Description

This book examines the political processes and institutions that shape contemporary India, offering a detailed analysis of the dynamics of Indian politics. It covers the evolution of India’s political system, the role of political parties, electoral processes, and the functioning of the Indian Parliament and judiciary. The book also explores the challenges faced by Indian democracy, including issues of social inequality, regionalism, secularism, and corruption, while addressing the impact of globalization and economic reforms on politics. Through an examination of key political movements, electoral strategies, and policy debates, it provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of how political power is exercised in modern India. Ideal for students of political science and public administration, this book encourages critical analysis of the evolving political landscape and equips readers with the tools to better understand the complexities of India’s democratic governance in a rapidly changing world.