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In modern nation states, people have formed political parties to represent their ideas. They agree to TAKE the same position on many issues, and agree to support the same changes to law and the same leaders.[3]

An election is usually a competition between different parties.[4] Some examples of political parties are the African National Congress (ANC) in South Africa, the Tories in Great Britainand the Indian National Congress.

Politics is a multifaceted word. It has a set of fairly specific meanings that are descriptive and nonjudgmental (such as "the art or science of GOVERNMENT" and "political principles"), but often does carry a connotation of dishonest malpractice.[1][5][6] The negative connotation of politics, as seen in the PHRASE "play politics", for example, has been in use since at least 1853, when abolitionist Wendell Phillips declared: "We do not play politics; anti-slavery is no half-jest with us."[7]

A variety of methods are deployed in politics, which include promoting one's own political views among people, negotiation with other political subjects, making laws, and exercising force, including warfare against adversaries.[8][9][10][11][12] Politics is exercised on a wide range of social LEVELS, from clansand tribes of traditional societies, through modern local governments, companies and institutions up to sovereign states, to the international level.

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Margaret Atwood is a famous poet among youngsters as she explains true facts about life through her poems. Her poems encourage reader to think one more time on their existing thinking. Her poems contain a hidden message inside and those who can find that message can only take pleasure in her poems. This is what makes her writing more readable.

There are number of beautiful poems written by this poet but still there is one poem which is heart touching, “A Sad Child.” This poem is highly filled with emotions and can rise shivering in anybody body. The poem revolves around a STORY of a child. This child is sad. What is the reason BEHIND sadness is explained in this poem. This reason may look common from outside but it has a deep meaning that is very difficult to recognize. This makes everyone to read this poem again and again. Everyone has got memories in their head; however these memories can be good or bad. No matter how strong person may look from outside! These memories always affect the inside part of human body.The poet undertakes a child’s sadness start on. Her evaluation of sadness is all encircling to comprise MANY of the reasons of sadness and all the optional mixtures. She hints all people in the world are sad at one time or the other but only few have the gift to overlook what it is which is landing back their pleasure of life.

Childhood memories have great impact on a mature personality. These memories can affect the present as well as future of a person. “A sad child” exactly explains how these memories can affect life. A child is shown sad in this poem but the reason behind his sadness lets everyone to think on.
In one’s last moments and bereavement is taking clutch of our hand, then the poet tells the sad child the previous thing on one’s mentality will be sorrow. In an occasion when our life is in danger then only we will crave to LIVE more. If sorrow is on one’s mentality while combating for life then the entire of mankind must be poignant. The recommended point is we are not all poignant as no one assumes the past of sadness when their life was in danger. It is the factual nature of everyone to live.

This poem says that depression is a piece of a deceptive ego, which may be a darkness, the descriptions of terrible memories that origins despair that comes into clash with thoughts of self-esteem. Despair starts from an occasion in instant, just LIKE a neighborhood party, when feelings get hurt and so ego get raised, just like being the preferred thing, get affronted, and person felt like zilch.
The end part of the poem states that the realism is everyone will die sooner or later for sure. This life is short-lived, and demise is the equalizer that trims down everyone to not being particular by taking away one’s individuality, or self-esteem.

Tudu, is the lady tarzan as she put EFFORTS to save forest from the hands of mafia.

She used to live in the FORESTS and OBSERVE many people trying to disrupt forests and their integrity by chopping off the trees illegally.

She has volunteered to patrol along with her fellow women with the HELP of sticks and protected the trees from mafia.

The Main FUNDAMENTAL rights and duties MENTIONED in INDIAN Constitution are as follows:

(1) Right of Equality , Liberty and Democracy

(2) Freedom of Speech, Expression , to assemble in any part of the country.

(3) Right against Constitutional Remedies

(4) Its our Duty of Salute Indian flag and GIVE respect to it.

(5) Freedom of practicing Any religion...no discrimination will be done ACCORDING to cast and religion.

(6) Right to vote and right to Education for providing a educated nation.

