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A Study on the Role of Political Parties in Tamilnadu
Sowmya. S
Co-author: Dr. D. Vezhaventhan, Assistant Professor
Saveetha School of Law, Saveetha University
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM:
The political parties are missing inner democracy which keeps many perspective leaders deprived of their rights.some political parties indulge in
the use of money and muscle power for winning elections.The use of money and muscle power hamper development and it is against the spirit of
democracy .And many peoples are also accepting the bribe which is given by a political party to win the election.
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I. INTRODUCTION:
A political party is an alliance of like-minded those who paintings
collectively to win elections and control of the authorities. Political
parties compete in opposition to each other for political strength
and for the potential to place their philosophies and regulations into
effect.
Many citizens show party identification, despite the fact that they
do not officially belong to a party. So a voter may declare to be a
Democrat, even though she does no longer pay dues, maintain a
membership card, or technically belong to that political party .
different electorate see themselves as independents: those voters do
no longer belonging to any political party and they willingly vote
for the nice candidate regardless of that character’s party
identification association.In this paper Iam going to political
parties role and functions for the people’s development.And what
are all the outcomes in which people expect from the political
parties.
OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY:
1.To analyse the functions of political parties in Tamilnadu with
reference to the public opinion.
2.To study the role of political parties for the people’s development
3.To analyse about the people’s expectation that how should a
political party function for the enhancement of the state.
HYPOTHESIS:
The role of political parties and their functions in Tamilnadu.
NULL HYPOTHESIS:
There is no significant difference in the role of political parties and
their functions in Tamilnadu.
ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESIS :
There is significant difference in the role of political parties and
their functions in Tamilnadu.
FUNCTIONS OF POLITICAL PARTIES:
1. It makes the working of parliamentary authorities possible. A
parliament consists of the representatives of the humans. The
political events organise these representatives on party traces. The
citizens chooses their representatives on the basis of their party
affiliation. The party which receives most of the people of votes
bureaucracy the authorities and runs the kingdom and the opposite
events inside the legislature represent the opposition and try to
discover fault with the authorities, therefore making it extra
accountable. inside the absence of political parties, the elected
representatives may work at pass functions simply making the
formation of a central authority or competition an impossibility.
2. Political parties formulate public regulations. each political
party fights the election to achieve its goals integrated in their
political manifesto. quickly after the election the majority party
forming the authorities seeks to formulate its rules of
administration on the idea of guarantees made within the election
manifesto. those rules are made keeping in mind the interest of
preferred public. The maximum essential goal at the back of
maximum rules remains the betterment of general situation. apart
from this, they make guidelines on countrywide safety, internal law
and order, and so on. except, each political party has its very own
ideology. it is assured that most people political party gets the
mandate of the citizens to put in force its own political programme.
3. Political events educate Public opinion. events in any gadget of
presidency teach, formulate and arrange public opinion.
additionally they help in the boom of the extent of political
attention of common residents, who in any other case don't have
any time to peruse and examine issues of the nation. The political
parties of their effort to come towards the human beings organise
public rallies, conferences, press conferences on essential issues
and make their views clear. The common people is made privy to
the economic, social, and political situation most of the people is
made aware about their balloting rights. This affords the common
human beings with an opportunity to analyse the professionals and
cons of various vital troubles. This technique ends in organise and
formulate public opinion on crucial issues. The not unusual folks
that in any other case don't have any time to dedicate to politics
immensely gain by using those conferences, and so on. and
understand specific aspects of the simple issues involved in
administration.
4. Political parties provide political balance. The political parties in
more than one manner unite, simplify and stabilised the political
method of the USA. The destabilising forces of localism,
regionalism, phase, interests and geographical conditions are
tackled by using political parties through making these parts in
their party ideology accordingly pacifying the disintegrating forces
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and inducing brotherly love. The political parties specifically
perform the features of ‘aggregation of interests’. besides the
political parties in a representative democracy play a superb role in
retaining the stableness with the aid of appearing their roles within
the legislature. the majority party paperwork the government and
the other small events in the competition.
