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write two merits of the 'Indian Councils Act'?​

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Answered by Srishtipriya123
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Explanation:

Empowers citizens: Fundamental rights are empowering. Representative Legislature: A duly elected Legislature represents citizens. Independent Judiciary: Keeping the judiciary away from executive influence ensures independence. A partial judiciary may make its implementation lopsided.

Answered by poojachoudhari845
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The word ‘democracy’ has a Greek origin. ‘Demo’ means ‘people’, whilst ‘cracy’ means ‘power’. Democracy is a type of government system where the people of the country have the power to make decisions about their country and the government doesn’t simply impose its decision on the people. The most modern interpretation of democracy was given by American President, Mr. Abraham Lincoln, who said ‘democracy is the government of the people, for the people, by the people’. In today’s contemporary world, democracy has been accepted as the best form of government, although its successful working depends on certain pre-requisites. The word 'democracy' means 'rule by the people. 'A democracy is a system where people can change their rulers in a peaceful manner and the government is given the right to rule because the people say it may.

MERITS OF DEMOCRACY:

1. The participation of the individual members in the government facilitates to enlist their sympathy and co - operation to the success of the government.

2. It is an effective form to educate the public about political, economic and social affairs.

3. It is helpful to promote patriotism among the people and prevents the occurrence of violent revolutions.

4. It helps to make progress and development and enables changes to take place in a peaceful manner.

5. It ensures the people freedom of speech, conscience, assembly and action.

6. It guarantees liberty and equality, which are necessary for human development.

7. In a democracy, the rights and interests of every section of the people in a democratic state are adequately safeguarded. It can command the resources of all, because it stands for the benefit of all.

8. It broadens the vision of all, neutralizing the inherent selfish tendencies of the human mind.

9. It offers huge personal privilege to every citizen of the land and stands against any suppression of thought, speech or association.

10. The greatest virtue of democracy is that it stands for the unfettered development of the human spirit and free expression of the human mind.

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