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Class 9 · Civics

Why are slogans and speeches used in elections?

Class 9 · Civics

Why are public meetings held during election campaigns?

Class 9 · Civics

Which is considered one of the most reliable ways to connect with voters?

Class 9 · Civics

What is the main connection of a party manifesto?

Class 9 · Civics

How are election promises used to attract voters?

Class 9 · Civics

Why is the media important in an election campaign?

Class 9 · Civics

What do posters and pamphlets do in election campaigning?

Class 9 · Civics

What is the main purpose of election rallies?

Class 9 · Civics

What is house-to-house campaigning called?

Class 9 · Civics

What is the most important role of speeches in an election campaign?

Class 9 · Civics

What is the main goal of an election campaign?

Class 9 · Civics

Why is withdrawal of nomination allowed?

Class 9 · Civics

What is the most important reason for a candidate to submit an affidavit?

Class 9 · Civics

What is the risk of giving false information in a nomination paper?

Class 9 · Civics

Why is a security deposit taken in elections?

Class 9 · Civics

What is necessary for a person contesting elections in India?

Class 9 · Civics

What can happen if a candidate's nomination violates the rules?

Class 9 · Civics

What is the purpose of scrutiny of nomination?

Class 9 · Civics

What is the main purpose of a nomination paper?

Class 9 · Civics

What is the first formal step a candidate must take to contest an election?