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Policies are the principle or course of action proposed or implemented by the government. They shape laws. The major objective of our government after independence has mainly been the development of the country and community and also security has always been an important concern. We are in the 74th year of our Independence and are currently considered among rapidly growing economies in the world. We have attained excellence in many key areas such as infrastructure development, information, technology, etc.

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Government Policies - A threat to Democracy? Policies are the principle or course of action proposed or implemented by the government. They shape laws. The major objective of our government after independence has mainly been the development of the country and community and also security has always been an important concern. We are in the 74th....

Accountability is the quality of accepting own mistakes and being answerable to your actions or in-actions, it is especially an obligation or willingness to accept responsibility for one's activity. Accountability is essential for society as without it, it would be difficult to get people assume ownership of their own actions. An example of accountability is when an employ admits the mistakes he/she made on the project.

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Accountability - A Path to Good Governance Accountability is the quality of accepting own mistakes and being answerable to your actions or in-actions, it is especially an obligation or willingness to accept responsibility for one's activity. Accountability is essential for society as without it, it would be difficult to get people assume own...

Challenges to Democracy

India is a country full of diversities, be it linguistic, cultural or religious. At the time of Independence, there were many problems. Today significant changes have taken place in almost every walk of life and our nation is moving ahead. But still, there are many prevailing challenges that are hampering the smooth functioning of our democracy.

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India: A Democratic Nation - Much Remains To Be Done India got its independence in an environment full of hostility which posed a great threat and a challenge to the newborn nation. It was predicted by many political analysts that Indian democracy will not survive much longer. However, living up to its strong commitments to the principles of democracy...

Winston Churchill, an unapologetic imperialist believed that India could never become a nation and should remain under the British Rule. During the discussion of Independence Bill in British Parliament in 1947, he remarked “Power will go to the hands of rascals, rogues, freebooters; all Indian leaders will be of low caliber & men of straw. They will have sweet tongues and silly hearts. They will fight amongst themselves for power and India will be lost in political squabbles. A day would come when even air and water would be taxed in India.”

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Republic Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru unfurled our Indian Tricolor for the first time on Jan 1930 at Lahore and declared Purna Swaraj i.e., independence

India stands on top with 356 million people as the country with the world's largest youth population but still, our political field is somehow facing a shortage of enthusiasm and young talent. The question is why the number of youth participation is so low in politics when they are achieving milestones in all other spheres of life and emerging as leaders in various other fields.

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Youth in Politics – The Vital Change There are many factors that can be held responsible for swaying the youth of our country away from the current politics of India, such as co

Psychologist says “Women educated, house educated”, because female education in believed to promote quality and quantity of children education. But due to social and economic forces the position of women in Indian politics have remained low. However, in the last few decades there has been a consistent increase in the number of women aspiring to get seats in Lok Sabha. The need of an hour for a country like India is to have equal participation of women in political activity, deconstruct the stereotypes, establish a positive enabling environment, so that they stand up on their own with their own inborn strength.

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Women in Indian Politics – the struggle continues Women constitute half of the world’s population yet they do not even make quarter of the membership in the national parliaments all around

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Come, let's make Politics a Mission & less of a Profession.

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