Question

What are sectional interest group and public interest groups? How do they look after the public interests? Answers in points only

Answer 1

Sectional interest groups and public interest groups are same in nature with a single difference that while the former seeks to fulfill the interests of a section of society and the latter is concerned with larger public issues at large.

Answer 2

Answer:

• public interest group is a group that promotes the interests of the people of the society.
• There interests can be of a particular section of the society or of the entire society in general.
• Their activities benefit the entire society and not just a particular section of the society.