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Candidate has to attempt FIVE questions in all. Question Nos. 1 and 5 are compulsory and out of the remaining, THREE are to be attempted choosing at least ONE question from each Section. The number of marks carried by a question/part is indicated against it. Answers must be written in the medium authorized in the Admission Certificate which must be stated clearly on the cover of this Question-cum-Answer (QCA) Booklet in the space provided. No marks will be given for answers written in medium other than the authorized one. Word limit in questions, wherever specified, should be adhered to, Attempts of questions shall be counted in chronological order. Unless struck off, attempt of a question shall be counted even if attempted partly. Any page or portion of the page left blank in the Question-cum-Answer Booklet must be clearly struck off. C-DAN--ApEA/43 1 [P.7.0. ‘@we—A / SEcTION—A 1. frafatar sete 1 am 150 weal H feof fefam : Comment on the following in about 150 words each : 10x5=50 rs “cates Rent we women da aah 8, safig we alee srare 81” (aia ig) . political theory is not an escape mechanism but an arduous calling.” ( John Plamanetz ) ee ee (So uo fir) ‘ “All silencing of discussion is an assumption of infallibility.” (J. S. Mill) “agare tae us ceri stra aa 2, aafig anf Ft are sft at oe arf 31” (seferq ate) “Nationalism is not a mere political programme but a way of life like religion.” (Aurobindo Ghose) “ara 2 ue ae & anfte chads a ax sort 2 rear saa ad aren vel 2, cer ee Te srmfes wars a star Peat & st AH srr er a gran seen 21” (vitg_ ata) “India has thrown up a form of judicial democracy that has no parallel anywhere else, and has nurtured a kind of civil society that is uniquely its own.” (Bhikhu Parekh) Safes aft of ua cafe A wate et att &; ae eH aR Soe atl @ sik eh aw feral F vet & 3a oe aaR CATA eT Tem BI” (eat aifte) “Power is never the property of an individual; it belongs to a group and remains in existence only so long as the group keeps together.” ( Hannah Arendt) 2. (a) wa aes A ahem sifary fh A ae 8 fH eateai edt A wears ar plane fade Hea A wee @ art Comment on the view that socialism in the 21st century may be reborn as anti-capitalism. 20 (b) seer worst HS (Fea) A ony we A Rare sara art a ter RR Examine the conditions that are required for the maintenance of legitimacy in modern societies. 15 (o) suede fies Par A get wee 3 ater ar aia ACL Evaluate the contributions of Buddhist tradition to Indian political thought. 15 (C-BRN-N-RPTA/ 43 2 (a) FE fare A wien i ara A deer a ae Ae) Explicate the conception of justice in the critiques of communitarian theorists. 20 (b) wrearé wen area Framer A asa A dew ar ve ifsc Examine the conception of the State in the ideologies of Fascism and Marxism. 15 (eo) Pe sre eacin, rar % fem oa ad 7 aT othe exer 3 me aH BY eH Aim How is liberty a precondition for equality? Explicate the relationship between equality and liberty. 15 4. (a) ere Et Fre ere AAPA ar ATTA Hangar wont argu coh Fara 3 Perea Faw meee wer a Pfr wear #1 Explain how Machiavelli’s application of empirical method to human affairs marks an important stage in the evolution of political science. 20 (b) ea erties Rear & Aix Tse ‘ofaRae! A Ate marl & osifes del a afise ¢1 apaier Af) Central to Aristotle's political thought is his classification of the different types of political constitutions in the Politics. Evaluate. 15, (co) Pameff (Referees) cites & aftreenit at ere Sify Explicate the features of deliberative democracy. 15 WEB / SECTION—B 5. Fara wets ae errr 150 are H Rom ferry: Cor it on the following in about 150 words each : 10x5=50 sar arene onedterat A fae The dilemmas of the human rights movements in India \ 1 A zee a dese we en between ethnicity and democracy in India (oy on Res at eT Yo Te TE i singly higher focus on Directive Principles of State Policy area 4 area ferent a ee oT inalization of the left ideology in India WA Fagan 3 4, aa & Fras Gi eden ates A after The role of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India in promoting good governance oni N-AYTA/43, 3 [P.7.0. 