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POLTICAL SCIENCE 2005 (Set-III Delhi)

Except for the following questions, all the remaining questions have been asked in Set I.& Set II..

Q. 1. “Absolute equality is neither feasible nor desirable.” Comment. 2

Q. 4. Differentiate between Rights and Claims. 2

Claims Rights
Rights
1. it is a demand backed by a personal coprice of the individual.
2. Being an unreasonable demand it may not be accepted by the society.
3. It aims at only personal welfare.

1. It is a clam backed by disinterested desire.
2. It received recognition.
 3. it involves the good of all.

Q. 5. What do you mean by delimitation of constituencies? 2

Q. 8. “Opposition parties are the backbone of a democracy” Comment on it. 2

Q. 15. Write a short note on criminalisation of politics in India. 4

Q. 21. What is liberalism? Discuss the basic tensions in liberalism. 2+6
Or
Discuss Lenin and Mao’s contribution to Marxism. 4+4

Q. 24. ‘Describe India’s role in the SAARC. 8
Or
Mention the main principles of India’s Foreign Policy. 8

Political Science 2005 Question Papers Class XII
Delhi Outside Delhi Compartment
Indian Colleges Set I Indian Colleges Set I Indian Colleges Set I
Indian Colleges Set II Indian Colleges Set II Indian Colleges Set II
Indian Colleges Set III Indian Colleges Set III Indian Colleges Set III

CBSE 2005 Question Papers Class XII