Electoral Rights and Responsibilities in Indian Democracy

The video explains the democratic process in India, highlighting the right to vote for citizens over 18. It describes the voting process, including the use of secret ballots and electronic voting machines. The role of the Election Commission in organizing elections and ensuring fairness is discussed. The importance of responsible voting and the formation of government and opposition are also covered.

What is the minimum age for a citizen of India to gain the right to vote?

• 16 years

• 18 years

• 21 years

• 25 years

What is the primary purpose of using a secret ballot in elections?

• To allow multiple votes by a single person

• To ensure votes are cast in secret

• To reduce the cost of elections

• To speed up the voting process

Which body is responsible for conducting elections in India?

• Parliament

• Supreme Court

• Ministry of Home Affairs

• Election Commission

What is a constituency in the context of Indian elections?

• A type of election campaign

• A smaller area for electing a leader

• A voting machine

• A political party

What must voters carry with them to the polling booth on election day?

• Passport

• Voter's I-card

• Driving License

• Aadhar Card

Why is it important for citizens to vote responsibly?

• To support their favorite party

• To increase voter turnout

• To ensure a government that cares about them

• To reduce election costs

What is the role of a political party's symbol in elections?

• To indicate the party's age

• To help illiterate voters identify the party

• To represent the party's financial status

• To decorate the polling booth

What happens to the parties that do not win the election?

• They are dissolved

• They form the opposition

• They become independent candidates

• They form the government

What is the primary function of the opposition in a democracy?

• To manage the economy

• To support the ruling government

• To question the government's policies and decisions

• To organize elections

Why is the opposition considered healthy in a democracy?

• It increases the number of political parties

• It ensures laws are made in citizens' interest

• It speeds up the legislative process

• It helps in reducing taxes