What is the purpose of scrutiny of nominations?
Scrutiny checks whether the nomination follows rules or not. Exam tip: understand the meaning of scrutiny.
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SubjectsCivics
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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Scrutiny checks whether the nomination follows rules or not. Exam tip: understand the meaning of scrutiny.
View question detailsPolicies and programmes are proper bases of democratic campaign. Exam tip: remember policy based campaign.
View question detailsNomination decides candidates and then they campaign. Exam tip: remember election sequence.
View question detailsSymbol and name make identification easier. Exam tip: connect symbol with campaign material.
View question detailsAsking votes by giving gifts affects voters' freedom. Exam tip: remember gifts as inducement.
View question detailsBy hearing different views voters can choose better. Exam tip: remember voters hearing alternatives.
View question detailsQuestion answer helps voters evaluate the candidate. Exam tip: connect public interaction with campaign.
View question detailsSuch information helps transparency and informed voting. Exam tip: remember candidate background disclosure.
View question detailsNomination and campaign are different but connected stages of election process. Exam tip: remember their order and functions.
View question detailsA candidate is a person who contests to become a representative. Exam tip: connect candidate with contesting election.
View question detailsParty ticket means a party has chosen a person as its candidate. Exam tip: connect party ticket with party candidate.
View question detailsNomination paper is part of the formal process of becoming a candidate. Exam tip: remember nomination paper as official application.
View question detailsThe nomination paper gives official information for contesting election. Exam tip: remember nomination documents.
View question detailsIn an affidavit the candidate declares necessary information. Exam tip: connect affidavit with disclosure.
View question detailsCandidate information helps voters make informed decisions. Exam tip: connect transparency with voter awareness.
View question detailsIn campaign a candidate asks voters for support and votes. Exam tip: connect campaign with vote appeal.
View question detailsIn public meetings candidates and leaders present their ideas to people. Exam tip: connect public meeting with campaign method.
View question detailsDoor to door campaign is a way to directly contact voters. Exam tip: remember door to door as campaign method.
View question detailsA manifesto states plans of a party or candidate. Exam tip: connect manifesto with promises document.
View question detailsManifesto helps voters compare policies. Exam tip: connect manifesto with policy comparison.
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