The party in power has to conduct itself very responsibly. The
competition of political party keeps a near eye on the running of
the ruling party. because any unwise pass on their part might throw
it off the electricity and assist the competition (parties) to take over
the reins of administration. opposition no longer simply criticises
the authorities; it additionally offers an opportunity software and
opportunity government in the eventuality of any disaster within
the government. As such it contributes to the stability of the
government. as a result, healthful competition could be very critical
for the success of democracy.
5. It permits in the recruitment of leaders:: The critical function of
any political party is to recruit men of integrity, letters, action,
leadership to its fold as members and put together them for election
in destiny. due to the fact it is these participants of political parties
who propagate the parties ideologies, talk the burning problems
and preserve conferences and press conferences to mobilise public
aid. it's miles those leaders again who contest in the election and
form government if elected to electricity. Such leaders being drawn
from public existence are expected to recognise expectations of the
commonplace human beings and formulate public rules thus.
events constantly get recognition through their leaders.
II. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY:
Sampling method:
The sampling method followed in this paper is stratified random
sampling.
Sample size:
The sample size of the paper is 50.
People expectation on the functions of the political parties in
Tamilnadu.
Diagram 1:
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram, 68% of the people answered are 18-30
years and 14% answered are 31-45 years and the minority is 60
above.
Diagram 2:
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram 58% of the respondents are male and 42%
of the respondents are female.
DIAGRAM 3:
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram 49% of the people answered are living in
Urban area, 32% of them answered are living in Rural area and
19% of them answered are living in semi urban area.
Diagram 4:
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram 42% of them are students ,30% of them
are doing private service,14% of them are business owners and 2%
are unemployed or retired.
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DIAGRAM 5:
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram 61% of the respondents are
Undergraduate ,14% of them are higher secondary and 8% of them
post graduates.
DIAGRAM 6:
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram,29% of the people know 4-8 political
parties,29% of them know 2-4 political parties ,27% of them know
10-13 political parties and 15% of them know 8-10 political
parties.
DIAGRAM 7:
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram 26% told that Desiya murpoku dravida
kazhagam is alternative to DMK and ADMK ,24% of them directs
that Bharathiya Janata party and 13% of them direct that viduthalai
siruthaikal katchi and 4% of them directs that communist party.
DIAGRAM 8:
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram 80% of them answered doesn’t belong to
any political party and 20% of them answered belongs to the
political party.
DIAGRAM 9:
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram 30% of them directs that Dravida
munnetra kazhagam get low corruption,18% of them directs that
Desiya murpoku dravida kazhagam get low corruption and 5% of
them assumes that communist party.
DIAGRAM 10:
SOURCE:primary data
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From the above diagram 84% of the people want youngsters to be
involved in politics and 16% of them, don’t want youngsters to be
involved in politics.
DIAGRAM 11:
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram 83% of them answered accept that
political parties give bribes during election times and 17% of them
neglect that political parties will not give bribes during election
times.
DIAGRAM 12.
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram 88% of the respondents didn’t like the
current political party and 12% of them like the current political
party.
DIAGRAM 13.
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram 78% of the people want the liquor shops
to be banned and 22% of them, don’t want the liquor shops to be
banned.
DIAGRAM 14.
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram,56% of the respondents directs that
Dravida munnetra kazhagam has good future in Tamilnadu in
politics, 12% of them directs that All India Anna Dravida munnetra
kazhagam and 8% of them directs that Desiya murpoku dravida
kazhagam and communist party.
DIAGRAM 15
SOURCE:primary data
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From the above diagram 82% of them vote in election and 18% of
them will not vote in election.
DIAGRAM 16
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram 18% of the respondents will vote for the
same party in the election which they have already voted ,64% of
them may change their decision while voting and 18% of them will
vote for Nata.
DIAGRAM 17
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram 6% of them had participated in door to
door canvassing during election campaign,4% of them Attended
election meetings and contributed or collected money for the
political parties and 82% of them didn’t do any activities related
election or political parties.
