election

2. GOOD MORNING

3.  ELECTION AND POLITICAL PARTIES

4. ELECTION
 Political parties are organisations formed on the basis
of an ideology which works, continuosly for attaining
political power.

5. FUNCTIONS OF POLITICAL PARTIES
 Connect the government and the people.
 Form public opinion.
 Create political awareness.
 Contest elections and the party attains majority of
seate form the government.
 The parties which do not get majority of seats,
functions as responsible opposition.
 Correct the wrong policies of the government.
 Put forward various policies and programmes.

6. POLITICAL PARTIES IN INDIA
 NATIONAL PARTIES
 Indian National Congress
 Bharatiya Janata Party
 Communist Party Of India
 Bahujan Samaj Party
 Nationalist Congress Party
 Rakshtriya Janatadal

7.  STATE PARTIES
 Janatadal
 Kerala Congress
 KeralaCongress(M)
 Muslim League
 Kerala State Committee

8. NATIONAL PARTIES
 GEnerally those parties which function across the
nation and have influence in more than one state are
called national parties.

9. STATE PARTIES
 Political parties which have influence in only one state
are called state parties.

10. REGISTERED PARTIES
 Political parties are funtioning in our country which
are not able to fulfill the criteria of National or State
Parties.

11. REGISTERED PARTIES OF
KERALA
 All Kerala MGR Dravida Munnetta Party
 Revolutionary Socialist Party
 Peoples Democratic Party
 Socialist Republican Party
 United India Peoples Party.

12.  THANK YOU