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Civics

Nomination of candidates and election campaigns

उम्मीदवारों का नामांकन और चुनाव प्रचार

In this Class 9 Civics topic from Electoral Politics, students learn how candidates enter an election through nomination, including submitting nomination papers, meeting eligibility requirements, and facing scrutiny. They examine how election campaigns allow parties and candidates to present policies, promises, and manifestos, contact voters, and debate public issues. The topic also explains why campaign rules and the Model Code of Conduct are needed to limit unfair influence, misuse of government resources, hate speech, and excessive spending, helping voters make informed choices.

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Easy · Level 46 · nomination,candidate list,voters
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  1. Counting is hidden
  2. They know who the candidates are in election
  3. Voting stops
  4. Constituency changes
Easy · Level 46 · nomination paper,official candidate,contest
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  1. Cast vote
  2. See voter list
  3. Contest as an official candidate
  4. Hear election result
Easy · Level 46 · campaign,informed choice,policies
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  1. Understanding policies of candidates and parties
  2. Avoiding voting
  3. Erasing voter list
  4. Stopping counting
Easy · Level 46 · electoral politics,election campaign,candidates,door to door campaigning,civics class 9
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  1. Vote counting
  2. Election campaign
  3. Delimitation of constituencies
  4. Revision of voter list
Easy · Level 46 · past work,candidate,campaign
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  1. To change voter list
  2. To stop counting
  3. To gain voters' trust and support
  4. To remove constituency
Easy · Level 46 · promises,future plan,campaign
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  1. Hiding voting
  2. Closing voter list
  3. Cancelling counting
  4. Telling voters the future plan
Easy · Level 46 · manifesto,policies,promises
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  1. Policies and promises of a party
  2. Counting machine
  3. Voter age
  4. Wall of polling station
Easy · Level 46 · issues,campaign,voter decision
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  1. So voters remain confused
  2. So voters can make a correct decision
  3. So voting stops
  4. So candidates hide
Easy · Level 46 · candidate information,nomination,voter awareness
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  1. To give voters information about the candidate
  2. To stop voting
  3. To erase voter list
  4. To change delimitation
Easy · Level 46 · education,candidate disclosure,informed voting
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  1. Because they can understand the candidate better
  2. Because it stops voting
  3. Because counting is hidden
  4. Because the seat becomes reserved
Easy · Level 46 · electoral politics,candidate disclosure,voter information,electoral transparency,nomination of candidates
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  1. Giving voters information about the candidate
  2. Postponing voting during an election
  3. Delimiting electoral constituencies
  4. Removing names from the electoral roll
Easy · Level 46 · criminal cases,candidate disclosure,transparency
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  1. It helps voters make an informed choice
  2. It changes polling station
  3. Counting stops
  4. Constituency is erased
Easy · Level 46 · electoral politics,nomination papers,nomination scrutiny,candidate eligibility,election procedure
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  1. The nomination paper may be rejected
  2. The electoral roll will be prepared automatically
  3. Counting of votes will be completed immediately
  4. The minimum voting age will change
Easy · Level 46 · electoral politics,campaign rules,loudspeakers,processions,election permission,civics class 9
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  1. Under election rules and permission from the competent authority
  2. At any time without permission
  3. Only after completion of vote counting
  4. By altering the electoral roll
Easy · Level 46 · pre poll campaign,voters,election
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  1. During the period before election to reach voters
  2. Many years after counting
  3. Only during school holiday
  4. After voter list is removed
Easy · Level 46 · communication,voters,campaign
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  1. So the candidate can explain views and plans
  2. So voting ends
  3. So voter list is hidden
  4. So result is pre decided
Easy · Level 46 · false rumours,misinformation,campaign
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  1. It can give wrong information to voters
  2. It always makes voters correct
  3. It improves counting
  4. It makes nomination easy
Easy · Level 46 · criticism,opposition,campaign rules
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  1. Within rules and decent language
  2. Always by threats
  3. Always by bribes
  4. By stopping voting
Easy · Level 46 · equal opportunity,campaign,party
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  1. So voters can hear different options
  2. So only one party speaks
  3. So voter list is removed
  4. So counting stops
Easy · Level 46 · transparency,candidate declaration,nomination
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  1. Transparency
  2. Voting ban
  3. Delimitation
  4. Weather