DIAGRAM 18
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram 78% of them answered that candidates or
party workers will come to their house for asking votes during
election times and 22% of them answered that candidates or party
workers will not come to their houses during election times.
DIAGRAM 19
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram 26% of the people trust the central
government,21% of them trust state government and 19% of them
trust local politicians.
DIAGRAM 20
SOURCE:primary data
From the above diagram 44% of the respondents express that the
economic situation it Tamilnadu is bad, 38% of them direct that the
economic situation of Tamilnadu is very bad and 14% of them
direct that the economic situation of Tamilnadu is good.
DIAGRAM 21:
SOURCE:primary data
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From the above diagram,88% of the people expect that women’s
participation should be increased in political parties in Tamilnadu
and 12% of them don’t want women’s participation in political
parties to be increased.
DIAGRAM 22:
SOURCE: primary data
From the above diagram 45% of the people will vote in the favour
of candidate in which their leader belong and 55% of them will not
vote in the favour of the election in which their leader belong.
DIAGRAM 23:
SOURCE: primary data
From the above diagram 78% of the respondents will vote in the
election by seeing the qualities of candidates,18% of the
respondents will vote in favour of the political party and 2% of
them will vote by seeing the caste and religion of the candidates.
DIAGRAM 24:
SOURCE:Primary data
From the above diagram 42% of them answered that the education
system was developed in Tamilnadu by the political parties and
42% of them, direct that the education system was not developed
in Tamilnadu.
DIAGRAM 25:
SOURCE:Primary data
From the above diagram 54% of the people direct that they will
express express their views when government takes any decision
on any issue and 48% of them direct that they will not express their
views.
DIAGRAM 26
SOURCE:Primary data
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From the above diagram,44% of them had taken part in protest or
march or demonstrations and 56% of them didn’t taken parted in
any march or protest or demonstrations.
DIAGRAM 27:
SOURCE: primary data
From the above diagram 20% of the respondents think that the
politicians are not truth according to them and 80% of them think
that them politicians are not truth to them.
DIAGRAM 28:
SOURCE: primary data
From the above diagram 49% of the people believe that Tamilnadu
is developing because of political parties and 51% of them assume
that Tamilnadu is not developing.
III. FINDINGS:
From this survey ,27% of the people knows more than 10 political
parties and 29% of them know 4 to 8 political parties.From their
view 26% of them direct Desiya murpoku dravida kazhagam and
24% of them direct Bharathiya janata party are alternatives to
dravida munnetra kazhagam and All India Anna Dravida munnetra
kazhagam because they thought that those parties has major
powers in Tamilnadu politics like dravida munnetra kazhagam and
All India Anna Dravida munnetra kazhagam.In this survey the 80%
of majority people doesn’t belong to any political parties and 20%
of minority belong to political parties.And 30% of them assume
that according to them dravida munnetra kazhagam gets low
corruption and 18%of them points that Desiya murpoku dravida
kazhagam gets low corruption.And 84% of them want youngsters
to be involved in politics and 16% of them opposes for the
youngsters to be involved in politics because they thought that in
politics much experience is much needed and the majority of them
wants youngsters in politics because if they take parted in politics
they will introduce many new schemes and will interpret new
thoughts.Many 83% of people initiates that most of the political
parties are giving bribes during election times.The majority of 88%
of people doesn’t like the current political party ,only 12% of
people like the current political party.And most 78% of them want
the liquor shops must be closed in Tamilnadu which affects the life
of the people and 22% of them doesn’t want the political parties to
be closed.And 56% of respondents thought that Dravida munnetra
kazhagam has good future in politics in Tamilnadu and 12% of
them assumes that congress party has good future in Tamilnadu
because they thought that they will do many things favours to the
people in the state of Tamilnadu.Most 89% of respondents will
vote in the elections and 18% of them doesn’t have voting right.on
the day of voting 18% of them will vote for the same political party
which they have already voted frequently and 64%of people
decisions in their voting may change and 18% of them will vote for
Nate because they doesn’t have faith in any political parties for
ruling the state as organised and integrated. 82% of the people
doesn’t have involved in any political related activities because
they don’t have interest in doing political activities and 6% of them
have participated in door to door canvassing to make awareness of
people to vote in election and to participate in politics and 82% of
the people doesn’t involved in any activities related to election .In
order to the survey 78% of people, most of the political parties will
come to their houses by asking votes and 22% of them direct that
the candidates will not come to their house by asking votes. In their
view 13% of respondents credit only the government officers and
19%of them credits local politician and 28% of the people credit
central government .44% of people assumes that the economic
situation of the Tamilnadu state was bad,so it should be increased
