Q.1 Why do we need elections? (3)

Q.2 Can we say that Indian elections are democratic? (3)

Q.3 How many Lok Sabha constituencies are there in India, and what is the purpose of these constituencies? (2)

Q.4 Describe the electoral constituencies used in local elections in India. What kind of representatives do they elect?

Q.5 What is the purpose of reserved constituencies in the Indian electoral system? (2)

Q.6 How often are revisions made to the voters’ list in India? (2)

Q.7 What is the minimum age requirement for a person to be a candidate in Indian elections? (1)

Q.8 What are the key principles that make elections in India democratic, and how do they ensure equal representation? (5)

Q.9 What is the Model Code of Conduct, and why is it important in election campaigns? (2)

Q.10 How much can a candidate spend in a Lok Sabha election in India? (1)

Q.11 What is the significance of the Election Commission being independent and powerful in ensuring fair elections in India? (5)

Q.12 Why is voter turnout higher among certain social groups in India? (2)

Q.13 What are some common unfair practices in elections, and how does the Election Commission address them? (2)

Q.14 Why is the acceptance of election outcomes an important aspect of India’s electoral process? (2)

Q.15 Explain the significance of free and fair elections in a democracy. (2)

Q.16 What opportunities exist for youth engagement in politics, and how can young people be encouraged to participate actively in the electoral process? (3)

Q.17 What reforms can be introduced to promote inner-party democracy and ensure fair ticket distribution within political parties? (3)

Q.18 What actions can citizens take to contribute to electoral reforms and ensure greater transparency and accountability in the political process? (3)