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    The document contains 18 questions about the key democratic institutions in India and their roles and relationships. It asks about the three main democratic institutions, the head of state, the houses of parliament, the head of government, the need for political institutions in a democracy, the role of parliament, the differences between the two houses of parliament, the supreme power of the Lok Sabha, the differences between political and permanent executives, why the political executive has more power, how the PM is appointed, what the Council of Ministers is and who appoints it, the limitations on a PM of a coalition government, what the judiciary is and what types of disputes the Supreme Court solves, what an independent judiciary means, what public interest litigation is, and

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    Working of Institutions Assignment Class IX CBSE

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    Working of Institutions Assignment

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    The document contains 18 questions about the key democratic institutions in India and their roles and relationships. It asks about the three main democratic institutions, the head of state, the houses of parliament, the head of government, the need for political institutions in a democracy, the role of parliament, the differences between the two houses of parliament, the supreme power of the Lok Sabha, the differences between political and permanent executives, why the political executive has more power, how the PM is appointed, what the Council of Ministers is and who appoints it, the limitations on a PM of a coalition government, what the judiciary is and what types of disputes the Supreme Court solves, what an independent judiciary means, what public interest litigation is, and

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    Social Science Assignment

    Class IX
    Working of Institutions
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    1. Name the three main democratic institutions which play a key role in major decisions
    in India.
    2. Who is the head of the state in our country?
    3. Which are the lower and upper house of Indian parliament?
    4. Who is the head of the government?
    5. What is the need for political institutions in a democracy?
    6. Why do we need a Parliament?
    7. What are the main differences in the composition of two houses of Parliament?
    8. Give examples to show that on most matters the Lok Sabha exercises supreme
    power.
    9. What is the difference between political and permanent executive?
    10. Why does the political executive have more power than the non-political executive?
    11. How is the PM appointed?
    12. Which body is called Council of Ministers? Who appoints this Council?
    13. What are the limitations on the PM of a coalition Government?
    14. What is judiciary? What kinds of disputes are solved by Supreme Court?
    15. What do you mean by independent judiciary?
    16. What is public interest litigation?
    17. What is Judicial Review?
    18. Who chairs the Lok sabha sessions of Indian Parliament?

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