Responsibilities of Good Citizens in a Democratic Society

The video discusses the duties of a good citizen, emphasizing the importance of voting in elections, paying taxes, being aware of government decisions, and being a good neighbour. It highlights the role of citizens in a democratic society like India, where voting is a right and responsibility. Taxes are essential for funding government welfare schemes. Citizens should stay informed about government actions and participate peacefully. Good neighbourly relations are crucial for community well-being, involving mutual support and maintaining a clean environment.

What is a key responsibility of citizens in a democratic society?

• Voting in elections

• Protesting against the government

• Paying taxes

• Being a good neighbor

At what age do citizens in India gain the right to vote?

• 25 years

• 21 years

• 18 years

• 16 years

Why is paying taxes considered a duty of a good citizen?

• It helps fund government welfare schemes

• It is optional and not necessary

• It is a way to save money

• It is only for the wealthy

Which of the following is NOT a use of tax money?

• Economic infrastructure

• Personal savings

• Defence expenditure

• Public works

What should a good citizen do regarding government decisions?

• Be aware and accept or oppose them peacefully

• Ignore them

• Only accept them

• Always oppose them

Since when has India maintained a democratic form of government?

• 1950

• 1947

• 1965

• 1990

What is one way to be a good neighbor?

• Keep to yourself

• Ignore your neighbors

• Be helpful and friendly

• Disturb your neighbors

How can neighbors support each other?

• By competing with each other

• By being indifferent

• By helping in times of need

• By avoiding interaction