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DEAR Editor, Time of India. I have seen the news item in your NEWSPAPER highlghting about the supreme court's recent order to take care of aged PARENTS.

I personally appreciate you for publishing such a useful story that too on the main page.

I FEEL that, this is the right THING to be done inorder to decrease number of old-age homes in our country.

Slogan- Your health is your precious wealth.

Celebrity cricketer KAPIL Dev will do the CAMPAIGN for spread this awareness.

This advertisement will be published in all leading news papers, and we are GOING to launch a new AD for television too.

Apart from that, the same awareness matter will be published on the online advertisement platforms as well as social medias.

Target AUDIENCES: children, parents and corporate employees .

1 degree is equal to 4 minutes.

Therefore, if we are calculating time west of Greenwich then we need to subtract the CALCULATED time from GMT. If it is on EAST then we need to add it.

Therefore, 30 DEGREES east and west of Greenwich,

30x4=120 minutes= 2 hours

For 30 degrees East of Greenwich we will add, 12pm +2 = 2 pm

For 30 degrees West of Greenwich we will subtract, 12pm-2= 10am

Grandfather used to SAY that there is a way through woods that leads to the city. But no one believed him.

PEOPLE used to laugh at him, as most believed that the woods led to distant hills and was MEANT only for trekkers.

One DAY while hiking when he got lost in woods, he was treading on the path that led him to the HIGHWAY which opened to the city.

Alas! Grandfather was right.

Peace or WAR is not dependent on technology.

Rather it’s dependent on the attitude of man. If man wants to make peace then he can make WITHOUT any weapon or technology too.

The availability of technology and WEAPONS can work as a threat to impose actions of peace on others, but in REALITY peace comes from inner UNDERSTANDING, wisdom, knowledge, and attitude.

Grandmother - Don't you have school today?

Grandaughter - I have school today grandma,

Grandmother- then why aren't you going?

Granddaughter- Grandma grandam, yesterday my TEACHER taught a lesson. Grandmother- what is it dear?

Granddaugther - she said that we should take care of our GRANDPARENTS, because they care us LIKE our MOTHER and father.

Grandmother- they why did you not go to schoo?

Granddaughter - i am taking care of you grandma.

Grandmother smiled at her smart grandaughter

There are some common metric conversion that nurses must know.

This helps them understand the medicine dosage and also convert from one UNIT system to another.

Units of weight: 1000 micro GRAMS = 1 milligram

1,000,000 micrograms = 1 gram

1000 MILLIGRAMS = 1 gram

1000 grams = 1 kilogram

Units of volume 1000 milliliters = 1 liter

Units of length / height 1000 millimeters = 1 meter

10 millimeters = 1 centimeter

100 CENTIMETERS = 1 meter

1000 meters = 1 KILOMETER .

Unit of weight and volume are most commonly used.

One of the 22 districts in Haryana Chakri dadri Dadri is

1) now part of SPECIAL Category by Haryana government as per new Industrial Policy.

2) This announcement has made this place PERFECT for investment.

3) Investors will enjoy tax rebates and other facilities.

4) There would be more jobs.

5) Roads are being made.

6) More than 60 manufacturing units are there in this disctrict and more are coming up.

7) Local problems are being addressed

8) Loans are easily available for projects.

9) Law and order has made people safe.

10) YOUTH won’t need to go elsewhere for jobs.

Strange friends

Today while travelling to the college, I met two weird looking people.

They came and sat beside me in the bus and were behaving STRANGELY.

They listened to each word spoken by others and wrote it down in a DIARY they had.

I became a FRIEND, since the whole WAY, it was I who was giving them the meaning of words they wanted to ask.

They were not foreigners, for they were strangely, rather ghastly looking creatures.

The 2 hour journey that everyday seemed like a burden, came to an end too soon today and I did not want to get down from the bus.

While getting down, I waved at them, but they were too busy listening and copying.

What strange creatures! Will I meet them again?

The Maurya Empire was considered as ONE of the largest and the greatest empires in the history of India.

