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Mention two sources of threats to human being political science |
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Answer» Population 2- DEVELOPMENT of TECHNOLOGY |
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In political science discuse the power and position of the chife minister of an indian state |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: The CHIEF Minister is the most powerful functionary of the state government. He is the HEAD of the State Council of Ministers, which is the real executive. The Chief Minister is the real executive head of state government. He EXERCISES vast powers and plays a leading ROLE in the state. |
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| 4903. |
Indian constitution has borrowed the idea of fundamental duties from the constitution of which country |
Answer» Your ANSWER isRussiaTy |
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List of lok sabha candidate from bihar region wise |
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Answer» Explanation: LOK Sabha CANDIDATE from BIHAR REGION wise |
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Role of B.R. Ambedkar in framing the constitution |
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Answer» Answer: Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar (14 April 1891 – 6 December 1956), popularly KNOWN as Babasaheb Ambedkar, was an Indian jurist, economist, politician and social reformer who inspired the Dalit Buddhist movement and campaigned against social DISCRIMINATION towards the untouchables (Dalits), while also supporting the rights of WOMEN and labour. He was independent India's first law and justice minister, the principal architect of the Constitution of India, and a founding father of the REPUBLIC of India. In India and elsewhere, he was often called Babasaheb, meaning "respected father" in MARATHI and Hindi. Hope it helps!!!! |
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| 4906. |
10 lines on devrath |
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Answer» what is devrath. ..... SAY the MEANING ...... I will answer you...if I can..... |
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Diffrenciate between direct and indirect government |
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Answer» Answer: DIRECT Democracy: In a direct democracy, individuals make all the decisions themselves. For example, they will VOTE on proposed laws. In ancient Greece, there were some examples of direct democracies in some of the city-states that existed. Today, a direct democracy can be seen when people vote on a referendum to exceed the tax limit set by law. In local school DISTRICTS in Wisconsin, the voters must approve the budget and tax levy for a school district. All voters in the school district MAY attend the meeting and vote on these issues. Indirect Democracy: An indirect democracy is when we elect representatives to make the laws for us such as in Congress or in the STATE legislatures. These representatives should listen to what the majority of their constituents tell them and then vote according to the wishes of a majority of the voters. This system is easier than a direct democracy since it would be difficult to assemble all of the voters of a city, state, or country every time an issue needed to be decided. |
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Why there were conflicts between dutch and french speaking people |
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Answer» Answer: The CONFLICT between dutch and FRENCH speaking was more severe in Brussels because here the dutch speaking PEOPLE were majority in Belgium but minority in Brussels . THEREFORE the ethnic struggle in Belgium originated from tensions between Dutch and French community in Belgium Explanation: #I Hope this answer will help you... |
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List of first cabinet ministers of independent india |
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Answer» I think the FIRST CABINET minister of india was Jawaharlal NEHRU |
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In______A.D men and women were given equal right |
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Is environment protection a part of concurrent list of constitution? |
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How does religion bring about gender inequality |
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Answer» Answer: Sex differences in religion can be classified as either "internal" or "external". Internal religious issues are studied from the perspective of a GIVEN religion, and might include religious beliefs and practices about the roles and rights of men and women in government, education and worship; beliefs about the sex or gender of deities and religious figures; and beliefs about the origin and meaning of human gender. External religious issues can be broadly defined as an examination of a given religion from an outsider's perspective, including possible clashes between religious leaders and laity;[1] and the influence of, and differences between, religious perspectives on social issues. For example, various religious perspectives have either endorsed or condemned alternative family structures, homosexual relationships, and abortion.[2] External religious issues can also be examined from the "lens of gender" perspective embraced by some in feminism and/or critical theory and its offshoots. Also in both genders there is a lot of disrespecting In studies pertaining to gender patterns in religions, it has been widely accepted that females are more likely to be religious than males. In 1997, statistics gathered by Beit-Hallahmi and Argyle theorized this phenomenon into three primary causes. The first explanation is that women feel emotions at greater HEIGHTS than men do, thus women tend to turn to religion more in times of high emotions such as gratitude or guilt. The second explanation is that female socialization is more likely to align with values that are commonly found in religion such as conflict mediation, tenderness, and humility. In contrast, male socialization is more likely to emphasize rebellion, thus making the guideline aspects of religion less appealing. The THIRD explanation, which is also the most recent theory, is that females are more likely to be able to identify with religion as a natural consequence of societal structures. For example, since a majority of religions emphasize women as caretakers of the home, the societal expectation of women to take greater responsibility than men for the upbringing of a child makes religion an appealing commitment. Another example is that traditionally, men tend to work outside the home whereas women tend to work inside the home, which corresponds to studies that have shown that PEOPLE are more likely to be religious when working inside of their homes.[3] |
