philosophical background of the American system of political representation. Bernard Manin, (1997)74 in his work “The Principles of Representative Government" discusses the thoughts of Rousseau and examines the complex relationship that exists between the ideal of democracy and the representative government. He discusses at length the western political thought starting from the Athenian Democracy and the various political practices that existed in the western world. The result
Meo women and politics POLITICAL PARTICIPATION: AN OVERVIEW This chapter presents the finding of the field survey on Meo women as accurately as possible; the quality of participation of elected Meo women representatives in Panchayati Raj. The constitution of India through right to equality recognized the principle of equality of women in all spheres of life. It can be said that the 73rd constitutional Amendment has a potentially revolutionary nature which mandated for 33 per cent reservation for
decisively about political matters. This is how at present we could see the craze for ‘development’ in the last elections. 10. Citizen as equal: This is the legacy of the revolutionary France: individuals address each other and expect to be addressed as a possessing equal significance and as sharing certain basic entitlements. One of these, perhaps neglected by Marshall, is the entitlement to a certain degree of respect, to a not in considerable quantum of recognition. In other words, all citizens
barrier for women in highly advanced and Humanistic Society Sonia Delrose Noronhaa,b and Dr. P. S. Aithalb aResearch Scholar, Dept. of Management, Rayalaseema University, Kurnool -518007, Andhra Pradesh, INDIA bSrinivas Institute of Management Studies, Pandeshwar, Mangaluru – 575 001, INDIA E-mail : soniadelrose@gmail.com Abstract Indian society in the present scenario is considered to be highly competitive, advanced and techno-friendly enhancing the talents and career growth of both men and
Government of India is currently running 37 schemes under different
interviewed were from opposite sexes which helped me understand how a man would likely tackle the predominant problem of women empowerment and how a woman feels about this ever growing problem. The political issue explored in my Engagement Activity focuses on the obvious problem that not only the women of India face but this is
and hijacked by vested interests and those who resist change. Challenges to Indian democracy India is a country with diversity – linguistically, culturally, and religiously. There were huge regional disparities, poverty, illiteracy, unemployment, and scarcity of almost all public welfare means at the time of independence. There are number of problems that the country faces in terms of fulfilment of expectations of various sectors of society. The challenges come both from prevailing domestic and
There are several government organisations at Central and State level, with overlapping and competing jurisdictions responsible for water management in India. Decentralised water management system often generates conflicting objectives and lead to competing claims. Such competing claims often aggravate disputes, especially when management decisions are formulated without adequate involvement of the local communities and water users. The National Water Policy 2002 proposed the establishment of an
understanding and organization ruled by a man but also to free the 'have nots' and 'the lower in positions' within the newly independent nation state . Postcolonialism as a explanation , argues Elleke Boehmer , refers to those explanations , texts , political and modes of that start/work at questioning the structural inequalities and bring about social justice . The term 'post' in the word 'postcolonial' shows/documents not only a time-based meaning . Word 'post' becomes a metaphor for age old power
linkages do you see with the Sachar committee report? Subject:-pedagogy of social studies. Guided by:-Prof. Yemuna sunny Prepared By: - Veji Chavda Enrolment no:-M2014EE032 Introduction: -In this assignment we mainly focus on economic, political, education and social condition of Muslim in old Delhi area after reading article by Nazima Praveen understanding Muslim ghettos: an introduction. What are the important linkages we find from the chapter to Sachar Committee report? In the article