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Subba Rao is a middle-class Indian man who struggles with lack of access to healthcare and education for his children, and uses poor public transportation despite influencing politics. He and many other Indians are caught between mainstream parties focused on power and spending heavily on elections, and the Loksatta party which promises reform through democratic process and 50 guarantees to improve living standards. Subba Rao must decide whether to vote for traditional parties pursuing short-term gains, or Loksatta which aims to establish new political culture centered on citizens through policies like equal opportunities.
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1. The document discusses various aspects of electoral politics in India such as the importance of elections, features of democratic elections, and the Indian election system.
2. It provides details on Chaudhary Devi Lal who started a movement called "Nyaya Yudh" in Haryana and formed the Lok Dal party that went on to win elections in 1987 by promising loan waivers.
3. The key aspects of the Indian election system discussed include general, by, and midterm elections, electoral constituencies, reserved constituencies, voters' lists, nomination of candidates, and polling and counting procedures.
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The term democracy is derived from the Greek words, demos and Kratos, the former meaning the people and the latter power. Democracy thus means power of the people. It is now regarded as a form of government in which the people rule themselves either directly or indirectly through their representatives. In the words of President Abraham Lincoln, “Democracy is a government of the people, by the people and for the people”. According to Bryce, “Democracy is that form of government in which the ruling power of a state is legally vested, not in any particular class or classes but in the members of the community as a whole”.
But what is the present status of democracy in our country???..
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What is the reason for this???..
Electoral Politics.pptx
1. The document discusses various aspects of electoral politics and elections in India such as the election process, types of elections, constituencies, and what makes Indian elections democratic.
2. It provides details on the career of Chaudhary Devi Lal who started a movement for justice in Haryana and formed the Lok Dal party that went on to win elections.
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This document discusses various aspects of electoral politics and elections in India. It begins by outlining the key topics covered, which include the election process, types of elections in India (general, by-elections, midterm), and challenges to free and fair elections. It then provides details on India's election system including electoral constituencies, reserved constituencies, the voter list, nomination of candidates, and campaigning. It argues that Indian elections can be considered democratic due to universal adult suffrage, electoral choice, and regular elections conducted in a free and fair manner by an independent Election Commission.
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This document discusses electoral politics and elections in India. It explains that elections are necessary for people to choose their representatives and change them periodically. It outlines what makes elections democratic, including that all people can vote, parties can contest freely, and elections are held regularly. It then describes India's election procedure, including constituency demarcation, voting lists, nomination papers, campaigning, voting in booths, counting ballots, and the winner being the candidate with the most votes. It discusses merits of universal adult franchise like equal political rights for all, and demerits like illiterate voters not voting properly and poor voters selling votes. Finally, it outlines challenges for Indian elections like money influencing results and criminal candidates.
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