1. Chandragupta Maurya has established the Maurya dynasty and his reign originated in Magdha to modern BIHAR, eastern Uttar Pradesh, and Bengal was the capital city. He starts expanding his reign throughout the country.

2. Ashoka expands his empire in CENTRAL India to southern parts in India and expands his reign throughout India.

Chitrakathi art is a very popular form of storytelling that has been popular in ancient India.

People narrate stories in the form of pictures to create an instant impact on the audiences.

Wall PAINTINGS BELONGING to the ancient school of art provide a sneak preview into the ancient times.

Chitrakathi artists still EXIST in Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh.

They still preserve the age old of tradition of NARRATING because pictures peak louder than WORDS.

The total membership of the Constituent Assembly was 389: 292 were representatives of the STATES, 93 represented the princely states and four were from the chief commissioner PROVINCES of DELHI, Ajmer-Merwara, Coorg (NEAR Madikeri) and British Baluchistan.

1. Popular Sovereignty:

Democracy is based on sovereignty. People can exercise their power in democracy. They elect their representatives. The government remains responsible to the common mass for its every omission and commission.

2. POLITICAL Equality:


Democracy is based on political equality. It means all citizens irrespective of caste, creed, RELIGION, race or SEX are considered to be equal before law and enjoy equal political rights. Political equality gives the right to VOTE to every citizen.

3. Majority Rules:

In a democratic set-up actual government is carried out with the help of the party which obtains the majority of votes. Support of majority is accepted by all.

4.Federal

It is another feature of Indian democracy. The Article 1 of Indian Constitution describes India as a union of states. According to our Constitution, the states are autonomous. They have full freedom in certain matters, and in some other matters they are dependent on centre.

5. Collective Responsibility:

In the Indian democracy, the Council of Ministers both in states and centre are collectively responsible to their respective legislatives. No minister is alone responsible for any act of the government. The entire council of ministers are responsible for all the activities.

Jai PRAKASH Narayan was an Indian SOCIALIST worker who was against the CONCEPT of NONVIOLENCE. He believed that armed STRUGGLE was needed against the British government. Jai Prakash Narayan believed in self sacrifice.

He was against British imperialism and Nazism. He believed that British looted the Indian resources and gained power.

It should be based on people choices.
• People should elect the party which continuously helps in the DEVELOPMENT of COUNTRY.
• They should not HARM anyone with their decisions.
• They have to MAKE decisions that is equally accepted by all.

Today, we have countless systems of government in the world which we can choose from, while some are just on paper, others operate in the corners of true power. We have hyper-anarchy[government by no one], barbarocracy[government by barbarians], foolocracy[government by fools], chryso–aristocracy [government by the wealthy], diabolocracy [government by the devil], kleptocracy [government by thieves]; and as put by our own political analyst and verbal contortionist, Patrick Obahiagbon, we also have kakisto–mobo–plutocracy [government by the worst of mobs who are rich]. But then, ladies and gentlemen, I stand here today to tell us that the best of all these governmental systems, which has been tested and trusted for CENTURIES, is nothing but Democracy [rule by the people]. Just as Ronald Reagan said; ‘it is the most deeply honourable form of government ever devised by man.’

Before I proceed to stating the premises on which I base this assertion, I would like to define the term democracy. We may say it is a form of government in which all eligible citizens participate equally – either directly or indirectly through elected representatives. It is, according to Aristotle, when the indigent and not the men of property are the rulers. When we say ‘power to the people’; when we say ‘putting people over POLITICS’; that is democracy. And by saying, democracy is the best system of government; it does not mean it is perfect, just that it is better than all others. There is no better substitute for it.

Democracy is the best form of government because:

It respects and promotes human rights, and even gender and animal rights. The self-evident and God-given rights of man are easily secured in a democratic system. These rights are even entrenched in a written code, just as we have in Chapter IV of the Constitution of the Federal REPUBLIC of Nigeria.

