Discussion of “One Nation, One Election” in India is no longer a matter of academic interest concerning calendar of elections. It is now firmly entrenched in the realms of constitution-making, federalism and the practice of parliamentary democracy. Proponents of ONOE talk of an India with less electioneering and more governance. They argue that holding repeated ...

The opposition parties around the nation are seething with anger against the BJP government’s “One Nation, One Election” bill (consisting of 11 recommendations) which has been approved by the Union Cabinet. The bill will be tabled in the parliament on December 13 and 14, for which PM Modi expects all the members of the house ...

There is no doubt that India is the largest democracy in the world. But it is also true that the country loses thousands of crores for its consistent elections. Today is a very important day for being an Indian citizen. I’m saying this as a significant meeting is taking place in Delhi to discuss the ...

The BJP is pushing ahead with its buzzword “One Nation, One Election”, with the central government  forming a committee to look into the possibility of holding one election in the country. And this will be the first time a former president – in this case, Ram Nath Kovind will head the committee. However, critics believe ...