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1301.

Indian constitution is described as living document.why?

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1302.

Khesavananda Bharat case

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1303.

Functions and powers of high court

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1304.

Political theory of class 11 notes are not showing Check & update it plz

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1305.

Write a short note on composition of Parliament

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1306.

describe the election process

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1307.

What is a political science

Answer» Political science is the study of political institutions political parties political activity and political behavior of human beings
1308.

Notes for all chapter

Answer» Refer to https://mycbseguide.com/
1309.

Explain the modern view of politics as a multidimensional view

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1310.

Indian constitutional

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1311.

Previous years paper of history and political science\xa0

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1312.

Nature\xa0and characteristic\xa0of\xa0political\xa0modernisation\xa0

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1313.

What are the various techniques for maintaining peace

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1314.

What are the values and ideals of indian secularism?

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1315.

What is the nature of nationalism?

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1316.

merits and demerits of secularism

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1317.

Characteristics of nationalism

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1318.

WHAT IS FEMINISM?

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1319.

Differentiate\xa0between\xa0right\xa0and\xa0claim.\xa0

Answer» Right\xa0is that which complies with justice, law or reason. For e.g.:\xa0Right to equality, Tight to Life & Liberty etc. Whereas,\xa0Claim\xa0is a demand of ownership made for something. For e.g.: Individual claim, Joint Claim etc.
\tRights are primarily those state-recognised claims that every individual regards to be necessary for leading a life of respect and dignity. These are essentially a justified claim or an entitlement.\tRights are important as they help individuals to develop their capacity to reason, develop their skills and enable them to make informed choices in life.The bases on which claims to rights can be made are:\tThe representation of conditions that individuals collectively see as a source of self-respect and dignity.\tThe necessity for every individual’s well being
1320.

What is nationalism\xa0\xa0

Answer» Nationalism is an idealogy that holds nation is the fundamental unit of human social life and takes precedence over any other social and political principles.
Ans.\xa0Nationalism\xa0is a complex, multidimensional concept involving a shared communal identification with one\'s nation. It is a political ideology oriented towards gaining and maintaining self-governance, or full sovereignty, over a territory of historical significance to the group (such as its homeland).
1321.

Which institution in India is also called the guardian of the Constitution?\xa0

Answer» Ans. The Supreme Court is also called the guardian of the Constitution.\xa0
1322.

What do you understand by federation? Discuss it\'s characteristics?

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1323.

Describe the plato\'s concept of liberty ?

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1324.

Last ten year question paper of class 11th

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1325.

Who has the ideal of freedom for the first time and you have to write about him

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1326.

Sample papers are not there

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1327.

Why rights are necessary?

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1328.

Bharat ke Maulik Adhikar

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1329.

Role of state and centre in federalism

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1330.

Right to freedom explanation

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1331.

Role of law

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1332.

Do we have to follow the blue print of question papers in half yearly exams?

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1333.

Describe the composition of indian parliament?

Answer» The Parliament of India is the supreme legislative body of the Republic of India. The Parliament is composed of the President of India and the houses. It is bicameral with two houses: the Rajya Sabha (Council of States) and the Lok Sabha (House of the People).
1334.

What are rights

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1335.

Why does lok sabha is called temporary house

Answer» Beacuse it desolve every 5 years and it can be desolve by the Speaker.
Because it desolve every 5 years and it can be dissolve be speaker.
1336.

Procedure of law making

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1337.

Why democracy important in election?

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1338.

Power of president

Answer» President is having several powers....(1) Legislative powers : president can give his or her views about any law or proceedings to the government and also if he wants the passed bill from parliament to be again activities he can return it again to parliament fir discussion....(2) Executive power : president appoints the three main posts of this country (a) prime minister , (b) cheif justice of india and cheif election commissioner... It means they take oath under the supervision if president only..(3) Judiciary Power : If any case is there in which the court has given death sentence to a convict so that convict can appeal to the president for regress.. in this situation if the president finds that he can be given relief he can change the decision of supreme court from death sentence to life imprisonment , non other than this.... But he can stay with the decision of supreme court also but it comes under his or her discretion(4) Emergency power : if a case is there that the national security us on stake then the president can impose national emergency . If he finds that there is riots spreading in a state then he can impose presidents rule and state emergency and if the country is surviving from economic depression then the president can impose economical emergency....That\'s it....?
1339.

Make distinction between equality as a guiding principle and equal rights of individuals ?

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1340.

what is Principal of Deliberation

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1341.

Wht is politacal theory

Answer» Political theory is the study of political ideas and values like justice, power and democracy that we use to describe, understand and assess political practices and institutions.Political Theory basically consists of1. Conceptual framework- concepts like Rights, Democracy, Equality, Liberty, Justice, Power, Authority, State, etc.2. Theories & Ideologies- Covering all the topics of point ,It includes various ideologies like Marxism, Liberalism, Socialism, Libertarianism, Fascism, Feminism, Gandhism, etc.3. Thinkers & Thoughts- work of prominent thinkers (Plato, Aristotle, Marx, etc.) who have developed various theories & concepts.
1342.

What is meant by local government?

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1343.

From chapter 3 Why parliamentary committee refers as miniature legislature

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1344.

Difference between fundamental right and directive principle

Answer» Fundamental right are the basic rights of human which does not violates by government.If the fundamental rights of human violate he/she will complain in high court or supreme court. Directive principles are basic guidelines for government.These guidelines are written in the constitution but it is not enforceable.The government has power to decide these guidelines are required for society or not.
1345.

I want important question political scence

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1346.

What is writ

Answer» Writ is a various special order of courts
1347.

About the proportion representation system of election

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1348.

Write a note on against exploitation

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1349.

Difference between political excutive and permanent excutive

Answer» Political excutive related to ministers pm CM...... And permanent executive related to IAS IPS....
1350.

How is the president elected

Answer» President in India is elected by the method of proportional representation system.The m.p and MLA choose by the direct election where people participate in election.But in the president election people does not patcipate but m.p and MLA take parts.so it is called indirect election.