All are equal before the law. This is because democracy incorporates elements of nomocracy [the rule of law] and pantisocracy [the rule of everyone equally]. It is undoubtedly only in a true democratic system that we can find a fisherman suing a multi-national oil company, or a lowly citizen suing his president.

Equal representation of both majority and minority interests. Unlike in some political dispensations where only a certain gender or household can be in found in government, where people like me and you may be crucified for dreaming to become head of state; democracy gives all and sundry including the minority a voice. If not for democracy, someone like President Goodluck Jonathan couldn’t have become a Deputy Governor, let alone considering running for a second term as President. Democracy is a system of equality, not a system of only-he-is-quality, it is a system of justice, not that of just-us.

In a democracy, people get what they deserve, they get what they desire. If there is corruption and insecurity, it is because the people are working TOWARDS them. It is as a result of their overall decision, and not because some persons forced it down their throat. Thus, the people not only get to decide who is authority, they also get to decide what is their destiny.

Finally, democracy paves way for man to have fundamental freedoms. The freedom of movement, the freedom to vote, the freedom to school, the freedom to use Facebook, twitter and so on. And above all, it also guarantees the freedom of speech because if not for democracy, we will not be here today, debating about democracy.

 

Ladies and gentlemen, it is no coincidence that Norway tops the Global Democracy ranking in 2013 and again tops the UN Human Development Index of the same year. In fact, the top 10 countries in the former ranking except one are among the first 21 in the second.

Tomas GARRIGUE once said: ‘Democracy has its faults because people have their faults; like owner like store’ – in Czech, ‘jaky pan, takovy kram’. So whatever fault we find to malign democracy is not because of the system, but those running it. Thus, the efficacy of democracy may be got only from the sincerity of humanity.

To conclude, I hope, just as Abraham Lincoln hoped on November 19, 1863; that the ‘government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.’

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For the past decade, a concerted effort to reform TB control in South Africa has resulted in changes in case-finding and treatment policies, standardization of recording and reporting systems, and monitoring of the performance of control programmes using pre-defined indicators; these changes were all made in line with the internationally recommended DOTS strategy. The essential elements of the revised strategy,1 implemented in 1996 after TB was DECLARED a national emergency, include bacteriological confirmation of disease, standardized first-line treatment regimens that are exclusively based on fixed-dose combination formulations and an electronic recording and reporting system. Expansion of the DOTS strategy followed rapidly: in 2003 there was complete coverage in all NINE provinces, covering 183 health districts. Comprehensive programmatic management of patients with MDR-TB became national policy in 2000 and was implemented through a network of dedicated provincial MDR-TB referral centres.

Despite these efforts, however, TB incidence and case–fatality rates have increased threefold in South Africa over the ensuing decade.2 More than 400 000 cases of TB require treatment annually, but cure rates barely REACH 50%,2 reflecting the classic mistake made in TB control of identifying cases but not TREATING them adequately. TB mortality is at an all-time high. There are some 10 000 incident cases of MDR-TB per year,3 representing the largest MDR-TB burden in Africa and further pointing towards a failure of TB control. Although a favourable outcome (cure and treatment completed) is achieved in more than 80% of MDR-TB patients who complete the full course of standardized treatment, deaths (up to 20% of patients who started treatment), defaulting from treatment (up to 25% of patients) and failure of treatment (around 10%) reduce the overall effectiveness of the programme to less than 50% (South African Medical Research Council, unpublished data, 2002–2004). Worryingly, patients with XDR-TB have been identified in each of the nine provinces over the past 18 months.

