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Class 11 Political Science (Assignment)

The document outlines an assignment on the Constitution, focusing on its significance as the supreme law, the necessity of a Constitution in a democracy, and the inclusivity of the Indian Constitution. It includes questions on the role of the Constituent Assembly, the importance of Fundamental Rights, and the electoral process in India. Additionally, it prompts reflections on proposed amendments and comparisons with other countries' constitutional frameworks.

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Class 11 Political Science (Assignment)

The document outlines an assignment on the Constitution, focusing on its significance as the supreme law, the necessity of a Constitution in a democracy, and the inclusivity of the Indian Constitution. It includes questions on the role of the Constituent Assembly, the importance of Fundamental Rights, and the electoral process in India. Additionally, it prompts reflections on proposed amendments and comparisons with other countries' constitutional frameworks.

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Constitution why and how (Assignment)

1.Why is the Constitution referred to as the supreme law of the land?


2. Explain the need for a Constitution in a democracy.
3. The Indian Constitution reflects the diversity of its people. Discuss how the framers ensure
inclusivity in its design.
4. Why was the Constituent Assembly considered representative of the people of India? Do
you think it was democratic enough? Why or why not?
5. Imagine you are a member of the Constituent Assembly. Propose one new directive
principle you think should have been added to the Constitution and explain your reasoning.
6. Compare the process of drafting the Indian Constitution with any other country's
Constitution-making process. What lessons can be learned?
7. . “The Constitution is a living document.” What does this statement mean? Provide
examples of amendments that showcase this quality.
8. Reflect on the role of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar in the making of the Indian Constitution. Why do
you think his leadership was significant?
9. The Right to Equality ensures that the state shall not discriminate against any citizen.
Discuss how this right is essential in ensuring a fair society.
10. The Right to Freedom has six components. Choose two and explain their importance in
a democracy.
ASSESSMENT 2
1.A school expels a student for expressing their religious beliefs. What legal recourse does
the student have under the Fundamental Rights?
2. How can the judiciary ensure the enforcement of Fundamental Rights when the
government violates them?
3. If you were drafting a new Fundamental Right, what would it be and why?
4. Compare the Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution with those in another
country's constitution (e.g., the USA). Highlight similarities and differences.
5. A citizen is arrested and kept in detention without being informed of the charges against
them. How does the Constitution protect against such actions?
6. A minority group is denied permission to open an educational institution. How can they
appeal under the Fundamental Rights?
7. Explain how the Election Commission ensures free and fair elections in India. Provide
examples of its powers and functions.
8. Compare the First Past the Post (FPTP) system used in India with the Proportional
Representation system. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each.
9. If you were a member of the Election Commission, what additional reforms would you
suggest to improve the electoral process?
10. Critically analyze the role of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) and Voter Verifiable
Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) in ensuring transparency during elections.

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