1. Fore Liners ( Introduction )

Democracy Strives To Give Rights To Each Individual As A Native Of That Concerned Country. i.e Accepts Him/Her As A Citcizen.

Democracy When Fully Pitched Into A State... It Becomes Stronger With The Role Of Citizens.

Real Democracy /Or Democratic State Strives To Get Set In A Thrilling Bond With The Citizens Through Involving Them In State Affairs To Help Out The State In a Variety Of domains Because these are the citizens due to whom Democracy Finds a Homegrown Back up . ( Detailed In The Following Main Body Of This Essay ).
Main Body Of This Essay

Democracy upholds to respect citizens. And Involve them in the affairs of that State about which it is crucial to make the citizens literate. Otherwise without literate citizens democracy means nothing. As it is the spoilage of democratic States when there is use to have illiterate citizens, less or more, directly affecting the department's of that Democratic State, subsequently.



2. "Problems Created By Illiterate Citizens In A Democratic State".

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2.1. Turmoil Created Inside Out Of The Illiterate Citizens.

2.2. Staying Uneducated and taking negative influence of the society.

2.3. Tyranny Created By The Illiterate Citizenry.

2.4. Loss Of Social Status among The Illiterate Citizenry.

2.5. Not Understanding The Importance Of Personal Life And That Of Others.

2.6. Un-involvement In The Affairs Of The Concerned Democratic State And Not Focusing On Their Role In Their State's Machinery



3 . "Role Of Democratic State And Involving Citizens In The Democracy".

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3.1. Educating Citizens To Deal With The Inside Out Turmoil Of These Concerned Citizens.

3.2. Adding The Role Of Governmental Organizations To Educate The Citizens About The Awareness Of The Life Focus On It's Bright Side. As well NGO,s And Input Of Media.

3.3. Removing Turmoil From The Life Of Both The Literate Citizens By Providing Them Jobs, And The Illterate Citizens Through Involving Them In Professional Trainings And Professional Educations.

3.4. Role Of NGO,s And Putting Media On The Right Track To Educate Citizens About The Importance Of Social Status In A Democratic State

3.5. Spreading Awareness About The Importance Of Life And Helping Citizens To Deal With their Life's Problems In A Democratic State.



4. "Role Of The Citizens - Made Literate By A Democratic State - In The State Machinery'.

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4.1. Role Of The Lietrate Citizens In The Politics. Politicians And Voters... Both Needs To be literate...each voter should also be given a criterion of education to make them vote after that qualification, at least.

4.2. Role Of The Literate Citizens In Juducairy Of A Democratic State ...... Citizens Need To Be empowered Through Education To Speak out for their exact rights...Juducairy admins; must also be put in the right order to comply with the judiciary fundamentals.

4.3. Media , it's anchors, related members and the subject citizens need to be pitilessly educated to straighten the machinery by taking heed of each and every aspect of the society...to have a firm democracy.

4.4. Forth pillar ...I don't remember of the state. However ....the.flow for this essay as per my episodic stance.is like this ....!



5. Conclusion.

Democracy as all know is actually to sustain the state machinery with a strong hold of literate citizens. However State of democracy is not always responsible for doing what the citizens should do themselves. All over the world educational institutions are established, the thing that is the pre-requisite is to get enrolled in them as a citizen and put in use these educational institutions for the purpose for which they are established. .Ii.e. Learning Knowledge From There. And then from there to you help out the democracy to have a hold in your inland state. As this is the bond between.the citizens and a Democratic State proving The fact that "Democracy And Illiteracy Do Not Move Together".



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