Sate of democracy in Northeast India: A study of Manipur India: The mother of democracy
By: Singh, N.B. and Meetel, N.B
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BookPublisher: The Indian Journal of Political Science Description: 84(4), Oct-Dec, 2023: p.729-738.Subject(s): Democracy, political change, India, largest democracy, Northeast India, diversity, governance, federalism, ethnic communities, representation, microcosm, socio-political dynamics, electoral politics, cultural diversity, democratic evolution| Item type | Current location | Call number | Vol info | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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The nature of democracy, of late has changed across the globe. India, the largest democracy in the world, is no exception to that. Within India, the northeast region can be considered as a microcosm of the entire country as it inhabits diverse communities. Whin the region, each state is computed of tens of diverse communities. The evolving nature of democracy is a global phenomenon, reflecting shifting political, social, and technological landscapes. India, as the largest democracy, has witnessed significant transformations, especially in governance models and electoral practices. The Northeast region serves as an intricate microcosm of India’s diversity, where political decisions must accommodate the interests of numerous communities.
In this context, maintaining democratic integrity while addressing regional complexities remains a challenge. Representation and inclusivity are crucial, as each state in the Northeast comprises a multitude of ethnic groups, each with distinct identities and aspirations. The way democracy unfolds in such an environment speaks to India’s broader democratic evolution.– Reproduced


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