Which of the following are the characteristics of Gandhian Ideal Social Order ? (i) Central Government…
Gandhi envisaged decentralized governance with autonomous provinces and non-dominating oceanic circles of authority. Each province would be free to frame its own…
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Which of the following are the characteristics of Gandhian Ideal Social Order ?
(i) Central Government would be strong enough to hold all tiers of government together.
(ii) Each province would be free to draw up its own constitution to suit local requirements.
(iii) No outer circle would wield extra-ordinary power over any inner circle.
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Correct answer B
Gandhi envisaged decentralized governance with autonomous provinces and non-dominating oceanic circles of authority. Each province would be free to frame its own constitution to suit local requirements, and an outer circle would strengthen the inner circles rather than wield overriding power over them, whereas a strong central government contradicts Gandhian decentralization. Thus only statements (ii) and (iii) are correct.
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