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India is a democratic country
Principle of democracy is that the government of the
state is carried out with the co-operation & consent of
the people.
According to “ABRAHAM LINCON”
Democracy means a government is elected of the
people , for the people ,by the people.
Democracy is accountable form of
government.
Democracy improves the quality of decision making.
Democracy provides a method to deal with
differences and conflicts .
Democracy enhances the dignity of citizens.
Democracy is better than other forms of government because it allows us to correct its own mistake
RIGHTS IN A DEMOCRACY
What are rights?
Rights are claims of a person over other fellow
being over the society and over the government.
All have equal rights but a right is a possible for
a person which should not harm or hurt others.
 Why do we need rights in a democracy?
Rights are necessary for the every sustenance of a
democracy.
 Rights in the Indian constitution
What is fundamental rights?
Some rights which are fundamental to our life are
given a special status. They are called fundamental
rights.
Judiciary & Bureaucracy
Bureaucracy means government by central
administration .
Judiciary aims in protecting the society, the
human values & the spirit of the constitution.
 Judiciary & executive are the offspring's.
 Bureaucracy to serve the legislature .
QUALITIES OF CORRUPTION
 * Selfishness
 * Human greed
 * Craze to achieve more
 * Than individual rights
 * Corrupt practices
RESULT
The society has made the people responsible to mind
the bureaucracy & judiciary corrupt.
 Corruption has reached the higher level, we cannot
accept the desired services from them to the
constitution & rumors of the law.
THERE IS GREAT SENSE IN THE PHASE OF
CONSTITUTION
Every one has to attach point consideration to one’s
duties more than the undaunted spirit of striving to
enforce the individual rights.
CONCLUSION
True democracy will come to this country when no
one goes hungry to bed.
You don’t need just equal right to vote . Every citizen
needs to have equal information, basic education,
equal resources & a lot of commitment.
Why is Democracy a better form
of Government ?
1. Democracy promotes equality among
people
2. Enhances the dignity of the
individual
3. Improves the quality of decision
making
4. Provides a method to resolve
conflicts
5. Allows room to correct mistakes
Why is Democracy a better form
of Government ?
6. It is a legitimate Government
7. It is slow, less efficient and not
very responsive or clean
8. It is people’s own Government
9. It has its own ability to
generate its own support
What are the outcomes of
Democracy ?
Democracy is just a form of
Government
It can only create conditions
for achieving something
Citizens have to take
advantage and achieve goals
What are the things that a
Democracy must provide?1. People have the right to choose rulers and
people have control over rulers
2. People’s participation in decision making
3. Government should be accountable to citizens,
responsive to the needs and expectations of the
citizens
4. Democracy is based on the idea of deliberation
and negotiations
5. Cost of time that democracy pays is worth it
What are the things that a
Democracy must provide?6. Government has to follow procedures and its
decisions must be both more acceptable and
effective
7. Democracy develops mechanisms for citizens to
hold the Government accountable and take
part in decision making
8. Democracy ensures that decision making will
be based on norms and procedures
9. Democracy provides transparency
Measurement of Democracy as
per their Outcome…
Regular, free and fair elections
Open public debate on major policies and
legislations
Citizen’s right to information about the
Government and its functioning
Tainted Records…Fall short of elections that provide a fair chance
to everyone and in subjecting every decision to
public debate
Sharing information with citizens
Frustrate the needs of the people
Corruption
What can we expect from the
Government?
We can expect the Government to be attentive to
the needs of the people and their demands and at
the same time the Government has to be free of
corruption
Economic Growth &
Development…
1950 – 2000 : Dictatorships have higher rate of
Economic growth
Economic development depends
on several factors:
Country’s population size
Global situation
Cooperation from other countries
Economic priorities adopted by the country
Democracy does not appear to be successful
in reducing economic inequalities...
A small number of ultra rich enjoy a highly
disproportionate share of wealth and income
Their share in total income is increasing
People at the bottom of society have very little to
depend on
Outcomes of Democracy…Political equality
All individuals have equal weight in electing
representatives
Accommodation of Social Diversity
Democracy is the best government to respect
differences and evolve a mechanism to negotiate
differences
Example : Belgium
Outcomes of Democracy…Majority to work with Minority
Rule by majority means that in case of every
election, different persons and groups may and
can form majority
No discrimination
Dignity & freedom of individuals
Passion for respect and freedom are the basis of
democracy
Outcomes of Democracy…Dignity of Women
Gaining some sensitivity due to long struggles
Respect to and equal treatment of women are
necessary
Once if it is recognised, it is easier for women to
wage a struggle
the effects of casteism in
Democracy…
In India, democracy has strengthened the claims
of the disadvantaged and discriminated castes
for equal status and opportunity
Reservation in jobs and in educational
institutions
Constitutional provisions for safeguarding the
interests of minorities, weaker sections and
backward classes
It is the recognition that makes ordinary
citizens value their democratic rights
Outcomes of Democracy…Success of democracy comes with more
expectations and complaints from people which
indirectly indicates participation
People have developed awareness and ability to
expect and look critically at power holders
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DEMOCRATIC RIGHT

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  • 2. India is a democratic country Principle of democracy is that the government of the state is carried out with the co-operation & consent of the people.
