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| 1451. |
What is a fundamental duty |
| Answer» Several\xa0fundamental duties are listed in the Indian constitution. Some of them are:\tTo follow the Constitution and to respect the National Flag and National Anthem.\tTo uphold and protect the sovereignty, unity and integrity of India.\tTo cherish and follow the noble ideals which inspired our national struggle for freedom.\tTo defend the country and to render national service when called upon to do so.\tTo promote harmony and spirit of fraternity amongst all people of the India.\tTo value and preserve the rich heritage of our composite culture.\tTo protect and improve natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers and wildlife.\tTo protect and improve our natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers and wildlife\tTo develop scientific spirit, inquiry and reform.\tTo strive towards excellence in all spheres of individual and collective activity.\tThe duty of a parent or a guardian is to provide opportunities for educating his child aged between six and fourteen.\xa0 | |
| 1452. |
Is council of minister is a part of lok sabha |
| Answer» Yes, Lok Sabha is made up of P.M. and council of ministers and ministers of Opposition. | |
| 1453. |
What do you mean by veto right? |
| Answer» It is a absolute power which can change any decision independetly and individually | |
| 1454. |
What are the function of election commission |
| Answer» There are various functions of Election Commission:1. To make the routine of Elections.2. To give duty to various officers during elections.3. To generate voters list. | |
| 1455. |
How is a balance maintain between national identity and regional identity |
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| 1456. |
Explain how does a constitution express the fundamental identity of people |
| Answer» A constitution express the fundamental identity of people as it have the power and have set of fundamental rights i.e., made for cirizens/people living in India. | |
| 1457. |
Difference between Direct or Indirect democracy |
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Answer» Democracy is a form of government in which all law created by a General vote of society we will consider some example of direct democracy and look at some pros and cons of type of democracy Direct democracy is the one citizens directly participate into day to day decision making.While Indirect Democracy is the one where people choose the the representatives who are actively involved in the administering the country through elections.Citizens are indirectly involved through the representatives elected by them who take all major decisions. |
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| 1458. |
What are jurisdiction of supreme court |
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| 1459. |
How does the parliament make laws ? |
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| 1460. |
Who comes under executive in india and legistlature also |
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Answer» Executive-president of India is head of its executive and followed by Governor for states and IAS officers for district .and ministers of union and states Legislative- it consists of MLA s and MPs of legislative assembly and parliament respectively. Executive - Indian Government consists of the President of India, the Council of Ministers, the Vice-President, the Union Ministries and the Independent Executive Agencies. In the Executive - Indian Government, the President of the nation is the head of the state.The Legislature, the Executive and the Judiciary. The Legislature: It is the law and policy making body. Generally, new laws or policies are introduced in the Parliament/ State Legislature in the form of Bills. These Bills once passed by the Legislature are sent to the President for assent. |
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| 1461. |
What is isiah berlin \'s liberty |
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| 1462. |
Social reform of india |
| Answer» India is privileged to have number of great souls like Dayanand Saraswati and Raja Ram Mohan Roy. They managed to bring revolutions by making radical changes in the society. Some of the reformers took up the challenges of breaking the jinx of prevailing caste-system while some fought for the introduction of girls\'-education and widow remarriage. The contributions, made by these, simple yet eminent souls towards humanity are really extraordinary. Their activities and thoughts guided the nation to a new beginning. | |
| 1463. |
Describe election of president |
| Answer» Members of parliament, members of legistlative assemblies of all states(MLA) vote a person nominated from parliament so after these above members through voting President is elected | |
| 1464. |
What is the special power of President |
| Answer» The powers of the president are: The Legislative powers, The Executive powers, The Financial powers, The Judicial powers.The Legislative powers of the president are \tThe president summons both the Houses of the Parliament and prorogues them.\tHe or she can dissolve the Lok Sabha\tThe President uses these powers according to the advice of the Council of Ministers headed by the Prime Minister.\xa0The Executive powers of the president are\tThe President is responsible for making a wide variety of appointments.\tThe President appoints the Prime Minister the person most likely to command the support of the majority in the Lok Sabha.\tThe President then appoints the other members of the Council of Ministers, distributing portfolios to them on the advice of the Prime Minister.The Financial powers:\tAll money bills originate in Parliament, but only if the President recommends it.\tNo money bill can be introduced in Parliament without his or her assent.\tThe President appoints a finance commission every five years.The Judicial powers:\tThe president appoints the Chief Justice of the Union Judiciary and other judges on the advice of the Chief Justice.\tThe President enjoys the judicial immunity. No criminal proceedings can be initiated against him/her during his/her term in office. | |
