WEAKER and backward sections of the SOCIETIES are given EQUAL RIGHTS and COME at par with the other sections of society! this is the spirit of democracy.

1- equal vote right
2- TIME period are FIXED for GOVERNMENT one rule
3-elections are conducted
4- government is SUPPOSED to answer citizens

A) under him, pakistan came under military RULE.
b)he threw away the DEMOCRATICALLY ELECTED government.
c)he wanted to rule Pakistan as long as he could.
d)He used DIRTY tricks to win the REFERENDUM of 2002.

At LEAST 14 days of prior notice is required for the IMPEACHMENT of the president of INDIA.

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Education plays a vital role to a productive, good life. Itimproves the value and excellence of one's life as well. Well, a good education eradicates poverty. By getting ACOLLEGE degree, you are able to get satisfying job that pays well.Because of your salary, you will be able to afford a good home,clothing, food, and other necessities of life.Having a degree also comes into play when wanting to be a goodparent.
❤✔⛤Education motivates self-assurance and provides us with thethings we need to partake in today's world. It makes us moreindependent and aware of what is going on in the world today, alongwith the awareness of opportunities and rights. It offers a greaterunderstanding of one's capability and potential as well. Studies have SHOWN that mothers who have gone to schoolhave healthier, better-nourished children, who are most likely tosucceed.
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Domestic ACTIVITIES are not economic activities because domestic activities do not helps in EARNING livelihood. Domestic activities are not makes the economy BETTER

When power is TAKEN away from CENTRAL and state governments and given to local government,it is called decentralisation.The BASIC IDEA behind decentralisation is that there are a large no. of problems and issues which are better settled at local level.

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Demands of the Tamils:

(i) Recognition of TAMIL as an OFFICIAL language.

(ii) Equal opportunities for Tamils in government jobs and EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.

(iii) Provincial autonomy for Tamil DOMINATED provinces.

Yes it is important that religious COMMUNITY does not dominate another for EQUALITY in the COUNTRY

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The rural local government bodies comprises of the following:

a. There is a Gram Panchayat in each village or a group of villages comprising of villagers, it also has ward members referred as Panchs and the President who is known as the Sarpanch.
b. The panchs are elected by the members of the Panchayat.
c. The working of the gram panchayat is supervised by Gram sabha. It is the Gram Sabha which comprises of all the adult members of the village anyone who is above the age of 18 is the member of Gram Sabha and has right to vote.
Gram Sabha among them elects the members of the Gram Panchayat . The panchayat is answerable and accountable to the Gram Sabha.The Sabha approves the annual plans, budget of the panchayat.
d. The Panchayat Samiti exist at the block level or mandal and is HEADED by Chairperson and VICE Chairperson elected by the members of the samiti.
e. It Includes 1/5th of Members from Gram Panchyats. These Members are elected by the all panchayat members of the area.It also includes MLA's of the area.
​f. Panchayat Samilti is administered by Block DEVELOPMENT officer who is the executive officer that supervises all programmes and policies of the Panchayat Samiti and Sub Divisional Magistrate​.The Samiti, takes up planning for schemes related to development of agriculture, livestock, irrigation, sanitation,public health.
g. It supervises and coordinates the work of Gram panchayats.
h. It implements the work given by the state governments or ZILLA Parishad.
i. At the the district level, there is which is Headed by Chairperson and Vice Chairperson and includes Chairperson of all the Panchayat Samiti, MP's and MLA's of the district.
j. Zilla Parishad is administered by DM or Collector