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Explain the function of the Election Commission of India, keeping in mind its structure and organisation.
Election Commission of India (ECI) is a constitutional body which is responsible for administering and conducting free and fair elections to the parliament, state legislatures,offices of president and vice president of India . It consists of chief election commissioner and two election commissionersRead more
Election Commission of India (ECI) is a constitutional body which is responsible for administering and conducting free and fair elections to the parliament, state legislatures,offices of president and vice president of India .
It consists of chief election commissioner and two election commissioners appointed by the president of India for tenure of six years or until the age of 65 years & It is established under Article 324 of the Indian Constitution.
Functions of the Election Commission of India-
Election Commission of India is a vital institution in India’s democratic framework ensuring the smooth operation of democracy in the country.
See lessWho is the author of the book Hitopadesha?
Hitopadesha is a collection of fables and stories that conveys moral teaching and wisdom & It is written by Narayan Pandit .
Hitopadesha is a collection of fables and stories that conveys moral teaching and wisdom & It is written by Narayan Pandit .
See lessUnless man's economic needs are fulfilled, it is futile to expect cultural creativity from him." Whose statement is this? Explain.
This statement is attributed to the first prime minister of India, Jawahar Lal Nehru .In which he focuses on the importance of economic security as a foundation for the cultural development.
This statement is attributed to the first prime minister of India, Jawahar Lal Nehru .In which he focuses on the importance of economic security as a foundation for the cultural development.
See lessDiscuss the Advisory Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court.
Under Article 143 ,Advisory jurisdiction is the power of the Supreme Court to provide advisory and non-binding opinions on legal questions which are referred to it by the executive and legislative organs of the government.
Under Article 143 ,Advisory jurisdiction is the power of the Supreme Court to provide advisory and non-binding opinions on legal questions which are referred to it by the executive and legislative organs of the government.
See lessWhich Environment Act is also known as the Umbrella Act? [Answer Limit: 20 words] [UKPSC 2012]
The Environment Protection Act of 1986 commonly known as Umbrella Act which was enacted in response to Bhopal gas leak tragedy.
The Environment Protection Act of 1986 commonly known as Umbrella Act which was enacted in response to Bhopal gas leak tragedy.
See lessWhat is meant by delegation?
Delegation is the process of transferring the authority, responsibility or tasks from one person to another with an intension of achieving specific goals or objectives.It is of three types i.e legislative, administrative and judicial.
Delegation is the process of transferring the authority, responsibility or tasks from one person to another with an intension of achieving specific goals or objectives.It is of three types i.e legislative, administrative and judicial.
See lessWhat do you mean by the basic structure of the Constitution? List at least five elements of the basic structure.
Supreme Court defines Basic Structure as the fundamental features of the constitution which can not be altered or destroyed even by an amendment. Elements of Basic Structure - Federal Structure Sovereignty and integrity of India Rule of law Separation of powers Independence of judiciary
Supreme Court defines Basic Structure as the fundamental features of the constitution which can not be altered or destroyed even by an amendment.
Elements of Basic Structure –
- Federal Structure
- Sovereignty and integrity of India
- Rule of law
- Separation of powers
- Independence of judiciary
See lessWhat is the procedure for formation of a Joint Public Service Commission for two or more States? Explain.
Procedure for the formation of Joint Public Service Commission(JPSC) - Agreement between two or more states to form JPSC. Agreement should be passed by the each house of the state legislatures forming JPSC. By the law of Parliament JPSC will be appointed.
Procedure for the formation of Joint Public Service Commission(JPSC) –
- Agreement between two or more states to form JPSC.
- Agreement should be passed by the each house of the state legislatures forming JPSC.
- By the law of Parliament JPSC will be appointed.
See lessDiscuss the 'challenges before women's representation in the Indian democratic process.
Challenges before women's representation in Indian democratic process - Societal norms and patriarchy. Lack of access to financial resources, networks and mentorship. Lack of representation in decision making positions . Violence and harassment against women's.
Challenges before women’s representation in Indian democratic process –
- Societal norms and patriarchy.
- Lack of access to financial resources, networks and mentorship.
- Lack of representation in decision making positions .
- Violence and harassment against women’s.
See lessElucidate the role of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in rural development.
Role of NGO's in rural development - Raising awareness about rural issues . Help in policy making. Training local communities to manage resource and initiatives. Providing essential services like health care, education and sanitation.
Role of NGO’s in rural development –
- Raising awareness about rural issues .
- Help in policy making.
- Training local communities to manage resource and initiatives.
- Providing essential services like health care, education and sanitation.
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