Q. Comment on ‘Regionalism in Indian Politics’. [BPSC- 2002]Regionalism is a strong attachment to one’s own region. For Example, in India people identify themselves based on their states like a Tamilian, a Bengali, a Bihari etc, more than the identity of an ‘Indian’.In Indian politics the regionalism is visible in various regions in varying forms …
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Q. What is the role of caste in class formation in India? [BPSC-2001] Ans: Caste and Class jointly determine the position of an individual in social strain. Both caste and class are different forms of social stratification. The people having the same social, economic, or educational status can be said to be belonging to one …
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Q. Analyze the emerging trends in Indian democracy.[BPSC-2001] Ans:Since becoming independent from British rule, India has practised democracy, and over the past 70 years, has also adapted the concept to create a uniquely Indian model. It is an inherent characteristics of politics that its nature will be undergoing a process of continuous change. Indian democracy …
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Q. Comment on ‘India is a liberal democratic state’. [BPSC-2001] Ans:A liberal democracy is a liberal political ideology and a form of government in which representative democracy is characterised by elections between multiple distinct political parties, a separation of powers and a system of checks and balances between different branches of government, the rule of …
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Q. Write a brief and critical essay on “Caste as a factor in Bihar Politics since 1977” and highlight the special reasons for the present state of affairs. [1999] Ans:In Bihar the elctorate may be classified on the basis of caste, religion, class etc., but the caste consideration are of prime importance. Though the backward …
“The Directive principles of State Policy are not mere pious declaration but clear directions for the guidance of State Policy.” Comment and show how far they have been applied in practice. [2018] OR Discuss the Directive Principles of State Policy enshrined in the Indian Constitution and state their importance. [1995] Ans:DPSPs are enumerated in …
Q. “Judicial activism is a recent phenomenon in the Indian governance.” Comment and bring out the main arguments in favour and against of judicial activism. [BPSC-2019] OR Comment on ‘Judicial Activism – Meaning and Evaluation’. [BPSC-2002] OR Comment upon “Judicial Action is a double edged weapon in a parliamentary democracy”. [BPSC-1999] Ans: Judicial activism denotes the …
Q. Critically examine the role of Governor in the State politics in India, particularly in Bihar. Is he a mere puppet? [BPSC-2019] OR Discuss the powers and actual position of the Governor in Bihar politics. [BPSC-2018] OR Discuss the powers and actual position of the Governor in Bihar politics. [BPSC-2018] OR Discuss the power and …
Q. How the Chief Minister of State is appointed? Critically examine the powers, functions and achievements of present Bihar Chief Minister. [BPSC- 2002]The Chief Minister is the real executive authority at the state level. He is the head of the government.Appointment of the Chief Minister: The Constitution does not contain any specific procedure for the …
Q. Discuss about the Fundamental Rights as enshrined in the Indian Constitution. How has the judicial interpretations of Article 21 expanded the scope of Right to Life? [BPSC-2016] The Fundamental Rights are enshrined in Part III of the Constitution from Articles 12 to 35. In this regard, the framers of the Constitution derived inspiration from the …
