class 10 sst regional parties ppt

1. Regional Parties
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2. What are Regional Parties?
Political parties that are regional are not necessarily
regionalist parties. A "regional party" is any political
party with its base in a single region, whatever its
objectives and platform may be, whereas "regionalist"
parties are a subset of regional parties that specifically
campaign for greater autonomy or independence in
their region.

3. Regional Parties around the World
Canada
Ministers chosen by the prime minister
and appointed by the governor general
to lead various ministries and
agencies, generally with regional
representation. Traditionally most, if
not all, cabinet ministers will be
members of the leader's own party.
India
India has a multi-party system, where
there are a number of national as well
as regional parties. A regional party
may gain a majority and rule a
particular state. If a party is
represented in more than 4 states, it
would be labelled a national party.
Out of the 72 years of India's
independence, India has been ruled
by the Congress party for 53 years as
of January 2020.
South Africa
The NCOP provides equal representation to South Africa's nine
provinces and its approval is required for laws that affect South
Africa's provinces and cultural communities. Whereas the National
Assembly is elected by party proportional representation, the
NCOP is elected by the legislatures of each province.

4. Regional Parties in India
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Generally operates within a
specific state or specific region.
Its electoral base is limited to a
single region. It articulates regional interests
and identifies itself with a
particular cultural, religious,
linguistic or ethnic group.
It focuses on local or regional
issues and aims to capture
political power at the state
level. It has no inclination to
expand and control the central
government.
It is primarily concerned with
exploiting the local resources of
discontent or preserving a
variety of primordial demands
based on language, caste or
community or region.

5. Janata Dal (JD(U))
Janata Dal (United) abbreviated as JD(U) is eastern and north-
eastern India political party. It is recognised as a state party in the
states of Bihar , Arunachal Pradesh and Manipur and is a part
of government in Bihar. It won 16 seats in the 2019 Indian general
election, making it the seventh largest party in the Lok Sabha.
Leader
Lalan Singh. He is National party president of JDU. He was also
the former JD Bihar unit President.
States found in
Bihar

6. Shiv Sena Party
Shiv Sena is a right-wing Marathi regionalist and Hindu
ultranationalist political party in India founded in 1966.
Leaders
Bal Thackeray, was an Indian politician who founded the Shiv
Sena now his son Uddhav Thackeray is the president of Shiv
Sena.
States Found in
Maharashtra

7. Done By Group 5
Members:
• Vidushi
• Tanmay
• Srijan
• Aarush
• Neha
• Ayesha
• Keerthi