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The first in
the series, this book focuses on India’s stature as the largest
democracy of the world. What does it mean to be a democracy? What
rights do citizens of a democracy enjoy? What responsibilities must be
shouldered in order to draw upon these rights?
Starting
with the origin and growth of democracy in the world, it examines
current trends, supplies supporting statistics and cross-references.
It gives insight into attitudes in other parts of the world and
explains terms. Further, it presents a wide range of information on
key individuals, dates, concepts and processes associated with the
national and state-level election scene and backed by statistics,
pictures and a light touch, this book is an essential part of growing
up.
64
pages, 10.5" x 8.5", black and white, soft cover, for 12
years and above
Rs 100.00 (within
India) US$ 6.00 (outside India)
English ISBN 81-86896-10-4
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