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Types of democracy

Direct and indirect forms of democracy

Page 36

Core values of Indian democracy

Western liberal ideas of democracy Social justice and nationalism


Inspired by colonial rule


Opposed British rule


Combination as well as Re interpretation of Western and Indian ideal and ideas


Karachi resolution

Pg 37,38,39

Debates in the constituent assembly

Gandhi Nehru Ambedkar

Page 40 and 41

Competing interests of the constitution

Multi religious multicultural composition tribal culture religion caste urban rural rich poor literate illiterate divide empowerment of poor marginalized, poverty allevation, ending of caste and positive steps to treat all groups equally

Page 42

Interpretation to aid Social Justice

Essence of justice law; all basic norms flow from the constitution; social movements, also aided courts and authority's, to keep up with contemporary understanding of Social Justice

. Page 44

Panchayatiraj

Governance by 5 individuals, grassroot level- functioning and vibrant democracy;society has sharp inequalities, caste Panchayat, Ambedkar- local elites and upper classes local self government only meant a continuing of the exploitation of downtrodden masses of Indian society.


1992 73rd constitutional amendment


Page 45

Reservations in PRI

One third of total seats for women, 17% schedule caste and tribes women

Pg 46

Powers and responsibilities of panchayats

Economic development, enhance schemes for Social Justice, levy collect appropriate taxes, devolution of government responsibilities-finances of local authorities.


Social welfare, burning burial ground, statistics of birth and death, child welfare and Maternity Centre, cattle Pounds, government schemes like integrated rural development programme, Integrated Child Development Scheme;


Income from tax levied, grants from Zila Panchayat, board outside the office lists Breakup of funds, Right to Information.

Pg 46

Nyaya Panchayat

Petty Civil and criminal cases, import files not sentence, agreement amongst containing parties, women for dowry violence

Pg 47

Panchayatiraj in tribal areas(nongbri v/s Bhuria)

Rich tradition of grassroot Democratic functioning, Khasi jaiantia garo, village level clan level and state level, Khasi have the Durbar Kur, large chunk of tribal areas lie outside the provisions of the 73rd amendment in Meghalaya.


Tiplut- committee is concerned for traditional tribal Institutions appreciable, but overlooks stratification and open intolerance to women in spite of being egalitarian.


Process of social change makes it difficult to identify which is traditional and which is not

Pg 49

Democratization and inequality

Certain groups not included, not informed of meeting


Gram Sabha control by small coterie of rich landlord of upper caste or landed peasantry leave silent majority as mere onlookers

Pg 49

Associations of Industrialist, farmers

Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce, Association of Chambers of commerce, Indian Trade Union Congress, Centre for Indian trade unions,


Shetkari Sangathan.

Pg 51

Political parties and pressure group

Political party, organisation oriented towards achieving legitimate control of government through an electrode process achieve come into power using that power to pursue a specific program, certain understanding of society and how it ought to be.




Interest groups, influence different parties if not taken seriously may move to another party of form their own party pursue specific interest in the political Arena, primarily lobbying with the members of Legislative bodies




Pressure groups are interest groups which sloppy with the government



Movements political organisations which seek achieve power but are denied the opportunity to do so through standard means, till they achieve recognition.

Pg 52