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. In Belgium, all the people were given equal STATUS and opportunities, while in Srilanka, The majoritarian people i.e Sinhala COMMUNITY were given preference.
2. The constitution of Belgium enabled everyone to live TOGETHER within the same country. While in Srilanka, the constitution PROTECTED only the buddhist people.
3. In Belgium, all the APPLICANTS were given opportunities while in Srilanka, only sinhala community applicants were given equal opportunities.
4. In Belgium, unity of the country was maintained and given priority. While, in Srilanka, unity of the country was never of much importance for the government.

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Maker of indian Constitution is DR. bhimrao Ambedkar who also CALLED as BABASAHEB Ambedkar.

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The PREAMBLE
LIBERTY, federalism, EQUALITY, JUSTICE and secularity

A preamble is an introductory and expressionary STATEMENT in a DOCUMENT that explains the document's purpose and UNDERLYING philosophy. When applied to the opening PARAGRAPHS of a statute, it may recite historical facts PERTINENT to the subject of the statute.

India is a SOVEREIGN state and their Republic as the nation is independently gone and the democratic leader selected rule on the BEHALF of the CITIZENS the Government of India is not a selected to any religion and does not favour any one particular religion this MAKES India a secular Nation

It is because to MAKE our INDIA more CLEAR

It is both reigid and flexible. It is flexible because provisions MAY be amended or modified by ORDINARY LEGISLATIVE PROCESS. In case of rigid constitution special procedures are required for amending them. ... Because of these provisions, the Indian Constitution is characterized by a mixture of flexibility and RIGIDITY.

The constituent assembly was the representative body of the people of india as it COMPRISED of natives of all states.
The Constituent Assembly, consisting of indirectly elected representatives, was ESTABLISHED to draft a constitution for India (including the now-separate countries of Pakistan and Bangladesh). It existed for almost three YEARS, the first parliament of India after independence in 1947. The Assembly was not elected on the basis of universal adult suffrage, and Muslims and Sikhs received special representation as minorities. The Muslim League boycotted the Assembly after failing to prevent its creation. Although a large part of the Constituent Assembly was drawn from the Congress Party in a one-party environment, the Congress Party included a wide diversity of opinions—from conservative INDUSTRIALISTS and radical Marxists to Hindu revivalists—all of whom participated in the process.

The Assembly met for the first time in New Delhi on 9 December 1946, and its last session was held on 24 January 1950.During this period (two years, eleven months and eighteen days) the Assembly held eleven sessions, sitting for a total of 166 days.
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Function of Council of Ministers in India

Though there is an elected President at the top of the GOVERNMENT structure, the constitution in reality establishes a BRITISH CABINET TYPE of Government in India

1.Local self government was introduced in 1992, by the central government in a push to decentralize India
2. MUNICIPAL Corporations and GRAM Panchayats were given formal RECOGNITION and granted limited geographical power.
3. State governments were instructed to share RESOURCES and Capital with Local self governing bodies.

Modern Political Theory critically examines the contemporary state of political theory, making an assessment of the achievement and limitations of the 'Behavioural Revolution' in its totality, and reviews objectively the major paradigms and conceptual frameworks adopted by the discipline. The salient features of the contending conceptual models elaborated by leading scholars, operating from separate locations and disparate premises, have been highlighted and intellectual inter-linkage in their works traced.
The 'Behavioural Revolution' having exhausted the vigour of its first tidal WAVE, has gone into the background, with some of its eminent exponents in the fields both of Political Science and International Relations turning to a 'philosophical' approach, and greater recognition being given to contemporary political 'philosophers' like Carl J. Fredrich, Christian Bay. Leo Strauss and Eric Voeglin. Besides, one new chapter on 'Gandhi and Contemporary Political THOUGHT' has also been added.
Thoroughly revised in the light of new trends of thinking, the book is primarily meant as a textbook for University students of Political Science, and a reference book for all students of social sciences and Political Theory.

 

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Part-I: Nature and Scope of Political Science
• Growth of Political Science as Discipline: Traditionalism, Behaviouralism, Post-Behaviouralism • The Behavioural Revolution in Political Science: MEANING, Purpose and Limitations • State of Political Theory Today: Decline or RESURGENCE? • Nature and Scope of Political Science

Part-II: Modern Political Analysis: Systems and Approaches
• Elite, Group and Power an Organizing Principles: FAILURE to Evolve a Theory • Major Theoretical Approaches: Lasswell, Easton and Almond • Systems Analysis and International Relations • Models and Simulations: Communication Theory, Decision-Making Approach and Game Theory

Part-III: Mainstreams of Contemporary Political Thought
• Theories of Alienation: From Sartre to Marcuse • Theories of Political Development: A Critique and Search for an Alternative Approach • Gandhi and Contemporary Politician Thought, Towards Synthesis between the East and the West

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A)UNITY among all citizens
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c)literating PEOPLE

No constitution is a WRITTEN RECORD that guards against misuse of power by POLITICAL representative

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After getting independence in 1948,The NEWLY democratically elected government in Srilanka established several majoritarian measures rooting Sinhala supremacy in Srilanka.

1)In 1956,an act was passed ,establishing Sinhala as the Official language of the country.No impotance was given to tamil language.This created a feeling alienation among the Srilankan tamils.

