Politics of Election Reforms in India

Politics of Election Reforms in IndiaThe Politics of Election Reforms in India covers a wide area of elections in India ranging from 1951 52 when the first General Election were held to the by elections held in June 1988. An analytical and comparative approach has been adopted to discuss the various elections. The study embodies a discussion on the organisation and functions of the Election Commission of India, direct and indirect elections so far held in India as well as the electoral

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how to discipline them and make them pursue developmental objectives

The Panchayti Raj institutions began to be gradually democratised in structure and were empowered to undertake increasing duties and responsibilities for local affairs