6. (a) aferit & fee feet a Reifia ae 4, ugta aggfira safe arin A erteonet At fader Afi Discuss the working of the National Commission for Scheduled Castes to curb violence against Dalits. 20 (b) ara % ten srstert =A ent site aiteiene an dar Afra Examine the scope and limitations of women’s movements in India. 15 (co) ere Fife FR area aia Ga She frat ardent 3 ee ve ata frat a or aera) Explain how peasant movements promoted nationalist ideas during the struggle for Indian independence. 15 7. foret & aaa afer A gun) A apa an Rae i ver she ont gael A are a ee Fife) Discuss the nature of reforms of the electoral process in India and explain the further scope for reforms. 20 _ OL ee See i 8 af 8 Boh eo Examine the debates on the appointment procedure of judges to the higher judiciary in India. 15 (of ere Aare fe wfgenst aA wefan A area 3 ator werefiey Ferd ht aprerfereneT oe fa eR RK Bret Bi Explain how the participation of women impacted the functioning of rural local bodies in India, 15 8/fa) see sere Some weRE ware aH FR wa ote AG Fini A wor a ee A Explain how pressure groups have been influencing public policy-making with suitable illustrations. 20 vf At cada & tear & iftenfi deem aaa waa & ok a a Henle aA aga # sal om aoa We? What are the provisions for constitutional protection of right to freedom of feligion and how far have they succeeded in promoting secularism in India? 15 (fara # fod cm cam & chr, fers & arnfie-onttis avis (store) # accra & are wart Account for the changes in the socio-economic profile of legislators during last one decade in India. 15 ake C-DRN-N-APTA/43. 4 SBS—1300 C-DRN-N-RPTB usrtife-fagra ven aenista aera / POLITICAL SCIENCE AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS wea IL/ Paper II Prete aa: atta a2 PITH 3: 250) Time allowed : Three Hours Maximum Marks : 250) wena & fore fefore argent goa ment & sere 2 a we Paraffin organ wh serra we: ert oma ver & ih at crust & Frantaa & car fea atte otttaht Gat F ot By eel 35) art aber wet % er 34 1 1 st 5 siftard & aan aa wus & aaa wae eH Beret feet alta wea a t srsbas e/a & sas saree wae Pee Te B | & oR we mnemr F here °c 04 & ott 5a ar ee -AE-FR (FEAL) if & FG-7S H Ht eae a Pe i ra Aner a sate TT Felt areary # fered 11¢ ee We aI ae TE PT | sweat 3 sree ah, et Fatahe 8, aor segeree fear carer ane a ae A nae HY area | ale aeTeT TE BY, at eT a se aE a aOR aR AE FA ETA: | MPA E-TR EAT HGCA BAST BH GE A TAG GH BH) LW a TET TAT TART | Question Paper Specific Instructions Please read each of the following instructions carefully before attempting questions : There are EIGHT questions divided in TWO SECTIONS and printed both in HINDI and in ENGLISH. Candidate has to attempt FIVE questions in all. Questions no, 1 and 5 are compulsory and out of the remaining, THREE are to be attempted choosing at least ONE from each section. The number of marks carried by a question [part is indicated against it Answers must be written in the medium authorized in the Admission Certificate which must be stated clearly on the cover of this Question-cum-Answer (QCA) Booklet in the space provided. No marks will be given for answers written in a medium other than the authorized one. Word limit in questions, wherever specified, should be adhered to. Attempts of questions shall be counted in chronological order. Unless struck off, attempt of a question shall be counted even if attempted partly. Any page or portion of the page left blank in the Question-cum-Answer Booklet must be clearly struck off. CDRN-N-RPIB 1 wIsA SECTION A Qi. fefefed seit & an fafae, A vet eT 150 weal Ht: Answer the following questions in about 150 words each : 10x5=50 (oY ane 4 oot cree 4 a rears @ ait a al Saf @ | caren sifsre | Party system in India is neither western nor indigenous. Explain. 10 (>) Fa aenfien aiden fers fares a wepfa a acta @ 2 wat Fife | In what respect is the new social movement new in nature ? Discuss. 10 (of a ay wena & fe aw UE (AG.) TEIN aichare Ft wel F ore Tle 2 AA TK Hl Sierewr Bre Sifre | Do you agree that the U.N. has failed to contain transnational terrorism ? Elaborate your answer with examples. 10 “seria carte H ar-aRrerardt sora vara 8 1” fecroht

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