2)The GOVERNMENTS FOLLOWED preferential policies that favoured the Sinhala applicants for university positions and government jobs.

3)The government of Srilanka STATED that they shall foster and protect buddism as their state religion disregarding any other religions.

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Article 370 of the Constitution of India STATES that Parliament of India and the Union Government jurisdiction extends over limited MATTERS with respect to State of Jammu and Kashmir, and in all other matters not specifically VESTED in Federal governments, actions have to be supported by state legislature.

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The Constituent Assembly of India was a body consisting of INDIRECTLY elected REPRESENTATIVES tasked with drafting the Constitution of India. It was formed in 1946. It approved the draft of the Constitution of India on 26th November, 1949. The Constitution came into effect on 26th January, 1950. The Assembly also served as the provisional parliament of independent India till the first general elections in 1952. Dr. Rajendra Prasad was its President while Dr. B. R. Ambedkar was the Chairman of the Drafting Committee.

The system of REVENUE collection was DONE by the PATWARI is APPOINTED by the state

An OPPORTUNITY to SEE or an occasion of seeing a holy person or the image of a DEITY.

‘Hindus ATTACH great importance to a darshan, or view, of a saint or holy image’

Russian word “sovet” has TWO MEANINGS: 1. Advice. 2. Consul as management office. During the Bolshevik'srevolt the basic head office of Bolshevik PARTY for a borough was called sovet (Soviet is another spellings). Soviet Union means Union of those Soviets. In country the Soviet was responsible for the entire region or republic. Therefore, Soviet is a bureacratic management office of Bolshevik's Communist party.



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A REVOLUTIONARY COUNCIL of WORKERS or PEASANTS in Russia before 1917

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In the essay On Liberty, Mill put forward his FAMOUS PRINCIPLE that society may only interfere with those actions of an individual which concern OTHERS and not with actions which merely concern himself.l The validity of this principle depends on there being a distinction between self-regarding and other-regarding actions.... PLZ click heart and try to follow me I will follow u too and good byee

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There is PREJUDICE EVERYWHERE in the WORLD. PROBABLY religion, looks, or IDEAS

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More than 22 million South Africans turn out to cast ballots in the country’s FIRST multiracial parliamentary elections. An overwhelming majority CHOSE anti-apartheid LEADER NELSON Mandela to head a new coalition government that included his African National Congress Party, former President F.W. de KLERK’s National Party, and Zulu leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi’s Inkatha Freedom Party. In May, Mandela was inaugurated as president, becoming South Africa’s first black head of state.

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Judiciary is one of the most powerful institutions in our country as it is a body responsible for deciding the collective destiny of over one billion people who are diverse in many respects, yet united under a democratic constitution.

However, during the six decades of its functioning it has received more brickbats than bouquets.

Shortage of judges is one of the formidable challenges which the judiciary is facing for a long time now. This problem appears to have gotten so dire that there aren’t easy policy prescriptions to fix it. The reforms required to fix the problem, range from modest (increasing working days or the length of court sittings) to more complex (increasing overall efficiency and transparency).The Ministry of Law and Justice,has in fact listed the reasons for pendency and overburdening of judiciary, few of them being the increasing number of state and central legislations, vacancies of judges, number of revisions/appeals, frequent adjournments, indiscriminate use of writ jurisdiction and lack of adequate arrangement to monitor, track and bunch cases for hearing.As per the calculation of an expert, in case no new case is FILED at the court, then also it would take 324 years to decide all the piled up cases!To cover a backlog of over a million cases, pending in the High Courts and Subordinate courts, the Indian judicial SYSTEM inducted 1,734 Fast Track Courts, VIA Eleventh Finance Commission. However, in spite of the introduction of Fast Track Courts there was no apparent speeding up of judicial setup. One of the reasons for this was staff CRUNCH, which prevented the courts from functioning in a time-bound manner. Also, it led to excessiveburden on public prosecutors. There are instances when a prosecutor had TWO or more cases being listed at the same time but in different courts!Also, the gap between the dates of hearing extends to several years, thereby increasing the pendency of cases. Moreover, an increase in the reporting of certain crimes such as crime against women has led to a rise in the workload of the judiciary.That said, inadequate strength of the police force has also played its part in the piling up of cases before the courts. The Law Commission report said that speedy investigation by the police has not been achieved due to reasons ranging from corruption within the system to the apathetic attitude of the officers.

With all of this, the wheels of judiciary may have slowed down, but they are certainly not rusted.

The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) was a loose confederation of 15 republics with Russia as the leader. USSR was a strong BLOC with great control over GLOBAL politics from 1922 to 1991, when it was disintegrated into smaller units. In this post let’s analyse the reasons and impact of the disintegration of the USSR.

History of USSR

The RUSSIAN Revolution of 1917 ended the Russian empire. This was followed by Russian Civil WAR which finally resulted in the formation of Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) in 1922.

1.all the PEOPLE have equality.
2.people have right to vote.
3. people have choose their representative.
4. no DISCRIMINATION on MALE or female.
5. people have freedom to choose religion

In the constitution of Jammu and Kashmir, we FIND the provisions, dealing with power sharing, in view of the NATURE of the STATE being composed of three distinct geographical REGIONS with internal society diversity. The constitution ENSURES representation of each region in the legislative council. The power is shared equally between each regions of Jammu and Kashmir.