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A constitution is a set of basic rules that allows for minimal coordination amongst members of a society and expresses the fundamental identity of people.
It is a body of fundamental principles according to which a state is constituted or governed.
A constitution specifies the power of people to make decisions in a society.
It decides on how the government would be constituted.
Constitution also sets some fundamental limits on what a government can impose on its citizens and which cannot be trespassed.
A constitution enables the government to fulfil the aspirations of a society and create conditions for a just society

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When can fundamental rights suspended

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Krishna Yadav 6 years, 11 months ago

And also in other conditions which are specified in the constitution.

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Tejas Gupta 7 years ago

Fundamental rights suspended when the emergency is applied

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When can fundamental rights be suspended

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When can fundamental rights be suspended

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Tushar Chopra 7 years ago

The fundamental rights can be suspended when there is national emergency on the basis of war ,external aggression and internal armed rebilion according to article 352 of the constitution

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When can fundamental rights be suspended

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How is prime minister appointed discuss the power and functions

Posted by Amit Poonia 7 years ago

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Ajay Goyal 7 years ago

Prime miniter appointed under article 73 Prime has many powers all country is in the hand of prime Minister prime minister take major decisions with the council of ministers

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What is principal of delebration

Posted by Davinder Singh 7 years ago

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Ahmad Wasi Ansari 5 years, 10 months ago

Deliberation democracy or discursive democracy is a form of democracy in which deliberations is central to decision making it adopted elements of both consensus decision making rules

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Why do we need to bring reforms into our electoral system ? Suggest any three proposals concerning electoral reforms

Posted by Anushka # 7 years ago

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Krishna Yadav 7 years ago

We need them to improve weakness of our electoral system . 3 proposals are 1.our electoral system should be changed to PR system. 2.Persons having criminal background should be banned to contest election. 3.There should be fixed buget provided for campaign of election or there should be state funding.

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Why do we need right in constitution

Posted by Ishika Mathur 7 years ago

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Gaurav Seth 7 years ago

The Constitution is needed for the following reasons:

1. The Constitution provides a framework within which a government has to work.

2. It controls the misuse of power by the government.

3. It minimises the chances of disputes among the various organs of the Government as it clearly defines their powers and functions.

4. It safeguards the fundamental rights of the citizens.

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What is constitutional rights

Posted by Saurav Lohia 7 years ago

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Tushar Chopra 7 years ago

The rights which are given as well as protected by the constitution are constitutional rights

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Ajay Goyal 7 years ago

Which are given by our constitution

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How can a citizen her/his citizen?

Posted by Rahul Singh 7 years ago

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How rights and responsibilities are related?

Posted by Sangita Goswami 7 years ago

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All extra answer

Posted by Arif Ansari 7 years ago

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Critically examine the india secularism

Posted by Shivam Sharma 7 years ago

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Mention 4 grounds for inclusion of citizenship of a state

Posted by Vivek Kumar 7 years ago

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Why do we need two houses in parliament?

Posted by Ankita Jaishi 7 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 7 years ago

Necessity of Two Houses:
1. Rajya Sabha reflects a federal character by representing the units of the Union. While, Lok Sabha represents spirit of people.
2. Both Houses plays positive role in matters of Legislations.
3. They check on abuses of democracy in their own defined jurisdictions.
4. Two houses checks the tendency of Government to take populist measures under an unstable political Scenario.
5. Rajya Sabha also poses a moral authority over a care taker government (when LS dissolves)
6. Two vetoes (from two houses) on the matter of policies of Government give Democracy wider scope to become healthier.
7. Second Chamber members are much different from Elected Member of Lok Sabha. Most of RS members are experts in their field, like businessmen, historians, journalist, actors, law expert, etc they helps in ushering and presenting aspirations of all kind freedoms provided by constitution of India in the parliament

The emergency situation when Lok Sabha is dissolved, only Rajya Sabha can take vital decisions in interest of nation and States. Example Kargil War(1999).

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explain Kesvanand bharti case

Posted by Akshat Rawat 7 years ago

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What is universal adult franchise

Posted by Gyanandra Khatiwara 7 years ago

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Krishna Yadav 7 years ago

This is a policy or rule according to which every citizen of our country is allowed to vote after attaining a certain age(that is 18 years) without having any discrimination on the basis of caste,creed,gender, economic status, literacy place of birth etc. I hope this will help you...

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Apoorva Singh 7 years ago

In this the people above 18 are eligible to vote

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Difference between Western model of secularism and Indian model of secularism

Posted by Rahul Roy 7 years ago

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Anjali Gupta 7 years ago

Refer to NCERT in the column of ncert questions

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Mention the three organs of gram panchayat

Posted by Kamal Thapa 7 years ago

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What are the three dimensions of equality

Posted by Angel George 7 years ago

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Ashish Mourya 7 years ago

Political equality- right to vote,universal adult franchise etc. Comes under this Soceo-economic equality- this equality deals with social and economic right. Cultural equality- minorities have right to preserve their culture and education...

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Anjali Gupta 7 years ago

1.Political equality 2. Social equality 3. Economic equality

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Difference between bill of rights and fundamental right

Posted by Pramila Pradhan 7 years ago

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Krishna Yadav 7 years ago

Bill of rights is a list of rights which are listed , guaranteed and protected by the constitution while fundamental rights are the special rights which comes under Bill of rights. I hope now this is clear to you.

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give one argument in favour of mono - national state

Posted by Divyanshu Nagar 7 years ago

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What is preventive detention?

Posted by Ishita Vohra 7 years ago

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Yogita Ingle 7 years ago

Preventive Detention : Its on the basis of suspicion i.e. as a precautionary measure. This kind of detention can be made by the authorities even on a slight apprehension that the person can commit a crime (Generally in cases of History-sheeter i.e. a person with a criminal record). It is generally made for protecting the society from any future happening that wouldn't be in favour of peace and harmony in the society. It is not a punishment but a precaution. This detention comes to an end the moment the apprehension of danger ends.

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What is concitution?

Posted by Rakesh Kaushik 7 years ago

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Krishna Yadav 7 years ago

It is a body of principles according to which a nation or state is governed or constituted.

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Rakesh Kaushik 7 years ago

In my view Constitution is main subject of political science

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How does a constitution allow for minimal coordination amongst members of a society??

Posted by Ningma Doma 7 years ago

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Krishna Yadav 7 years ago

As all the people who are in the country and follow the constitution have to abide the same rules and if they will not do so they will be punished. By this constitution allow for minimal coordination amongst the members of the society..

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Explain the concept Affirmative action .

Posted by Ashish Mourya 7 years ago

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