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Who invented spectacle |
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Answer» Benjamin FRANKLIN INVENTED glasses (he invented bifocals.) But glasses had already been around for 400 years by the 1700's, when Ben Franklin was active. The most well-known REFUTED claim attributes the invention of glasses to Salvino D'Armati, a 13th century ITALIAN from Florence. |
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How did intermixing of cultures in india takes place? |
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In which indian citizens get their voting rights in india? |
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Answer» Answer: at the age of 18 indian CITIZENS get their VOTING rights . 18 is legal age for voting .youth is CONSIDER as for bright future of COUNTRY. |
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The parliament , sambidhan sabha of which country? |
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Answer» Explanation: CONSTITUTIONAL ASSEMBLY of Parliament SAMVIDHAN SABHA of country |
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In which states election held with lok sabha elections? |
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Answer» I think it's Delhi where states ELECTION held with LOK SABHA elections. |
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Name the party that has been winning elections since independence in Mexico |
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Answer» Institutional REVOLUTIONARY PARTY PRI |
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Give two definitions of democracy |
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Answer» it is FORM of government in which PEOPLE choose their REPRESENTATIVES for a particular PERIOD of time it is form of government for the people by the people to the people |
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How rigid constitution ensures the federal government? |
Answer» rigid CONSTITUTION ensure insurance FEDERAL government |
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How many members in lok sabha and rajya sabha? |
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Explain free and fair election with the help of example of aby country in the world |
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Answer» Explanation: ELECTIONS are a central feature of democracy. ... A 'free' election is also one where you are CONFIDENT that who you vote for remains your secret. 'Fair' means that all registered political parties have an equal right to CONTEST the elections, campaign for voter SUPPORT and hold MEETINGS and rallies. |
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How many seats required to form government in india? |
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Answer» Answer: 543 SEATS are REQUIRED to FORM GOVERNMENT in INDIA. |
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Describe any three parties standing for the elections 2019. Mention in your own words about each party including its candidates, prospects, etc. |
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How many members should support president impeachment india? |
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Indian constitution drafting committee members list |
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Answer» A. DR B R Ambedakar B. N Gopal SWAMI Ayanger C. Krishna Swami Ayyer D. Kanhaiyala Manikha Munsi E. MD. Sadadulla F. N Madhav Rao Hope it helps you... |
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Introduction to the principles of morals and legislation |
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Answer» Answer: An INTRODUCTION to the Principles of Morals and Legislation is a BOOK by the English PHILOSOPHER and LEGAL theorist Jeremy Bentham "originally printed in 1780, and first PUBLISHED in 1789." |
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Explain with the help of eg of any country of the worldfree and fair elections area part and is must for democracy? |
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Answer» Answer: INDIA is the democratic COUNTRY and it adopted FREE and fair elections because if it is not sad a democratic country hope it will HELP you |
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How many days indira gandhi was prime minister of india? |
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Answer» Answer: She SERVED as PRIME MINISTER from January 1966 to march 1977 and again from January 1980 until her ASSASSINATION OCTOBER 1984 |
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How many legislativeassembly members come under madurai? |
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Short note Amit shah |
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Answer» Answer: Amit Anilchandra Shah is an Indian politician and the current Minister of HOME Affairs who has been President of the Bharatiya Janata Party SINCE 2014. He was elected to the lower House of Parliament the Lok Sabha in the 2019 Indian GENERAL ELECTION from Gandhinagar. |
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How many constituencies are there in krishna district? |
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Answer» Krishna - 16 constituncies -973 panchayats Krishna district has two parliamentary constituencies NAMELY, Vijayawada and Machilipatnam under which there are 16 Assembly SEGMENTS. |
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Indian constitution preamble and its salient features |
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Answer» The salient features of the Constitution have developed directly and INDIRECTLY from these objectives which FLOW from the PREAMBLE. ... The objectives, which are LAID down in the Preamble, are: Description of Indian State as Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic Republic.
