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How is a major policy decision taken?

महत्वपूर्ण नीतिगत निर्णय कैसे लिया जाता है?

In this Class 9 Civics topic from “Working of Institutions,” students explore how a major policy decision moves through India’s democratic institutions. Using the example of a significant government decision, they learn about the roles of the Prime Minister, Council of Ministers, civil servants, Parliament and the judiciary. The topic explains consultation, official procedures, collective responsibility, public debate and institutional checks, helping students understand how political authority is exercised and held accountable.

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Easy · Level 57 · media,public debate,policy decision,civics,working of institutions,public opinion
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  1. It can inform people and encourage debate
  2. It implements the policy without government approval
  3. It appoints the members of the Cabinet
  4. It cancels court decisions
Easy · Level 57 · policy review,implementation,improvement
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  1. To see whether it is having the right effect
  2. To always hide it
  3. To stop voting
  4. To remove Parliament
Easy · Level 57 · ministries,division of work,government
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  1. To handle work of different subjects
  2. Only for decoration
  3. To remove judiciary
  4. To stop elections
Easy · Level 57 · file process,approval,administration
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  1. So decisions are recorded and rule-based
  2. So decisions disappear
  3. So there is no accountability
  4. So people do not vote
Easy · Level 57 · cabinet,collective responsibility,decision making
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  1. Ministers decide together and share responsibility
  2. Only one clerk decides
  3. Court conducts election
  4. Media makes law
Easy · Level 57 · constitution,policy limits,rights
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  1. Policy should remain within constitutional limits
  2. Constitution should always be ignored
  3. Constitution is only a sports rule
  4. Constitution is not related to policy
Easy · Level 57 · rights,court,judiciary
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  1. Can approach the court
  2. Can close Parliament
  3. Can remove Election Commission
  4. Can change law automatically
Easy · Level 57 · administrative officers,ministers,policy advice
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  1. By giving information, advice and implementation support
  2. Only by campaigning
  3. Only by running courts
  4. Only by cancelling laws
Easy · Level 57 · elected government,accountability,people
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  1. Elected government
  2. Only private shopkeepers
  3. Only foreign institution
  4. Only sports club
Easy · Level 57 · social justice,public policy,equality,disadvantaged groups,civics,working of institutions
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  1. To protect the needs and rights of weaker and disadvantaged groups
  2. To restrict government benefits only to wealthy people
  3. To reduce the fundamental rights of citizens
  4. To make policies only in the interest of the majority group
Easy · Level 57 · commission report,recommendations,policy
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  1. It gives study and suggestions on an issue
  2. It always ends government
  3. It creates election symbols
  4. It is always a court judgment
Easy · Level 57 · official announcement,public information,policy
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  1. Official announcement and information
  2. Secret orders
  3. Rumours
  4. Only private conversation
Easy · Level 57 · rule of law,policy implementation,fairness
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  1. So the process remains legal and fair
  2. So no record remains
  3. So rights are hidden
  4. So Parliament ends
Easy · Level 57 · criticism,democracy,accountability
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  1. Because criticism increases accountability and improvement
  2. Because criticism ends the Constitution
  3. Because criticism stops voting
  4. Because criticism removes courts
Easy · Level 57 · approval,proposal,decision process
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  1. Accepting a proposal
  2. Hiding a proposal
  3. Closing a court
  4. Erasing votes
Easy · Level 57 · implementation,policy meaning,administration
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  1. Putting the decision into practice
  2. Always stopping the decision
  3. Hiding the decision
  4. Making the decision a joke
Easy · Level 57 · public interest,accountable decision,working of institutions
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  1. To take thoughtful and accountable decisions in public interest
  2. To earn only private profit
  3. To hide decisions from people
  4. To abolish institutions
Easy · Level 58 · working of institutions,policy decision,cabinet
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  1. At Council of Ministers or Cabinet level
  2. Only in Gram Sabha
  3. Only in school committee
  4. Only in sports department
Easy · Level 58 · major policy,public decision,civics
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  1. Small personal choice
  2. A big public decision of the government
  3. A person’s shopping
  4. Only a family rule
Easy · Level 58 · public interest,constitution,policy decision
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  1. Public interest and the Constitution
  2. Only private profit
  3. Only rumours
  4. Only entertainment