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Rajat Kumar

1 year ago

How have coalition politics impacted policymaking and governance in modern India since the 1990s?

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SRM

Sid Ram Mutti
1 year ago

Since the 1990s, coalition politics have become a norm in Indian governance. This has significantly impacted policymaking, often leading to a fragmented agenda as multiple political parties, each with differing priorities, need to be appeased. However, it has also fostered a culture of negotiation and compromise, which can be seen in the formulation of policies that cater to a wider section of the population. Examples include the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and the Right to Information (RTI) Act, both of which were passed with broad political support. These policies reflect the complex interplay of various political forces in India's vibrant democracy.

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RK

Rajat Kumar
1 year ago

Thank you for the insightful answer and the resources provided.
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RB

Rajiv Banerjee
1 year ago

This is a crucial aspect of our political system! Looking forward to more discussions on this topic.
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APM

Aadil Pratap Mohabir
1 year ago

I believe that while coalition politics makes decision-making complex, it is still a sign of a healthy, functioning democracy.
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RRC

Raj Ram Chakrabarti
1 year ago

Excellent question. This has been a subject of debate for policy analysts for years now.
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OD

Olivia Daniel
1 year ago

The answer very elegantly sums up the shifts in policymaking due to coalition politics. Thanks for sharing.
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JAB

Jawahar Akshay Baria
1 year ago

Coalition politics has indeed reshaped the way parties align on various issues. Great query.
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