Topic : separation of power Class : 8th Age : 14 Medium: English Prepared by : Neha Mangotra Roll No.:43 Session: 2015-17 Guided by: Dr. Atul Thakur Let’s start module 1 Topic : Separation of power Class : 8th Age : 14 Medium : English Programmed Instructional material
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Topic : separation of powerClass : 8thAge : 14Medium: EnglishPrepared by : Neha MangotraRoll No.:43Session: 2015-17Guided by: Dr. Atul Thakur
Let’s start module 1
Topic : Separation of powerClass : 8thAge : 14Medium : English
Programmed Instructional material
Objectives
• To enable the pupils to acquire a knowledge of separation of power.
• To develop in pupil an understanding of how separation of power influenced our lives.
• To train pupil for political study.• To help the pupils to acquire civic efficiency
and lead a successful life.Let’s start module
In the indian constitution, there are three organ of the state. These are the legislature, the executive and the judiciary. The legislature refers to our elected representatives. The executive is a small group of people who are responsible for implementing laws and running the government.in order to prevent the misuse of power by any one branch of the state, the constitution says that each of these organs should exercise different power through this, each organ act as a check on the other organ of the state and this ensures the balance of power between all there. there are six fundamental right in the indian constitution. These includes right to equality, right to freedom, right again exploitation, right to freedom of religion, culture and educational right, right to constitutional remedies. Education right is also mention in our constitution at present time education right play important role in schools.
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Q1. According to constitution how many organ of the state are there ?
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Q4 How many fundamental rights in the indian constitution ?
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Q5. Which right is mention in our constitution regarding education ?
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