Civics
Broader meaning of democracy
Practice questions
What is the difference between equal participation and equal result in broader democracy?If citizens participate in public discussion but ignore facts what deficiency may occur in democratic dialogue?Why does broader democracy not treat social discrimination as only a personal mistake?If poor people's views are repeatedly postponed in a panchayat meeting citing lack of time which democratic value is affected?What is the importance of transparency in community decisions under broader democracy?What is the problem with keeping women's participation only symbolic in broader democracy?If only loud speakers decide in a group what democratic improvement is necessary?In a democratic society criticism should be seen not as hostility but as what?What is the relation between citizen dignity and social justice in broader democracy?If an institution has elections but elected representatives do not talk to members what democratic deficiency exists?Why does the broader meaning of democracy treat a citizen as a participant not a spectator?If respect in society is given only on the basis of office and wealth which value of broader democracy is challenged?Why is it necessary in broader democracy to handle differences instead of ending them?In a democratic family parents may take the final decision yet how can democratic behaviour remain?How is balance of equality and freedom seen in the broader meaning of democracy?If information is not shared before decision-making in a social institution why will participation weaken?Which is the most suitable citizen behaviour in the broader meaning of democracy?What is a balanced conclusion on the broader meaning of democracy?If a society is democratic in voting but discriminatory in social behaviour what is the best analysis?If an institution gives everyone a chance to speak but never explains reasons for decisions which weakness of broader democracy is seen?