as much possible by the political parties by implementing new
schemes.The majority of 88% of the respondents direct that women
participation must be increased in politics because they are also
having a greater capacity and knowledge like men to take part in
politics.45% of the people vote in the election in favour of
candidate and 55% of them will not vote in the favour of the
candidates.while voting 78% of respondents will vote in the
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election by seeing the qualities of candidate so they will make the
state prosperous and 18% of them vote in the favour of political
party. 58% of them direct that education system was not developed
in Tamilnadu by the political parties and 42% of them accepts that
education system was developed in Tamilnadu by the political
parties.If government takes any decision on any issue 54% of them
will express their views regarding the government decision and
46% of them will not express their views because they are
frightening that if they expressed their views they will be affected
by that in any illegal manner.Most of 56% of people had not taken
part in a protest,march,or demonstrations and 44% of them had
taken place in the protests,march and demonstrations.80% of the
people thought that the politicians are not truth in politics and 20.%
of them assume that politicians are truth in politics.The majority
51% of people direct that Tamilnadu is not developing because of
political parties and 49% of them accept that political parties is
developing in Tamilnadu.
IV. CONCLUSION:
According to this survey,from the people’s point of view
the political parties should not give money to people during
elections and should not do corruption in any ways.And majority of
them tells that Tamilnadu is not much as developed so it must be
developed economically, socially and so on.And the education
quality must be enhanced and many educational related schemes
can also be implemented to improve the quality of education .And
the liquor shops should be reduced to save the life of the people’s
who are addicted to it.In my point of view fresh politicians should
participate in upcoming election.They should not get bribes on any
situation.They should implement schemes for people’s benefit,and
the schemes must be easily approachable for the people.Even
though the schemes are implemented for the people’s welfare, it is
the duty of every citizen of the state to follow it and support it
.Then only it cherrishes the politicians to implement new plans.The
above changes may change the development of the state upside
down in all departments.
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  • 1. International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication ISSN: 2321-8169 Volume: 5 Issue: 12 37 – 44 _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 37 IJRITCC | December 2017, Available @ http://www.ijritcc.org _______________________________________________________________________________________ A Study on the Role of Political Parties in Tamilnadu Sowmya. S Co-author: Dr. D. Vezhaventhan, Assistant Professor Saveetha School of Law, Saveetha University STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM: The political parties are missing inner democracy which keeps many perspective leaders deprived of their rights.some political parties indulge in the use of money and muscle power for winning elections.The use of money and muscle power hamper development and it is against the spirit of democracy .And many peoples are also accepting the bribe which is given by a political party to win the election. __________________________________________________*****_________________________________________________ I. INTRODUCTION: A political party is an alliance of like-minded those who paintings collectively to win elections and control of the authorities. Political parties compete in opposition to each other for political strength and for the potential to place their philosophies and regulations into effect. Many citizens show party identification, despite the fact that they do not officially belong to a party. So a voter may declare to be a Democrat, even though she does no longer pay dues, maintain a membership card, or technically belong to that political party . different electorate see themselves as independents: those voters do no longer belonging to any political party and they willingly vote for the nice candidate regardless of that character’s party identification association.In this paper Iam going to political parties role and functions for the people’s development.And what are all the outcomes in which people expect from the political parties. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY: 1.To analyse the functions of political parties in Tamilnadu with reference to the public opinion. 2.To study the role of political parties for the people’s development 3.To analyse about the people’s expectation that how should a political party function for the enhancement of the state. HYPOTHESIS: The role of political parties and their functions in Tamilnadu. NULL HYPOTHESIS: There is no significant difference in the role of political parties and their functions in Tamilnadu. ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESIS : There is significant difference in the role of political parties and their functions in Tamilnadu. FUNCTIONS OF POLITICAL PARTIES: 1. It makes the working of parliamentary authorities possible. A parliament consists of the representatives of the humans. The political events organise these representatives on party traces. The citizens chooses their representatives on the basis of their party affiliation. The party which receives most of the people of votes bureaucracy the authorities and runs the kingdom and the opposite events inside the legislature represent the opposition and try to discover fault with the authorities, therefore making it extra accountable. inside the absence of political parties, the elected representatives may work at pass functions simply making the formation of a central authority or competition an impossibility. 