| 1465. |
What is social action litigation |
| Answer» 1 The sal was initiated by some judges of the Supreme Court.2 It can register a compliant through an application or mentioned on postcards.3 It has been used to provide relief for undertrial prisoners in jails, acquisitions of cycle, rickshaws by licensed rickshaw pullers ,prihibition of human trafficking,etc.4 Due importance is given to the weaker sections,bonded labour,women and children.5 The sal acquired new dimensions under the leadership of former Chief Justice P.N.Bhagwati. | |
| 1466. |
Why did India adopt parliamentary form of government? |
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| 1467. |
I m in class 11th can u tell me exam pattern |
| Answer» You can check syllabus in mycbseguide app of each subject in syllabus last page contains exam design which will help you. | |
| 1468. |
What is the need of parliament |
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| 1469. |
What were the special power of President |
| Answer» The special powers of the president includes :He has the right to be informed about all the schemes or laws which are going to be implemented by the council of ministers. He has the power to flip the order of the supreme court | |
| 1470. |
How parliament makes laws |
| Answer» Legislative proposals are brought before either house of the Parliament of India in the form of a bill. A bill is the draft of a legislative proposal, which, when passed by both houses of Parliament and assented to by the President, becomes an Act of Parliament. | |
| 1471. |
Explain all cartoon of chapter 3 election and representative |
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| 1472. |
What is objective resolution? What is pocket veto? |
| Answer» The best summary of the principles that the nationalist movement brought to the constituent assembly is the objective resolution that defines the aims of the assembly, moved by Nehru in 1946. It encapsulated the aspirations and values behind the Constitution:(i) India is an independent, sovereign, republic;(ii) India shall be a Union of erstwhile British Indian territories,Indian States and other parts outside British India and Indian states as are willing to be a part of the union.(iii) Territories forming the union shall be autonomous units and exercise all powers and functions of the government and administration, except those assigned to or vested in the union;(iv) All people of India shall be guaranteed and secured social, economic and political justice. Equality of status and opportunities and equality before law and fundamental-freedom of speech, expression, belief, faith, worship, association and action- subject to law and public morality.(v) The minorities, backward and tribal areas, depressed and other backward classes shall be provided adequate safeguards.(vi) The land would make full and willing contribution to the promotion of world Peace and welfare of mankind;(vii) All powers and authority of sovereign and independent India and its constitution shall flow from the people;(viii) The territorial integrity of the republic and its sovereign rights on land, sea and air shall be maintained according to justice and law of civilised nations. | |
| 1473. |
Give some examples of Natural And Social Inequality. |
| Answer» Natural InequalityMen are superior than WomenSocial InequalityUntouchablityCaste based discriminationHope it will help.. | |
| 1474. |
There is no state religion in a secular state.(Yes/No) |
| Answer» YES, There is no state religion in a secular stateIn a secular nation, people have the freedom to choose, practice and propagate their religion. The country does not have any official religion and neither the government nor any private institution discriminates among the people on the basis of religion. India is a secular nation as it has no state religion. The government neither encourages nor discourages any religion. People are free to choose and practice their religion. The Government of India treats people of all religions with equal respect. | |
| 1475. |
Is India a secular state? |
| Answer» YES, India a secular stateIn a secular nation, people have the freedom to choose, practice and propagate their religion. The country does not have any official religion and neither the government nor any private institution discriminates among the people on the basis of religion. India is a secular nation as it has no state religion. The government neither encourages nor discourages any religion. People are free to choose and practice their religion. The Government of India treats people of all religions with equal respect. | |
| 1476. |
In which part of the indian Constitution the word secular is mentioned? |
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Answer» Emergency Provisions are contained in\xa0Part Eighteen of the Constitution of India. The\xa0President of India has the power to impose emergency rule\xa0in any or all the Indian states if the security of part or all of India is threatened by "war or external aggression or armed rebellion".\xa0 Emergency Provisions are contained in\xa0Part Eighteen of the Constitution of India. The\xa0President of India has the power to impose emergency rule\xa0in any or all the Indian states if the security of part or all of India is threatened by "war or external aggression or armed rebellion". Read more on\xa0 |
