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Unit 3 Ch 8 : Challenges to Democracy — Social Studies STD 10 — Question

CBSE BoardEnglish MediumSTD 10Social StudiesUnit 3 Ch 8 : Challenges to Democracy3 Marks
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Explain 'the challenge of expansion of democracy' by stating three points.
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The 'challenge of expansion of democracy' include:
  1. This involves applying the basic principle of democracy across all the regions, different social groups, etc.
  2. Ensuring greater power to local governments.
  3. Inclusion of women, minority groups etc.
  4. Less and less decisions remain outside the arena of democratic control.

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