2. Political parties formulate public regulations. each political party fights the election to achieve its goals integrated in their political manifesto. quickly after the election the majority party forming the authorities seeks to formulate its rules of administration on the idea of guarantees made within the election manifesto. those rules are made keeping in mind the interest of preferred public. The maximum essential goal at the back of maximum rules remains the betterment of general situation. apart from this, they make guidelines on countrywide safety, internal law and order, and so on. except, each political party has its very own ideology. it is assured that most people political party gets the mandate of the citizens to put in force its own political programme. 3. Political events educate Public opinion. events in any gadget of presidency teach, formulate and arrange public opinion. additionally they help in the boom of the extent of political attention of common residents, who in any other case don't have any time to peruse and examine issues of the nation. The political parties of their effort to come towards the human beings organise public rallies, conferences, press conferences on essential issues and make their views clear. The common people is made privy to the economic, social, and political situation most of the people is made aware about their balloting rights. This affords the common human beings with an opportunity to analyse the professionals and cons of various vital troubles. This technique ends in organise and formulate public opinion on crucial issues. The not unusual folks that in any other case don't have any time to dedicate to politics immensely gain by using those conferences, and so on. and understand specific aspects of the simple issues involved in administration. 4. Political parties provide political balance. The political parties in more than one manner unite, simplify and stabilised the political method of the USA. The destabilising forces of localism, regionalism, phase, interests and geographical conditions are tackled by using political parties through making these parts in their party ideology accordingly pacifying the disintegrating forces
  • 2. International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication ISSN: 2321-8169 Volume: 5 Issue: 12 37 – 44 _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 38 IJRITCC | December 2017, Available @ http://www.ijritcc.org _______________________________________________________________________________________ and inducing brotherly love. The political parties specifically perform the features of ‘aggregation of interests’. besides the political parties in a representative democracy play a superb role in retaining the stableness with the aid of appearing their roles within the legislature. the majority party paperwork the government and the other small events in the competition. The party in power has to conduct itself very responsibly. The competition of political party keeps a near eye on the running of the ruling party. because any unwise pass on their part might throw it off the electricity and assist the competition (parties) to take over the reins of administration. opposition no longer simply criticises the authorities; it additionally offers an opportunity software and opportunity government in the eventuality of any disaster within the government. As such it contributes to the stability of the government. as a result, healthful competition could be very critical for the success of democracy. 5. It permits in the recruitment of leaders:: The critical function of any political party is to recruit men of integrity, letters, action, leadership to its fold as members and put together them for election in destiny. due to the fact it is these participants of political parties who propagate the parties ideologies, talk the burning problems and preserve conferences and press conferences to mobilise public aid. it's miles those leaders again who contest in the election and form government if elected to electricity. Such leaders being drawn from public existence are expected to recognise expectations of the commonplace human beings and formulate public rules thus. events constantly get recognition through their leaders. II. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY: Sampling method: The sampling method followed in this paper is stratified random sampling. Sample size: The sample size of the paper is 50. People expectation on the functions of the political parties in Tamilnadu. Diagram 1: SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram, 68% of the people answered are 18-30 years and 14% answered are 31-45 years and the minority is 60 above. Diagram 2: SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram 58% of the respondents are male and 42% of the respondents are female. DIAGRAM 3: SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram 49% of the people answered are living in Urban area, 32% of them answered are living in Rural area and 19% of them answered are living in semi urban area. Diagram 4: SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram 42% of them are students ,30% of them are doing private service,14% of them are business owners and 2% are unemployed or retired.
