3) Rampant corruption, red tapism, delays in Public Justice are weakening the foundation of Democracy. 4) Exploitation of minorities in different castes and religions for narrow political gains has undermined the whole concept of democracy.

Challenges of Democracy

• Corruption and Inefficiency. In many democratic countries, the political leaders, officers, tend to be corrupt, dishonest and inefficient.
• Role of Anti-Social Elements.
• Growing Economic and Social Inequalities Among People.
• Casteism and Communalism.

In spite of all these achievements, several formidable challenges remain: exploding population, widespread poverty, illiteracy, squalor, ruptures and cleavages based on region, religion, language and gender-threatening the social fabric, urban congestion, wounded eco-systems and critical power and energy situation.

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(1) Social Equality: Social equality means that all the citizens are entitled to enjoy equal status in society and no one is entitled to special privileges. (2) Civil Equality: Secondly, we have the concept of Civil Liberty. …

out of Class 10 Social science. A challenge can be defined as a difficulty that carries within it an opportunity of progress. After overcoming a challenge we can reach a higher level than before. A challenge is not just a problem. We only call those difficulties as a challenge that an overcomer.

The foundational challenge of democracy is faced by those countries which haven’t had any democratic form of government hitherto. This form of challenge involves bringing down the existing non-democratic regime, keeping the military away from capturing power and establishment of a sovereign democratic state.

The challenge of expansion involves applying the basic principle of democratic government across all the regions, different social groups and various institutions. This also means that less and fewer decisions should remain outside the arena of democratic control.

The challenge of deepening of democracy is faced by all democratic states. The countering of this challenge involves strengthening of institutions and practices of democracy in the country. It means strengthening of those institutions that help people’s participation and control.

In general terms, it usually means strengthening those institutions that help people’s participation and control. This requires an attempt to bring down the control and influence of the rich and powerful people in making governmental decisions.

1. Time, cost and quality – The biggest challenge faced by all organisations that wish to use project management is ensuring that their projects deliver the agreed objectives within time, cost and to the agreed quality. These factors must be balanced in relation to the overall scope of the project. 2.

adjective. a euphemism for disabled (usually preceded by an adverb): physically challenged. deficient or lacking (usually preceded by an adverb or noun and used facetiously): ethically challenged; math-challenged.

verb (used with object), chal·lenged, chal·leng·ing. to summon to a contest of skill, strength, etc.

In conclusion, a challenge denotes an obstacle to overcome, whereas an issue, generally speaking, denotes a protocol for addressing the challenge in bite-size pieces, so to speak, and determining which issue(s) will be addressed first, second, third, etc., in order of importance (and how to rank the issues in order of …

challenge(v) Antonyms: pass, allow, grant, concede. Synonyms: defy, summon, dare, question, investigate, brave, canvass.