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Q21: In which village of the Indian state West Bengal was Naxalite movement started?

• The Naxalite movement started in the village of Naxalbari.
• b) Naxalbari

Q22: Who took the leading role of Naxalite movement in Odisha?

• Nagbhusan Patnaik was a prominent leader of the Naxalite movement in Odisha.
• a) Nagbhusan Patnaik

Q23: Who has criticized democracy as a "rule of incompetence"?

• Vilfredo Pareto, an Italian sociologist, was a critic of democracy, often implying that it could lead to the rule of less competent individuals or elites.
• c) Pareto

Q24: Which of the following is not a necessary element for the success of democracy?

• Social inequality undermines the principles of equality and justice, which are crucial for a successful democracy.
• d) Social inequality

Q25: Which of the following is not a milestone of Democracy?

• Untouchability is a form of discrimination and is contrary to the principles of equality and human rights that democracy upholds.
• c) Untouchability

Q26: Which of the following rights is not exercised by the people in a democracy?

• Taking the law into your own hands (vigilantism) is against the rule of law and is not a right in a democracy.
• a) Taking the law into your own hands

Q27: What is called the small provinces of Switzerland?

• The small provinces or constituent states of Switzerland are called Cantons.
• c) Canton

Q28: Switzerland consists of how many Cantons?

• Switzerland is composed of 26 cantons.
• c) 26

Q29: People of which country make law in Landsgemeinde together?

• Landsgemeinde is a traditional form of direct democracy practiced in some cantons of Switzerland.
• d) Switzerland

Q30: What is the meaning of "Democracy"?

• Democracy literally means "rule by the people" or "people's power," derived from Greek words.
• a) People's power