CONSTITUTION OF INDIA 1.Who is the father of Indian Constitution – Ans : Dr. B R Ambedkar 2. The idea of a constitution for India was given by – Ans : M N Roy 3. The constituent Assembly was set up under the recommendations of – Ans : Cabinet Mission Plan 4. When the Cabinet mission Plan … Read more
SOCIAL CHANGE Change and developments are basics for every social as well as political system. Socialist consider ‘Change’ as evolution, progress, development and sometimes with revolution. Change is a slow, cumulative process of adjustment to new situations. Social change refers to the modifications in the lifestyle of the people in the society. Social change takes place due to want of … Read more
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Public Administration is concerned with a complex phenomenon of government. Its activities in a modern state. It is a youngest discipline in the branch of study of political science. In the modern age today Public administration has become a dominant factor in life in the modern age. As the modern states are wedded to … Read more
LIBERTY Of all the rights which are considered fundamental for the development of the personality of the individual, the rights to liberty or freedom happens to be the most essential, valued and important among all. In fact without liberty; without the freedom to enjoy one’s rights, there can be no real right available to the … Read more
LIBERTY Of all the rights which are considered fundamental for the development of the personality of the individual, the rights to liberty or freedom happens to be the most essential, valued and important among all. In fact without liberty; without the freedom to enjoy one’s rights, there can be no real right available to the … Read more
NATIONALISM Nationalism has been called as the religion of 19th and 20th century. As a way of thinking about the world, Nationalism emphasizes the importance of nations in explaining historical developments and analyzing contemporary politics and also claims that ‘national character’ id s pervasive factor differentiating human beings. Nationalism assumes that all human beings … Read more
NATIONALISM Nationalism has been called as the religion of 19th and 20th century. As a way of thinking about the world, Nationalism emphasizes the importance of nations in explaining historical developments and analyzing contemporary politics and also claims that ‘national character’ id s pervasive factor differentiating human beings. Nationalism assumes that all human beings … Read more