Determinants of the worsening TB epidemic in South Africa are diverse and multifactorial. Historically, there has been a legacy of neglect, poor management of patients and fragmented health services.4Contemporary barriers to effective TB control in South Africa are similar to those elsewhere in Africa, and include an exploding HIV epidemic, deteriorating socioeconomic conditions among already vulnerable populations and constraints on human resources in the health-service sector. Although TB control has been fully integrated into primary health-care services and decentralized to district level, delivery is hampered by competing health priorities, slow district reform and deficient management capacity, especially at the level of implementation. Unemployment rates of up to 40%, as well as the resultant migration and massive growth in informal urban settlements, lead to failures in supervision of treatment and follow-up. Reasons for defaulting from TB and MDR-TB treatment include patients’ perceptions of negative attitudes among health-care workers, substance abuse and employment concerns.5,6

However, it is the lost opportunity for early, effective HIV intervention in South 

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Where the municipal LEVEL uses a legislature to help enforce and TEST thelaws, the international court system relies on a SERIES of treaties without a legislature which, in essence, MAKES all countries EQUAL. Enforcement is a major difference between municipal and international law

It consists of the PRESIDENT and the TWO houses :- RAJYA sabha and lok sabha. It is also known as parliament ...

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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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there are THREE tiers or levels of GOVT. In india-
1) state govt.
which work the state
2) central govt.
for WHOLE of the country
3) LOCAL govt.
at the local level or rural and villages

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Comstitutional amenment of India are TAKE from following countries-

1.Britain
2.USA
3.Canada
4.Ireland
5.Australia
6.Russia
7.France
8.Germany
9.South Africa
10.Japan

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Answer: A state is divided into SEVERAL CONSTITUENCIES on the BASIS of population. Every constituency elects one representative for the Legislative Assembly. The person elected as representative REPRESENTS that particular constituency. He/She is called as a Member of Legislative Assembly Le. MLA. An MLA is elected through a general election. He/She may be a member of a recognised POLITICAL party or independent. One who gets the maximum votes becomes the MLA of that constituency.

veto. [vee-toh] the POWER or right VESTED in one branch of a government to cancel or postpone the decisions, ENACTMENTS, etc., of another branch, ESPECIALLY the right of a president, governor, or other CHIEF executive to reject bills passed by the legislature.

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Major Pressure Groups in India

Business Groups – FICCI, CII, ASSOCHAM, AIMO, FAIFDA ETC. (institutional groups).Trade Unions – AITUC, INTUC, HMS, CITU, BMS etc.Agrarian Groups- All India Kisan Sabha, Bharatiya Kisan UNION etc.Student's Organisations- ABVP, AISF, NSUI etc.



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New India will become a reality by following these steps -

Ending reservation in government jobs and replacing it with total support to SCHEDULED caste candidates so that they get quality education before applying for jobs.

Promoting small SCALE and COTTAGE industries because they create more employment than BIG MULTINATIONAL companies.

Large scale reforms in police department so that central government takes full control on state police.

Encouragement to talented teachers because a country cannot become developed without good teachers.

Connecting villages and cities so that both of them benefit from their advantages.

The answer for your question is Assam.

The Airport Authority of India (AAI) has RECENTLY signed a MoU with Assam government under its Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR) INITIATIVE for sustainable development of human settlements at villages in Kamrup district. The AAI would provide financial assistance under its CSR initiative of RS 4.58 crore for the Kamrup district as per the ESTIMATES prepared by the UNDP to improve the resilience of communities around Guwahati Airport. The AAI through its CSR policy supports such initiatives for promoting infrastructure for CONVENIENCE of the population with a view to improve the resilience of communities.

Punjab state government has launched a NEW scheme "Paani BACHAO, Paise Kamao" to check depletion of underground water.

The state government offered monetary BENEFITS to the farmers for every UNIT of power they saved. However, there was less response generated by the state government.

This YOJNA or scheme has been launched by the state government of Himachal Pradesh for HELPING the farmers produce crops and vegetables through organic farming.

This is to FACILITATE production of high quality food crops and vegetables for HEALTHY consumption of people in the state.

The Uttar Pradesh government has signed a MEMORANDUM of Understanding (MoU) with South Korea on December 23, 2017 to enhance COOPERATION in the field of tourism, skill development, culture and farming. For this, a delegation from Gimhae city of South Korea met chief minister Yogi Adityanath in Lucknow and DISCUSSED ways to improve cooperation between the two countries. Earlier, in YEAR 2000, an agreement was signed to develop Ayodhya and Gimhae as sister cities, following which a memorial was constructed in Ayodhya which is VISITED by a large number of tourists from South Korea every year. The people in South Korea believe that 2,000 years ago, an Ayodhya princess had married Korean King Kim Suro. At present, their descendants are members of the ‘Crock Clan’.

