Question : The function of political parties in a democratic system includes:

Option 1: Suppressing alternative viewpoints

Option 2: Channeling public opinion into the political process

Option 3: Ensuring the dominance of a single ideology

Option 4: Avoiding engagement with societal issues

Question : The existence of political parties in a democracy ensures:

Option 1: The concentration of power in a single party

Option 2: The exclusion of minority opinions from the political process

Option 3: The representation of diverse interests in governance

Option 4: The absence of competition in political elections

Question : Democratic politics contributes to social change by:

Option 1: Suppressing dissenting voices

Option 2: Ignoring social inequalities

Option 3: Encouraging active citizen participation

Option 4: Maintaining traditional power structures

Question : The formation of the Janata Party in 1977 represented:

Option 1: A continuation of the Congress party's dominance

Option 2: A return to princely rule

Option 3: A coalition of opposition parties

Option 4: The beginning of a single-party system

Question : What characterized the coalitional nature of the Congress party during the era of one-party dominance?

Option 1: Alliance with foreign parties

Option 2:  Collaboration with regional parties

Option 3:  Formation of a single-party government

Option 4:  Opposition to coalition politics