  • 3. International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication ISSN: 2321-8169 Volume: 5 Issue: 12 37 – 44 _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 39 IJRITCC | December 2017, Available @ http://www.ijritcc.org _______________________________________________________________________________________ DIAGRAM 5: SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram 61% of the respondents are Undergraduate ,14% of them are higher secondary and 8% of them post graduates. DIAGRAM 6: SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram,29% of the people know 4-8 political parties,29% of them know 2-4 political parties ,27% of them know 10-13 political parties and 15% of them know 8-10 political parties. DIAGRAM 7: SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram 26% told that Desiya murpoku dravida kazhagam is alternative to DMK and ADMK ,24% of them directs that Bharathiya Janata party and 13% of them direct that viduthalai siruthaikal katchi and 4% of them directs that communist party. DIAGRAM 8: SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram 80% of them answered doesn’t belong to any political party and 20% of them answered belongs to the political party. DIAGRAM 9: SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram 30% of them directs that Dravida munnetra kazhagam get low corruption,18% of them directs that Desiya murpoku dravida kazhagam get low corruption and 5% of them assumes that communist party. DIAGRAM 10: SOURCE:primary data
  • 4. International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication ISSN: 2321-8169 Volume: 5 Issue: 12 37 – 44 _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 40 IJRITCC | December 2017, Available @ http://www.ijritcc.org _______________________________________________________________________________________ From the above diagram 84% of the people want youngsters to be involved in politics and 16% of them, don’t want youngsters to be involved in politics. DIAGRAM 11: SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram 83% of them answered accept that political parties give bribes during election times and 17% of them neglect that political parties will not give bribes during election times. DIAGRAM 12. SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram 88% of the respondents didn’t like the current political party and 12% of them like the current political party. DIAGRAM 13. SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram 78% of the people want the liquor shops to be banned and 22% of them, don’t want the liquor shops to be banned. DIAGRAM 14. SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram,56% of the respondents directs that Dravida munnetra kazhagam has good future in Tamilnadu in politics, 12% of them directs that All India Anna Dravida munnetra kazhagam and 8% of them directs that Desiya murpoku dravida kazhagam and communist party. DIAGRAM 15 SOURCE:primary data
  • 5. International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication ISSN: 2321-8169 Volume: 5 Issue: 12 37 – 44 _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 41 IJRITCC | December 2017, Available @ http://www.ijritcc.org _______________________________________________________________________________________ From the above diagram 82% of them vote in election and 18% of them will not vote in election. DIAGRAM 16 SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram 18% of the respondents will vote for the same party in the election which they have already voted ,64% of them may change their decision while voting and 18% of them will vote for Nata. DIAGRAM 17 SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram 6% of them had participated in door to door canvassing during election campaign,4% of them Attended election meetings and contributed or collected money for the political parties and 82% of them didn’t do any activities related election or political parties. DIAGRAM 18 SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram 78% of them answered that candidates or party workers will come to their house for asking votes during election times and 22% of them answered that candidates or party workers will not come to their houses during election times. DIAGRAM 19 SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram 26% of the people trust the central government,21% of them trust state government and 19% of them trust local politicians. DIAGRAM 20 SOURCE:primary data From the above diagram 44% of the respondents express that the economic situation it Tamilnadu is bad, 38% of them direct that the economic situation of Tamilnadu is very bad and 14% of them direct that the economic situation of Tamilnadu is good. DIAGRAM 21: SOURCE:primary data
