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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 48 · good-campaign,clear-plans,candidate
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  1. They should tell clear plans to people
  2. They should frighten voters
  3. They should buy votes
  4. They should change result
Easy · Level 48 · rumours,campaign,misinformation
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  1. Spreading rumours
  2. Explaining policy
  3. Meeting people
  4. Reading manifesto
Easy · Level 48 · candidate-comparison,informed-voting,campaign
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  1. So they can choose a better representative
  2. So voting stops
  3. So list is erased
  4. So demarcation is hidden
Easy · Level 48 · nomination,campaign,sequence
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  1. First nomination then campaign
  2. First result then nomination
  3. First counting then campaign
  4. First oath then nomination
Easy · Level 48 · nomination,campaign,summary
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  1. Nomination makes candidature official and campaign carries message to voters
  2. Nomination stops voting and campaign changes results
  3. Nomination erases voters' list and campaign does demarcation
  4. Nomination is only for spectators and campaign only for officials
Easy · Level 47 · candidate information,informed voting,campaign
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  1. Voter can choose thoughtfully
  2. Voter list gets erased
  3. Counting stops
  4. Constituency changes
Easy · Level 47 · nomination,campaign,voter information
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  1. Nomination identifies candidates and campaign takes their message to voters
  2. Nomination counts votes and campaign does demarcation
  3. Both stop voting
  4. Both remove voter list
Easy · Level 48 · campaign,clear-plans,voter-information
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  1. Clear information
  2. Voter ID
  3. Polling booth
  4. Demarcation
Easy · Level 48 · valid-nomination,candidate,election-rules
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  1. So the candidate can contest according to rules
  2. So voters' list is removed
  3. So voting stops
  4. So result is fixed earlier
Medium · Level 47 · nomination,candidate entry,real choice
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  1. It gives eligible persons a formal chance to become candidates
  2. It stops voters from voting
  3. It completes counting in advance
  4. It ends election campaign
Medium · Level 47 · nomination rules,scrutiny,candidate
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  1. Because voter list will close automatically
  2. Because nomination must be accepted according to rules
  3. Because polling station will change
  4. Because all parties will end
Medium · Level 47 · nomination scrutiny,eligibility,papers
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  1. To increase candidate campaign
  2. To frighten voters
  3. To check papers and eligibility
  4. To pre decide results
Medium · Level 47 · candidate disclosure,transparency,informed voting
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  1. Voting ban
  2. Delimitation
  3. Removing voter list
  4. Transparency and informed voting
Medium · Level 47 · party ticket,party candidate,official candidate
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  1. The person becomes the official candidate of that political party
  2. The person is removed from voter list
  3. The person becomes a counting officer
  4. The person changes the constituency
Medium · Level 47 · independent candidate,party candidate,difference
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  1. Both never contest elections
  2. An independent candidate does not contest on an official party ticket
  3. A party candidate cannot be a voter
  4. An independent candidate gets no votes
Medium · Level 47 · final list,candidates,voter choice
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  1. It erases polling stations
  2. It changes voter age
  3. It shows who the real electoral choices are
  4. It stops counting
Medium · Level 47 · withdrawal,final candidate list,nomination
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  1. Voting age
  2. Delimitation
  3. Voter identity card
  4. Final candidate list
Medium · Level 47 · campaign,voter education,informed choice
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  1. It informs voters about policies candidates and promises
  2. It always stops voters
  3. It ends voter list
  4. It makes voting meaningless
Medium · Level 47 · manifesto,policies,promises
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  1. It fixes the counting date
  2. It shows party policies and promises in written form
  3. It adds names to voter list
  4. It cancels nomination paper
Medium · Level 47 · caste religion,campaign,issue based voting
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  1. Polling stations will increase
  2. Nomination will become faster
  3. Issue based informed voting will weaken
  4. Voter list will improve