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What is a pressure group? Give an example. (CBSE 2013)

Pressure groups are organizations that try to influence government policy for the interest of the people but they don’t directly participate in politics.

Explanation: Pressure groups are formed by people with common interests and goals to bring a change in the policies that they believe are unfair.

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