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Importance of slogans, banners, promises, rallies, meetings in election campaign |
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Answer» HEY mate |
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Explain one person,one vote,one value is the basic feature of democracy |
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Answer» When a COUNTRY is said to be democratic, then there is MAINLY should have UAF means universal ADULT franchise. It gives all adult people the right to 1 VOTE. And that 1 vote is having 1 VALUE. |
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7. We are far more technologically advanced today than we were thirty years ago.Discuss this with your family and list two things that are simpler to do today becauseof advances in technology. Also list the problems that have been created because ofthese technological advancements. |
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Fundamental rights in indian constitution borrowed from |
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Answer» Answer: The fundamental rights are borrowed from CONSTITUTION of USA WHEREAS fundamental duties are taken from USSR |
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What was cuban missile crisis ? why did it arise and how did it come to an end? |
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Answer» Explanation: The most dangerous part of the crisis effectively ended when SOVIET leader Nikita Khrushchev ANNOUNCED over Soviet radio OCTOBER 28 that the weapons in CUBA that the UNITED States considered offensive would be dismantled. But the Soviet decision, which had been made without consulting Havana, left the Cubans cold..0 |
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Please give it me correct answer as soon as possible |
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Answer» Answer: article 15 Explanation: Article 15 (1) and (2) prohibit the state from discriminating any citizen on ground of any religion, RACE, caste, sex, PLACE of birth or any of them. These articles provide that there shall be no restriction on any person on any of the above bases to access and USE the public places such as shops, restaurants, hotels, places of public entertainment etc. or use of wells, TANKS, bathing ghats, roads and places of public resort maintained wholly or partly out of State funds or dedicated to the use of the general public. From article 15(3) onwards, the constitution starts protective discrimination. Article 15(3) empowers the state to MAKE special provisions for women and children. Article 15(4) empowers the state to make special provisions for advancement of socially and educationally backwards or SC/STs |
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Fundamental rights and duties as per indian constitution |
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Answer» Answer: To abide by the Constitution and respect its ideals and INSTITUTIONS, the National Flag and the National Anthem. To CHERISH and follow the NOBLE ideals which inspired our national struggle for freedom. To uphold and PROTECT the sovereignty, unity, and integrity of India. |
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Every social divisions does not lead to social differences . |
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Answer» Answer no every SOCIAL differences does not lead to social division because it MAY divide SIMILAR people from one another they can also unite DIFFERENT people |
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Explain the circumstances unfer which louis xvi finally accorded recognition to the national assembly |
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Answer» Answer: MARK As BrainliestExplanation: The INFURIATED Third Estate declared them a National ASSEMBLY and pledged to disperse only when Constitution for France would be drafted. This would limit the powers of the Monarch. Due to his revolting subjects, Louis XVI had to finally accord recognition to the National Assembly and accepted the Principle that his powers would now be checked by a Constitution. The important resolutions passed were: 1.The powers that were earlier concentrated in the hands of one person were now separated and assigned to different institutions – legislature, executive and judiciary. 2. . For the first time, a spark of democracy got ignited. The citizens voted for a group of electors who in turn chose the Assembly. France became a Constitutional Monarchy. 3. Constitution that was drafted BEGAN with a Declaration of Rights of Man and Citizen. Rights such as the Right to Life, Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Opinion, Equality before Law were established as ‘natural’ and ‘inalienable’ rights. 4.The state was given the duty to protect each citizen’s natural rights. Mark As Brainliest |
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What was the procedure adopted for making the Indian Constitution |
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Answer» Explanation: |
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Article on using unparliamentary language againsts constitutional posts by politicians |
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Answer» Answer: Explanation: Parliaments and legislative bodies around the world IMPOSE certain rules and standards during ... CONSEQUENTLY they are expected to AVOID using words or phrases that might be ... in Belgium to be able to SPEAK of a democratic state and is a constitutional RIGHT. .... The Politics Today Companion to the British Constitution. pp. |
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Explain in points that why is the preamble an important part of the constitution |
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Answer» Answer: BECAUSE: 1) It states the role and responsibilities of every individual citizen of the country. 2)It is an introduction to the constitution and is NON justiciable. 3) It CONTAINS the POLITICAL philosophy and BASIC objectives and purposes of the constitution. 4) The preamble highlights the fundamental values and guiding principles of our constitution. 5)It SERVES as a guide for both the constitution as well as the judges who interpret the same. PLEASE MARK MY ANSWER AS BRAINLIEST. |
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How much shiul i earn in us to make 5crore in india? |
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Describe the all features of democracy |
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Answer» Answer: The five main characteristics of democracy are as under: (i) Elected representative: In democracy representatives elected by the people make laws and frame policies of the government. (ii) Elections are held to elect the representatives: All adult citizens have the right to participate (vote) in .the elections. Elections should be free and fair and must be held at regular intervals. Citizens who have reached a certain age (in India, it is 25 years for election to Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies) are allowed to contest elections. (iii) Civil liberties: An IMPORTANT characteristic of democracy is that it grants top civil liberties to the citizens. They enjoy FREEDOMS of speech, expression, and information. Citizens have a right to form, join or quit an association. It includes the right to form political party. (iv) Rule of LAW: Another characteristic of democracy is that it ensures rule of law. Law is supreme and all the citizens are equal in the eyes of law. No one is above law. (v) Independent judiciary: Independence of Judiciary is an essential characteristic of democracy. Judiciary must be free from any control of the executive or the legislature. Judges must be honest and should deliver JUSTICE impartially. (vi) Organised opposition party: Another important characteristic of democracy is the presence of organised opposition party or parties in the state. Majority party forms the government and party with a minority in the legislature forms the opposition party. |
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A political party in india will be recognized as a state party if it secures less than |
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Answer» Answer: A POLITICAL PARTY is RECOGNISED as a state party if it secures 6 PERCENT votes in the state elections |
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Explain the difficulties faced by the local govt 0 |
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Answer» Answer:Amongst the BIGGER difficulties being faced are economic challanges, concerns about the environment, the political backlashes etc. Costs are STEADILY and steeply rising, making it difficult for government bodies to adhere to costings PLANNED for projects. Then concerns about environment renain a big issue. Pollution must be curbed at every level. Fuel economy has to be looked into. All wastages have to be curbed. Then there is ALSO the political pressures that have to sorted out PLEASE MARK IT AS BRAINLIEST...... Explanation: |
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How many states have unicameral legislature in india? |
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Answer» 21 STATES in INDIA have UNICAMERAL LEGISLATURE in India |
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