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.
Indian democracy

Indian democracy

  • 2.
    India is ademocratic 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 “ABRAHAMLINCON” Democracy means a government is elected of the people , for the people ,by the people.
  • 4.
    Democracy is accountableform 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 ADEMOCRACY 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 dowe 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.
  • 14.
    Judiciary & Bureaucracy Bureaucracymeans 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 hasmade 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 GREATSENSE 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 willcome 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.