  • 6. International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication ISSN: 2321-8169 Volume: 5 Issue: 12 37 – 44 _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 42 IJRITCC | December 2017, Available @ http://www.ijritcc.org _______________________________________________________________________________________ From the above diagram,88% of the people expect that women’s participation should be increased in political parties in Tamilnadu and 12% of them don’t want women’s participation in political parties to be increased. DIAGRAM 22: SOURCE: primary data From the above diagram 45% of the people will vote in the favour of candidate in which their leader belong and 55% of them will not vote in the favour of the election in which their leader belong. DIAGRAM 23: SOURCE: primary data From the above diagram 78% of the respondents will vote in the election by seeing the qualities of candidates,18% of the respondents will vote in favour of the political party and 2% of them will vote by seeing the caste and religion of the candidates. DIAGRAM 24: SOURCE:Primary data From the above diagram 42% of them answered that the education system was developed in Tamilnadu by the political parties and 42% of them, direct that the education system was not developed in Tamilnadu. DIAGRAM 25: SOURCE:Primary data From the above diagram 54% of the people direct that they will express express their views when government takes any decision on any issue and 48% of them direct that they will not express their views. DIAGRAM 26 SOURCE:Primary data
  • 7. International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication ISSN: 2321-8169 Volume: 5 Issue: 12 37 – 44 _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 43 IJRITCC | December 2017, Available @ http://www.ijritcc.org _______________________________________________________________________________________ From the above diagram,44% of them had taken part in protest or march or demonstrations and 56% of them didn’t taken parted in any march or protest or demonstrations. DIAGRAM 27: SOURCE: primary data From the above diagram 20% of the respondents think that the politicians are not truth according to them and 80% of them think that them politicians are not truth to them. DIAGRAM 28: SOURCE: primary data From the above diagram 49% of the people believe that Tamilnadu is developing because of political parties and 51% of them assume that Tamilnadu is not developing. III. FINDINGS: From this survey ,27% of the people knows more than 10 political parties and 29% of them know 4 to 8 political parties.From their view 26% of them direct Desiya murpoku dravida kazhagam and 24% of them direct Bharathiya janata party are alternatives to dravida munnetra kazhagam and All India Anna Dravida munnetra kazhagam because they thought that those parties has major powers in Tamilnadu politics like dravida munnetra kazhagam and All India Anna Dravida munnetra kazhagam.In this survey the 80% of majority people doesn’t belong to any political parties and 20% of minority belong to political parties.And 30% of them assume that according to them dravida munnetra kazhagam gets low corruption and 18%of them points that Desiya murpoku dravida kazhagam gets low corruption.And 84% of them want youngsters to be involved in politics and 16% of them opposes for the youngsters to be involved in politics because they thought that in politics much experience is much needed and the majority of them wants youngsters in politics because if they take parted in politics they will introduce many new schemes and will interpret new thoughts.Many 83% of people initiates that most of the political parties are giving bribes during election times.The majority of 88% of people doesn’t like the current political party ,only 12% of people like the current political party.And most 78% of them want the liquor shops must be closed in Tamilnadu which affects the life of the people and 22% of them doesn’t want the political parties to be closed.And 56% of respondents thought that Dravida munnetra kazhagam has good future in politics in Tamilnadu and 12% of them assumes that congress party has good future in Tamilnadu because they thought that they will do many things favours to the people in the state of Tamilnadu.Most 89% of respondents will vote in the elections and 18% of them doesn’t have voting right.on the day of voting 18% of them will vote for the same political party which they have already voted frequently and 64%of people decisions in their voting may change and 18% of them will vote for Nate because they doesn’t have faith in any political parties for ruling the state as organised and integrated. 82% of the people doesn’t have involved in any political related activities because they don’t have interest in doing political activities and 6% of them have participated in door to door canvassing to make awareness of people to vote in election and to participate in politics and 82% of the people doesn’t involved in any activities related to election .In order to the survey 78% of people, most of the political parties will come to their houses by asking votes and 22% of them direct that the candidates will not come to their house by asking votes. In their view 13% of respondents credit only the government officers and 19%of them credits local politician and 28% of the people credit central government .44% of people assumes that the economic situation of the Tamilnadu state was bad,so it should be increased as much possible by the political parties by implementing new schemes.The majority of 88% of the respondents direct that women participation must be increased in politics because they are also having a greater capacity and knowledge like men to take part in politics.45% of the people vote in the election in favour of candidate and 55% of them will not vote in the favour of the candidates.while voting 78% of respondents will vote in the
