EQUALITY Q. 1. Define Equality and explain its main characteristics. Ans. Equality, its definitions and meanings. Some scholars are of the view that equality means that nature has created all men equal and that all men shall be equal in respect of their income, living standard and enjoyment of facilities and natural resources. All men
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LIBERTY Q. 1. Definite liberty and explain its elements. Ans. Liberty and its meaning. Liberty is very important for the man. It is essential for the development of his life. It is only in the atmosphere of liberty and equality that an individual can attains his. best self. But the people do not know the
Authority and Legitimacy Q.1. Define Authority? Discuss its nature and functions. Ans. It must be remembered that neither force nor influence is authority. But all the three are manifestations or express forms of power. Power, in a sense, is the predisposition or prior capacity which makes application of force, influence and authority possible. Power is
SOVEREIGNTY Q. 1. What is meant by Sovereignty discuss its. Ans. What is meant by Sovereignty ? The word ‘sovereignty’ is a derivative form Latin word ‘superannus’, which means the highest authority. Thus, sovereignty means the supreme power of the state. This power separates the state from the other associations and individuals residing in it,
Q1. Discuss Gandhiji Philosophy and technique of non-violent resistance. Define Satyagrahia and examine its philosophy and technique. Ans. Uniqueness of Ghandhiji’s Non-Violence – Ahimsa or non-violence is a very old principle in human ethics. Some of the greatest. But there is significant difference between Gandhiji and the ancient teachers. The latter sought salvation in renunciation
UTILITARIANISM Q.1Write a critical note on the basic principles of utilitarianism. Ans. Utilitarianism is an ethical and political theory, essentially English in character, which dominated the political thought in the early 19th century in England. It is not a rigid dogmatic thought presented by one philosopher but a movement which had to adapt itself to
MARXISM Q. 1. Discuss the Marxist theory of the functions of the State. Ans. Marxist Theory of Functions of State – The main tenet of the Marxian theory of the nature of the state is that it is not natural to man, it is a class organisation, it protects only class interests, not the common
SOCIALISM(BA LLB notes) Q. 1. Explain briefly the basic principles of Socialism. Define, Socialism. Discuss the Socialistic Theory. Ans. Socialism is the theory which holds that individual freedom and social welfare can be best secured under state regulation than by restricted private enterprise. In other words, it is a portest against tne theory of individualism
UNIT-II(ba llb notes) Major Political Ideologies – Liberalism, Socialism, Marxism Utilitarianism, Gandhism, and Sarvodya. Sovereignty-Concept of Political and Legal Sovereignty. LIBERALISM Q. 1. Define liberalism and examine its basic principles. What is liberalism? Explain its basic features and add a short criticism. Ans. Definition Liberalism includes various philosophical, social-political and economic ideas. It is, therefore,
THEORIES OF ORIGIN OF STATE(BA LLB political science NOTES) Q. 1. Discuss the Evolutionary theory of the origin of the state. (BA LLB notes) Ans. The origin of the state is shrouded in mystery. It is not possible to point out to any particular period of history when the state may be said to have