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SubjectsCivics
लोकतंत्र के पक्ष और विपक्ष में तर्क
In this Class 9 Civics topic from “What is Democracy? Why Democracy?”, students examine the main arguments for and against democracy. They learn how democracy supports accountable, responsive and legitimate government, improves the quality of decision-making, provides ways to deal with differences, and enhances citizens’ dignity. They also consider its limitations, including slow decision-making, political competition, possible instability, and the risk of unfulfilled expectations. The topic helps students weigh these arguments critically rather than treating democracy as a perfect system.
Medium · Level 7 · 2 questions
TOPIC PRACTICE
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A is correct. Symbolic participation may show women as included without giving them a genuine chance to speak or influence decisions. Equal participation requires real opportunities to contribute, not just an appearance of inclusion. It does not mean that women alone should make every decision.
Direct answer: A is correct. An independent judiciary can decide cases impartially, without improper pressure from the government or any other powerful person. Suppose the government restricts a citizen’s speech or treats the citizen unfairly. The citizen can approach a court and ask for protection of a Fundamental Right. The court examines the Constitution, the law, and the facts, and may order the authority to correct its action. This is why judicial independence is especially visible when citizens need protection against the government. Option A describes a constitutional dispute in which an impartial court is essential. Option B is an ordinary market transaction and normally does not show the special need for judicial independence. Option C is a personal holiday and has no necessary connection with constitutional protection. Option D concerns routine traffic conditions, not a conflict between state power and rights. Memory cue: independent judiciary means an impartial referee who can check even the government.
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