A constituency is the fundamental territorial unit of electoral representation in a democratic system. In India, the entire country is […]
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Electoral representation is the cornerstone of representative democracy. In modern democratic states, citizens cannot directly participate in every decision of
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Electoral participation refers to the involvement of citizens in the electoral process through various political activities. Although voting is the
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Voting behaviour refers to the manner in which citizens decide whom to vote for during elections. It is not merely
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Electoral Reforms: India is the world’s largest democracy, where elections serve as the foundation of representative government. The success of
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The electoral process is the cornerstone of India’s parliamentary democracy. It provides a constitutional mechanism through which citizens elect their
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The 91st Constitutional Amendment Act, 2003 was enacted to strengthen the Anti-Defection Law (Tenth Schedule), prevent political defections, and reduce
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Coalition politics has become one of the defining features of India’s parliamentary democracy. Since India follows a multi-party system, it
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Defection refers to the act of an elected representative leaving the political party on whose ticket they were elected or
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The Indian Party System has undergone remarkable transformation since Independence. It has evolved from a Congress-dominated system to a competitive
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