Future Of Democracy In India
FUTURE OF DEMOCRACY IN INDIA
“Democracy is more a way of life than a form of government.” – Abraham Lincoln. The framers of Indian Democracy would have never thought that one day their brainchild would be the largest Democracy in world. After World War II all the countries which gained independence and became democratic along with India have either turned into dictatorship or come under army rule. Ever since India, achieved freedom, it has emerged as a vibrant democracy. An Indian’s pride, our democracy has been setting examples across the globe. It’s the strength of our democracy that every nation in the world, regardless of minor issues, wants to make India its partner.
A long process of history has made India a gigantic motherland of many races, tribes, linguistic groups and religious communities which exhibits a fascinating mosaic of racial intermingling of cultural intermingling. The future of democracy in India however depends on the ability of people to preserve its root and strengthen the system through constant effort. Our democracy has given equal opportunities to all its 122 crore population. Nobody either in the government or outside the government is bound and neither is free against the interest of our system. The above line emphasize on the latent strength that our democracy possesses. For instance, the Executive - President is the Head of the Nation, Supreme commander of armed forces is indirectly at the interest of the Legislature which in turn is kept in check by the Judiciary which is again answerable to the Legislature.
The coming of 21st century saw India as a democracy expanding its reach beyond the horizon. This can be easily observed that after 60 years of
“Democracy is more a way of life than a form of government.” – Abraham Lincoln. The framers of Indian Democracy would have never thought that one day their brainchild would be the largest Democracy in world. After World War II all the countries which gained independence and became democratic along with India have either turned into dictatorship or come under army rule. Ever since India, achieved freedom, it has emerged as a vibrant democracy. An Indian’s pride, our democracy has been setting examples across the globe. It’s the strength of our democracy that every nation in the world, regardless of minor issues, wants to make India its partner.
A long process of history has made India a gigantic motherland of many races, tribes, linguistic groups and religious communities which exhibits a fascinating mosaic of racial intermingling of cultural intermingling. The future of democracy in India however depends on the ability of people to preserve its root and strengthen the system through constant effort. Our democracy has given equal opportunities to all its 122 crore population. Nobody either in the government or outside the government is bound and neither is free against the interest of our system. The above line emphasize on the latent strength that our democracy possesses. For instance, the Executive - President is the Head of the Nation, Supreme commander of armed forces is indirectly at the interest of the Legislature which in turn is kept in check by the Judiciary which is again answerable to the Legislature.
The coming of 21st century saw India as a democracy expanding its reach beyond the horizon. This can be easily observed that after 60 years of