  • 3. According to “ABRAHAM LINCON” Democracy means a government is elected of the people , for the people ,by the people.
  • 4. Democracy is accountable form of government. Democracy improves the quality of decision making. Democracy provides a method to deal with differences and conflicts . Democracy enhances the dignity of citizens. Democracy is better than other forms of government because it allows us to correct its own mistake
  • 5. RIGHTS IN A DEMOCRACY What are rights? Rights are claims of a person over other fellow being over the society and over the government. All have equal rights but a right is a possible for a person which should not harm or hurt others.
  • 6.  Why do we need rights in a democracy? Rights are necessary for the every sustenance of a democracy.  Rights in the Indian constitution What is fundamental rights? Some rights which are fundamental to our life are given a special status. They are called fundamental rights.
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  • 14. Judiciary & Bureaucracy Bureaucracy means government by central administration . Judiciary aims in protecting the society, the human values & the spirit of the constitution.  Judiciary & executive are the offspring's.  Bureaucracy to serve the legislature .
  • 15. QUALITIES OF CORRUPTION  * Selfishness  * Human greed  * Craze to achieve more  * Than individual rights  * Corrupt practices
  • 16. RESULT The society has made the people responsible to mind the bureaucracy & judiciary corrupt.  Corruption has reached the higher level, we cannot accept the desired services from them to the constitution & rumors of the law.
  • 17. THERE IS GREAT SENSE IN THE PHASE OF CONSTITUTION Every one has to attach point consideration to one’s duties more than the undaunted spirit of striving to enforce the individual rights.
  • 18. CONCLUSION True democracy will come to this country when no one goes hungry to bed. You don’t need just equal right to vote . Every citizen needs to have equal information, basic education, equal resources & a lot of commitment.
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  • 20. Why is Democracy a better form of Government ? 1. Democracy promotes equality among people 2. Enhances the dignity of the individual 3. Improves the quality of decision making 4. Provides a method to resolve conflicts 5. Allows room to correct mistakes
  • 21. Why is Democracy a better form of Government ? 6. It is a legitimate Government 7. It is slow, less efficient and not very responsive or clean 8. It is people’s own Government 9. It has its own ability to generate its own support
  • 22. What are the outcomes of Democracy ? Democracy is just a form of Government It can only create conditions for achieving something Citizens have to take advantage and achieve goals
  • 23. What are the things that a Democracy must provide?1. People have the right to choose rulers and people have control over rulers 2. People’s participation in decision making 3. Government should be accountable to citizens, responsive to the needs and expectations of the citizens 4. Democracy is based on the idea of deliberation and negotiations 5. Cost of time that democracy pays is worth it
  • 24. What are the things that a Democracy must provide?6. Government has to follow procedures and its decisions must be both more acceptable and effective 7. Democracy develops mechanisms for citizens to hold the Government accountable and take part in decision making 8. Democracy ensures that decision making will be based on norms and procedures 9. Democracy provides transparency
  • 25. Measurement of Democracy as per their Outcome… Regular, free and fair elections Open public debate on major policies and legislations Citizen’s right to information about the Government and its functioning
  • 26. Tainted Records…Fall short of elections that provide a fair chance to everyone and in subjecting every decision to public debate Sharing information with citizens Frustrate the needs of the people Corruption
  • 27. What can we expect from the Government? We can expect the Government to be attentive to the needs of the people and their demands and at the same time the Government has to be free of corruption
  • 28. Economic Growth & Development… 1950 – 2000 : Dictatorships have higher rate of Economic growth
  • 29. Economic development depends on several factors: Country’s population size Global situation Cooperation from other countries Economic priorities adopted by the country
  • 30. Democracy does not appear to be successful in reducing economic inequalities... A small number of ultra rich enjoy a highly disproportionate share of wealth and income Their share in total income is increasing People at the bottom of society have very little to depend on
  • 31. Outcomes of Democracy…Political equality All individuals have equal weight in electing representatives Accommodation of Social Diversity Democracy is the best government to respect differences and evolve a mechanism to negotiate differences Example : Belgium
  • 32. Outcomes of Democracy…Majority to work with Minority Rule by majority means that in case of every election, different persons and groups may and can form majority No discrimination Dignity & freedom of individuals Passion for respect and freedom are the basis of democracy
  • 33. Outcomes of Democracy…Dignity of Women Gaining some sensitivity due to long struggles Respect to and equal treatment of women are necessary Once if it is recognised, it is easier for women to wage a struggle
  • 34. the effects of casteism in Democracy… In India, democracy has strengthened the claims of the disadvantaged and discriminated castes for equal status and opportunity Reservation in jobs and in educational institutions Constitutional provisions for safeguarding the interests of minorities, weaker sections and backward classes It is the recognition that makes ordinary citizens value their democratic rights
  • 35. Outcomes of Democracy…Success of democracy comes with more expectations and complaints from people which indirectly indicates participation People have developed awareness and ability to expect and look critically at power holders
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