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Disha Maheshwari 1 year, 10 months ago

I don't think so because election stablish rule of people which is soul of democracy

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Tanu Sharma 1 year, 11 months ago

Yes

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Write about the significance of the study of political Theory?

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Why do we need election

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Vandana Jakhar 💖💞✨ 1 year, 11 months ago

Elections are needed for the foundation of a democracy that gives the citizens right to vote and shape the government . Due to the elections citizens can take part in politics of a country and ensure that no government stays for an indefinate time to become tyrannical.

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When did the cabinet mission plan came to India ??

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हरि किशन मिश्रा 1 year, 11 months ago

In September 1945, the new elected Labour government in Britain expressed its intention of creating a Constituent Assembly for India that would frame India's Constitution; the Cabinet Mission was sent to India in March 1946 to make this happen.

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What is pr system

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Disha Maheshwari 1 year, 10 months ago

PR system is a system where each party gets equal representation on basis of votes secured by them . In order to win party has to secure majority of votes which is calculated by {total votes polled/ no.of candidate+1}+1

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Vandana Jakhar 💖💞✨ 1 year, 11 months ago

It is the voting system which refers to the proportional representation system.

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Rights to constitutional remedies

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Should indirect election be replaced by direct election? What would be it's advantages and disadvantages?

Posted by Ira Bhatnagar 2 years ago

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Disha Maheshwari 1 year, 10 months ago

In small countries direct election is possible but in larger countries like India it is not legitimate that everyone can get involved in decision making so indirect democracy is preferred

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Manju Devi 1 year, 11 months ago

Yes

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Notes of ch 4

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What makes an election system transparent

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Disha Maheshwari 1 year, 10 months ago

No role of money and muscle power No space for caste based discrimination People should know who would govern them and how they should be governed

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What is the role of political party in the election?

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How is the president of India. Discuss the various power

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What is direct election

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Ananya Bharadwaj 2 years ago

Direct elections are those elections in which we can directly participate in decision making process of government

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Ananya Bharadwaj 2 years ago

Direct elections are those elections in which weaking directly participate in decision making process of government

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Libertarian and egalitarians laid foundation of relations between equality and justice explain

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Case study ideas

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How does pr work in rajya sabha election

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Disha Maheshwari 1 year, 10 months ago

Third type of pr ie single transferable vote is practised States get representation acc to their population Members are elected by (Total votes polled/ no of candidates+1)+1 In case none gets majority then one securing least votes is disqualified and his share of seats are given to second highest this goes on till one gets majority of votes

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What are the features of the constitution

Posted by Roshan Choudhury 2 years ago

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Avani Bali 2 years ago

1Lengthiest Written Constitution. 2 Drawn from Various Sources. 3 Blend of Rigidity and Flexibility. 4 Federal System with Unitary Bias. 5 Parliamentary Form of Government. 6 Synthesis of Parliamentary Sovereignty and Judicial Supremacy. •7 Rule Of Law. 8 Integrated and Independent Judiciary.

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Why was the first past the post system adopted in india

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Suhani Garg 2 years ago

India adopted this system because for elections to lok sabha and state legislative assembly India has adopted the FPTP system The reasons for success of FPTP include : 1 Simplicity and Accountability: The PR system of elections is quite complicated. It can work in small countries but it is unsuitable for a sub- continental country like india. For common voters ,the FPTP system is easy to understand and operate. Voters have to simply choose a candidate or a party while voting. Voters may give importance to either the party or thr candidate or strike a balance between both. In the PR system, voters vote for parties and representatives are chosen as on the basis of party list. As a result no one is real representative. In FPTP , the voters know and can approach the representative of their constituency and can also hold them accountable. 2 . Stable Government: The framers of indian constitution felt that PR system may not provide stable Government in the legislature and PR system may not produce clear majority since seats are alloted in legislature on the basis of vote share. The FPTP system allows largest party or coalition to form a government with a majority, more than PR system of sharung votes may give. The FPTP system therefore provides stability to parliamentary government . 3 . Wide representation: FPTP system encourages representatives of different communities to win election in a locality. The PR system would lead each community to form a nationwide party in India since the nation is full of diverse groups.

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What is direct democracy?

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