  • 8. International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication ISSN: 2321-8169 Volume: 5 Issue: 12 37 – 44 _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 44 IJRITCC | December 2017, Available @ http://www.ijritcc.org _______________________________________________________________________________________ election by seeing the qualities of candidate so they will make the state prosperous and 18% of them vote in the favour of political party. 58% of them direct that education system was not developed in Tamilnadu by the political parties and 42% of them accepts that education system was developed in Tamilnadu by the political parties.If government takes any decision on any issue 54% of them will express their views regarding the government decision and 46% of them will not express their views because they are frightening that if they expressed their views they will be affected by that in any illegal manner.Most of 56% of people had not taken part in a protest,march,or demonstrations and 44% of them had taken place in the protests,march and demonstrations.80% of the people thought that the politicians are not truth in politics and 20.% of them assume that politicians are truth in politics.The majority 51% of people direct that Tamilnadu is not developing because of political parties and 49% of them accept that political parties is developing in Tamilnadu. IV. CONCLUSION: According to this survey,from the people’s point of view the political parties should not give money to people during elections and should not do corruption in any ways.And majority of them tells that Tamilnadu is not much as developed so it must be developed economically, socially and so on.And the education quality must be enhanced and many educational related schemes can also be implemented to improve the quality of education .And the liquor shops should be reduced to save the life of the people’s who are addicted to it.In my point of view fresh politicians should participate in upcoming election.They should not get bribes on any situation.They should implement schemes for people’s benefit,and the schemes must be easily approachable for the people.Even though the schemes are implemented for the people’s welfare, it is the duty of every citizen of the state to follow it and support it .Then only it cherrishes the politicians to implement new plans.The above changes may change the development of the state upside down in all departments. REFERENCE: [1] Dynamics of Tamilnadu in Sri Lankan Ethnicity written by Ganapathy Palanithurai, k.Mohanasundaram [2] political parties and democracy written by Larry diamond and Richard Gunther [3] party system change in south India written by political entrepreneurs ,patterns and process [4] political parties and party system written by Varinder Grover [5] Why regional political parties written by Adam Ziegfeld [6] political and social change and Women in India written by Mamta Chandrashekhar [7] Globalisation and domestic politics : parties ,Elections and public opinion written by Jack vowles ,Georgia’s Xezonakis [8] political parties and Elections: Legislating for Representative Democracy Written by Anika Gauhar [9] political parties , Interest groups , and Elections written by Britannica Educational publishing [10] Election promises ,party behaviour and voter perceptions written by E.Naurin [11] participatory pathways :people’s participation in development Initiatives written by Balakrishnan and Rajiv [12] political parties:A sociological study of the oligarchical Tendencies of Modern Democracy written by Dr.Robert Michele [13] party politics written by Mycron wiener [14] political parties in India : Formation,superintendence, electoral Alliances and coalition written by Hardback [15] Handbook of politics in Indian states : Region, parties ,and economic Reforms written by Hardback and Sudha Pai [16] Why ethnic parties succeed : patronage and ethnic Head counts in India written by Kanchana Chandra [17] Elite parties ,poor voters: How social services win votes in India written by Tariq Tarchel [18] India’s 2009 Elections. Coalition politics ,party competition and congress continuity Written by Paul Wallace [19] Democracy without associations : Transformation of the party system and social cleavages in India written by Pradeep k.chibber [20] Ideology and politics of ruling parties in India written by Rekha chowdhary