Political Science

Justice

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In Class 11 Political Science, this topic from Part 2: Political Theory explores the meaning and importance of justice in public life. Students examine equality, fair treatment, recognition of different needs, and the just distribution of rights, opportunities, and resources. They consider how societies can balance individual freedom with social responsibilities, understand the idea of a just society, and apply these concepts to issues of discrimination, poverty, and unequal access.

Practice questions

01 From the viewpoint of justice what is the difference between public interest and private benefit?

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Justice

Practice questions

01 From the viewpoint of justice what is the difference between public interest and private benefit?

02 In which situation may equal relief not be considered just?

03 Why is it necessary to examine both benefit and burden in a just policy?

04 If rules are equal but wealthy people gain more because they can afford better lawyers then what challenge to justice exists?

05 Why is a simple legal process necessary in a just society?

06 How can citizen participation improve policy in justice?

07 Which example connects hearing the voice of weaker sections with social justice?

08 Why is privilege a challenge for justice?

09 Why are facilities received by birth important in the discussion of justice?

10 If admission is open to all in a school but some children cannot fill the form due to language difficulty then this is an example of what?

11 Why is the right to appeal considered important in justice?

12 Why is it necessary to give reasons in a just decision?

13 What is the role of facts and evidence in a just system?

14 How should the relationship between liberty and equality be understood in justice?

15 In which situation can state intervention be proper for social justice?

16 If girls cannot go to school in an area due to lack of safe transport then what would be a just measure?

17 Why can public health be considered a basic need in justice?

18 If a policy has an attractive name but its effect on weaker sections is negative then what should be examined in just evaluation?

19 Which example shows lack of transparency weakening justice?

20 What is the most appropriate question while deciding priority in just distribution?

21 If an institution has no system to hear complaints then what weakness of justice appears?

22 When does economic inequality become serious from the viewpoint of justice?

23 Which step can help make equal opportunity real?

24 Why are both rules and preparation necessary in fair competition?

25 Why is it incomplete to limit justice only to equal sharing?

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