CLASS-12,ANSWER ,CASE BASED QUESTIONS

CASE BASED QUESTIONS(ANSWER)


 ANS.1.(i) Politically, sovereignty refers to a dominant power or supreme authority. Sovereignty can be defined as the independent authority of the State, unaffected by any other State or outside power


(ii) During its first year as an independent nation, the Constituent Assembly of India drafted the Constitution of India. Members of the British Cabinet Mission and the leaders of the Indian independence movement negotiated its establishment.


(iii) Democracies cannot be copied by democratic means in a supposedly democratic country. On the contrary, democracy improves with time. Any government set up here must be compatible with the temperament of the people.


ANS.2.(i) As Govind Ballabh Pant argued, people need to stop focusing exclusively on themselves and their communities in order to become loyal citizens. In order to succeed in democracy, one must learn self- discipline.


(ii) For the success of democracy, one should have loyalty to static. There should be no divided loyalties and all citizens must be committed to national unity and integrity. 


(iii) In democracy, one should care less for himself and take more care of others; one should be self disciplined.These cannot be divided loyalties. It is necessary for upholding the democratic values.

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