Decentralisation of Power

Q. Democratic reforms are generally considered as rights of .

1. citizens
2. central government
3. state government
4. Supreme Court

Q.

explain the importance of decentralisation in india.

Q. what are the challenges of democracy?

Q. <!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--> Why is decentralisation of power important?

1. To increase efficiency in governmental workings.
2. It helps in formulation of policies.
3. To prevent the misuse of power.
4. It does not affect the policymaking in India.

Q. Which of the following is the decision-making body in villages?

1. Zila Parishad
2. Supreme Court
3. Municipality
4. Panchayat

Q. The self-governing institutions have received their powers through the ____ and ____ schedule.

1. 11th
2. 12th
3. 7th
4. 6th

Q. Choose the incorrect statement(s) about decentralisation in India.

1. The provisions for decentralisation are included in the section of Fundamental Duties of the Indian Constitution.
2. The 73rd and 74th amendments to the Indian Constitution is associated with decentralisation.
3. Decentralisation creates more opportunities for people to participate in the political life of the nation.
4. The 2nd and 3rd schedules of Indian Constitution is associated with decentralisation.

Q. What provision is included in the Directive Principles of State Policy?

1. Democratic elections
2. Passing of fair laws
3. Setting up an Election Commission
4. Democratic decentralisation

Q. What are the challenges before democracy?

Q. What are the main objectives of democracy

Q. explain the idea of power shearing has a merged opposition to the notions of undivided polytical power .

Q. The vision of party less democracy is not impractical but fully Utopian that cannot exist.” Give five arguments to justify.