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| 1477. |
What is the meaning of reprantation |
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| 1478. |
Distinguish between peranent executive and political executive |
| Answer» \tPolitical ExecutivePermanent Executive1.\xa0Executives who are elected by the people for a specific period are called the political executives.1.\xa0The permanent executives are salaried civil servants who are appointed on a long-term basis.2.\xa0Example-Political leaders like the Prime Minister, Council of Ministers and so on.2.\xa0Persons working in civil services. For example - IAS, IFS, IPS etc.3.\xa0They remain in office only so long as they command the confidence of the majority members of Parliament.3.\xa0They remain in office even when the ruling party changes.Their tenure of office is fixed.4.\xa0They are answerable to people for all the consequences of their decisions.4.\xa0They are not answerable to the people.5.\xa0They are more powerful. They take all the final decisions.5.\xa0They are less powerful. They do not take decisions. Instead they assist political executives in carrying out day-to-day administration.\t | |
| 1479. |
What are constraints |
| Answer» Limits | |
| 1480. |
What are the factors which help in emergence of nation? |
| Answer» The factors that lead to the emergence of nationalist feelings are:Shared beliefs\xa0− This refers to the collective identity and vision for the future of a group that aspires to have an independent political existence.\t\tThe citizens of a nation-state share common beliefs irrespective of ethnic or religious differences.\t\t\tFor example, every citizen of India wants the national hockey team to become world champion.\tCommon history −\xa0The citizens of a nation-state share a common history.\t\tIt perceives them as stretching back into the past as well as reaching into the future.\t\t\tFor example, Indians share a common history of nationalist movement and have the same vision for their future.\tCommon territory\xa0− It shares a common land or territory on which the people have been living for a long period of time. Thus, territory is an important component of unity.For example, Indians identify themselves with the distinctive geographical features of the Indian subcontinent.Shared political ideals\xa0− Citizens of a nation-state share a vision of the kind of state they want to build.\t\tThey share same political ideas, they share commitment to a set of political ideas and are bound by a set of obligations legitimatised by the law of the state.\t\t\tFor example, the Constitution of India that is representative of the collective will of the people has adopted democracy and secularism, among other ideals, as its goals.\tCommon political identity\xa0− The citizens share a common political identity irrespective of their religious, linguistic groups.For example, a Sikh from Punjab, a Muslim from Uttar Pradesh and a Hindu from Karnataka share a common political identity of being Indian irrespective of their different religious and linguistic groups. | |
| 1481. |
Conditions under which fundamental rights can be restricted |
| Answer» Emergency or critical situation | |
| 1482. |
Why there is no notes and ncert solutions given ?? |
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| 1483. |
संविधान |
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| 1484. |
What do you mean by secularism |
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| 1485. |
Why is it necessary for a constitution to set some limits on its rulers |
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| 1486. |
Why ncert solutions are not being provided? |
| Answer» Sff | |
| 1487. |
I\'m finding it difficult to maje notes of chapter 1 |
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| 1488. |
शीतयुद्ध क्या है |
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| 1489. |
Which subjects I should choose in arts stream ? |
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| 1490. |
Political science ki kon-kon si book lagi hai plz anyone tell me |
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| 1491. |
How can social justice be given to citizen in India |
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| 1492. |
What is constutution? |
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| 1493. |
What is the first term syllabus for class11 ? |
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| 1494. |
Difine bill of law |
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| 1495. |
Name the current chies election commisioner |
| Answer» Om prakash rawat | |
| 1496. |
What is meant by preamble ? |
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Answer» Introduction to the constitution Preamble is basic structure of the constitution Preamble is the soul of constitution. |
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| 1497. |
define policy |
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| 1498. |
Why can the lol sabha controls the executive more effectively than the rajya sabha can |
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| 1499. |
growth of local government before amendment |
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| 1500. |
What is article 16(4) of Indian constitution |
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