Citizenship and Participation
Political Science ⇒ Democracy and Political Processes
Citizenship and Participation starts at 11 and continues till grade 12.
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Context: A group of citizens files a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) in the Supreme Court to protect the environment. What form of participation does this represent?
Describe any two ways in which citizens can participate in the democratic process apart from voting.
Describe the role of civil society in promoting citizen participation.
Discuss the impact of low voter turnout on the legitimacy of a democratic government.
Discuss the importance of responsible citizenship in a democracy.
Explain how education can promote greater citizen participation in democracy.
Explain the concept of 'political apathy' and its impact on democracy.
Context: A group of citizens files a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) in the Supreme Court to protect the environment. What form of participation does this represent?
Which article of the Indian Constitution deals with citizenship at the commencement of the Constitution? (1) Article 5, (2) Article 10, (3) Article 12, (4) Article 15
Which law governs the acquisition and termination of Indian citizenship? (1) Indian Citizenship Act, 1955, (2) Indian Penal Code, (3) Representation of the People Act, (4) Indian Evidence Act
Which of the following is a duty of an Indian citizen? (1) To follow traffic rules, (2) To own property, (3) To receive free education, (4) To be a member of a political party
Which of the following is a form of digital participation in democracy? (1) Online petitions, (2) Door-to-door campaigning, (3) Attending rallies, (4) Reading books
Fill in the blank: The ________ Amendment Act of 1985 introduced the concept of 'residence' as a requirement for citizenship in India.
Fill in the blank: The ________ is responsible for conducting free and fair elections in India.
Fill in the blank: The ________ is the document that proves a citizen's eligibility to vote in India.
Fill in the blank: The ________ is the highest body for the registration of voters in India.
True or False: Only Indian citizens can be appointed as judges of the Supreme Court of India.
True or False: The Constitution of India allows dual citizenship.
True or False: The right to assemble peacefully is a fundamental right under the Indian Constitution.
True or False: The right to contest elections in India is available to all residents, including foreigners.
