Civics
How is a major policy decision taken?
Practice questions
What effect does the government’s majority in Lok Sabha have on policy decisions?How is the Prime Minister’s leadership seen in policy decisions?If a policy affects different states or regions, why is coordination necessary?Why can ignoring public feedback in a policy decision become a problem?When can not taking Parliament’s approval for a policy become a problem?Why is accountability of officials implementing a policy necessary?Why can the roles of different institutions in a major policy decision be called checks and balances?Why may a social impact assessment of a policy be done?What is the risk of taking a rushed policy decision without discussion?What future benefit is gained by keeping a policy decision on record?If questions are asked on a policy in Parliament, what effect does it have on the government?Why is assessment of administrative capacity necessary in a policy decision?Why can the ideals of the Preamble become a reference in policy decisions?If a policy affects Fundamental Rights, which question becomes most important?What can be the democratic importance of media debate on a major government policy decision?What harm can misuse of data in a policy decision cause?Which is the correct difference between the roles of Cabinet and Parliament?What problem will occur if there are no clear guidelines after a policy announcement?Why may setting a timeline be necessary in a policy decision?If the benefit of a policy is limited only to a small powerful group, what democratic question arises?