Complete the following table:â ‹ Q Source Book: Social - Social Science - The Indian Constitution

Question

Complete the following
table:â€‹

Q Source –
Book: Social Political Life lll, Chapter 1: The Indian Constitution
, Page number : 10

Let us recap the reasons why the Constitution plays an important
role in democratic societies by recalling the constitutive rules
that you have read about through these examples:

Example
Constitutive Rules

The people of Nepal are writing a new Constitution after the
success of the people's movement for democracy
It lays down ideals that define the kind of country that we
want to live in

Suresh, the class monitor wrongly picks on Anil, his
classmate

The girls do not get to play basketball because the boys are a
majority in class

Shabnam decides to revise her chapters instead of watching
TV

Charu Kalra · Accepted Answer

Dear Student,

Example
Constitutive Rules

The people of Nepal are writing a new Constitution after the
success of the people's movement for democracy
It lays down ideals that define the kind of country that we
want to live in

Suresh, the class monitor wrongly picks on Anil, his
classmate
Constitution prevents the misuse of power and arbitrary
exercise of powers

The girls do not get to play basketball because the boys are a
majority in class
It prevents possible domination of the majority and gives
recognition to the minorities

Shabnam decides to revise her chapters instead of watching
TV
Constitution guarantees freedom, liberty and rights to all It
allows a person right to choose and lead a dignified life

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Example	Constitutive Rules
The people of Nepal are writing a new Constitution after the success of the people's movement for democracy.	It lays down ideals that define the kind of country that we want to live in.
Suresh, the class monitor wrongly picks on Anil, his classmate.
The girls do not get to play basketball because the boys are a majority in class.
Shabnam decides to revise her chapters instead of watching TV.

Example	Constitutive Rules
The people of Nepal are writing a new Constitution after the success of the people's movement for democracy.	It lays down ideals that define the kind of country that we want to live in.
Suresh, the class monitor wrongly picks on Anil, his classmate.	Constitution prevents the misuse of power and arbitrary exercise of powers.
The girls do not get to play basketball because the boys are a majority in class.	It prevents possible domination of the majority and gives recognition to the minorities.
Shabnam decides to revise her chapters instead of watching TV.	Constitution guarantees freedom, liberty and rights to all. It allows a person right to choose and lead a dignified life.