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What is the main difference between a policy decision and a law?

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Correct answer: नीति दिशा बताती है जबकि कानून कानूनी रूप से बाध्यकारी नियम बनाता है

Correct answer: A — a policy usually sets a direction or plan, while a law creates binding legal rules. A government may decide a policy about education, health or employment. That policy explains goals and the broad method of action, but it is not automatically a law. When legal powers, duties, rights or penalties are needed, the legislature may enact a law through the prescribed procedure. Option A is correct because it makes the basic distinction without saying that policy and law are unrelated. Option B is wrong because courts and media do not normally perform the stated law-making roles. Option C is wrong because both policy and law are connected with governance. Option D is wrong because a law is not a private opinion; it is a rule recognised and enforceable within the legal system. Cue: policy is a plan or direction; law is a binding legal rule.

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