A. Right to vote
B. Right to get elected
C. Right to education
D. Right to resist
E. Right to petition
A. Lord Acton
B. Laski
C. Profession Towny
D. Professor Ashirvatham
E. Pollard
A. Parliamentary and Presidential
B. Direct and indirect
C. Monarchical and Republican
D. None of These
A. Are generally opposed to each other
B. Generally conform to each other
C. There is no relationship between the two
D. Law creates the public opinion
A. It the realisation of that the government can be brought to book in a court of law
B. In identifying a man as a political unit in a way which distinguishes him from other citizens
C. In a decentralized society wherein the basic needs of men can find satisfaction
D. In the understanding that liberty and restraints are complementary
A. Has very little place in the development of nation
B. Should be one who is loved by his people
C. Should be feared by the people
D. Should be feared
A. have failed in promoting the interests of the people
B. Are delivering goods and should be strengthened
C. Should be abolished
D. Are instruments of exploitation
E. Have lost the confidence of the masses