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An ACT to provide for setting out the practical regime of Right To Information for citizens to secure access to information under the control of public AUTHORITIES, in order to promote transparency and accountability in the working of every public authority, the constitution of a CENTRAL Information Commission and State Information Commissions and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.


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Over the years, the importance of money in elections has grown in India. Elections are increasingly shaped by the involvement of corporate business.

There are a number of reasons for this. One of the reasons is that the size of constituencies (in terms of voters) has increased almost four times since independence. Another is the abundance of black money in the country arising from poor tax collection practices. The growing use of technology has also added to election expenses.

The impact of these developments is clear. Statistics show that the wealthier the candidate (as indicated by their declaration of assets at the time of nomination), the greater his/her chance of WINNING. Interest groups and political dynasties that are best placed to marshal resources have grown disproportionately important within parties and, as a consequence, intra-party democracy has withered. It is no accident that the leaders of the national parties either belong to a dynasty (Rahul Gandhi of the Congress) or enjoy the SUPPORT of corporate business groups (Narendra Modi of the Bharatiya Janata Party). Regional parties are invariably controlled by families.

The Election Commission discourages ‘excessive’ spending in election campaigns by prescribing expenditure limits. At present, a PARLIAMENTARY candidate can spend up to ₹ 5.4 million in small states and union territories, while the LIMIT for bigger states is ₹ 7 million. The corresponding limits for state assembly seats are ₹ 2 million and ₹ 2.8 million, respectively. Candidates are also required to open separate bank accounts to manage election expenses, and observers are appointed to monitor ‘day to day account’ transactions. The Commission also conducts extensive raids to restrict the movement of unaccounted money.

Such measures are targeted at individual candidates, not parties. Under the current rules, parties can still spend additional amounts as long as they do not TARGET any specific candidates. There are at least two problems with this: larger parties enjoy economies of scale in advertising spending, and have access to better transport facilities. The first problem could be addressed by banning private advertisements and asking public broadcasters to provide all candidates with adequate advertisement slots. The second could be remedied by asking public transport authorities to provide equitable access to all candidates.

Neither solution is particularly complex, so tackling the influence of money in elections should be easy.

Unfortunately, in reality, most candidates spend much more than the prescribed limits, and the amount spent by major national and regional parties is anyone’s guess. For instance, in 2013, Gopinath Munde, a well-known parliamentarian and a former minister, admitted that he spent more than 32 times the limit in the last election. Many believe that even this sum is an understatement.

At the heart of the problem is the fact that the largest share of candidates’ election expenses (both declared and undeclared) goes to community leaders and local political leaders who are critical to winning elections. In India, community continues to be one of the most important determinants of voters’ political orientation, particularly in rural areas and poorer neighbourhoods within cities. This reduces the effectiveness of any movement toward state funding of elections: candidates would still have to outspend their competitors to win over the local leaders and their supporters. State funding would also create another layer of bureaucracy and spawn a new kind of corruption.

So long as candidates need to buy the support of local leaders, there are few mechanisms capable of encouraging candidates to declare the full extent of their actual spending. In the long-term, painstaking tax reforms to curtail the circulation of black money and sustained voter education could make a difference by addressing both the supply and demand sides of the problem.

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Article 1 of the Constitution describes India as a “Union of States.” ... India is not a TRUE federation. It COMBINES the FEATURES of a federal GOVERNMENT and the features of a unitary government which can also be called the non-federal features. Because of this, India is regarded as a semi-federal state. 


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First of all let me TELL you What is meant by the term DEMOCRACY

↪democracy has been derived from the Greek word "demokratic" Demos means people and Kratia means rule .So democracy is the rule by the people .

↪we need democracy because democratic government is the best form of government which provides a method the quality of DECISION making .

↪it ALSO enhances the dignity of the citizens .


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