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Simultaneous elections refer to holding elections to the Lok Sabha, State Legislative Assemblies, and local bodies at the same time across the country. While this idea is seen as a way to reduce election costs and administrative burden, it poses several challenges that can affect the democratic process in India. Logistical and Administrative Challenges: India’s vast size and population make it very difficult to conduct elections for all levels of government at once. Availability of adequate security forces, electronic vot ...more

How might replacing MGNREGA impact rural employment and state finances?

A bill to replace MGNREGA has faced criticism, particularly about increased burden on States. I want
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The decision to allow 100% Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the insurance sector marks a significant policy shift in India. This move is expected to bring substantial changes to the insurance industry, impacting economic growth, job creation, and consumer protection. Economic Growth Increased capital inflow: Full FDI will attract more foreign capital, strengthening the financial base of insurance companies. Expansion of the sector: With more funds, insurance companies can expand operations, reach untapped markets, and int ...more
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Simultaneous elections refer to holding elections to the Lok Sabha and all State Legislative Assemblies at the same time. While this idea aims to reduce election expenditure and policy paralysis, its implementation faces several practical and constitutional challenges. 1. Constitutional and Legal Challenges: Current terms of State Assemblies and Lok Sabha do not coincide, requiring constitutional amendments to synchronize them. Amendments to Articles 83, 85, 172, 174, and 356, and changes in Representation of the People Act, 1951 ...more
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Repealing and amending old laws is an important process that helps keep India's legal system relevant and efficient. Many outdated laws remain on the statute books even after they have lost their practical utility, which can create confusion and hinder effective governance. By removing or updating such laws, the legal framework becomes more responsive to the changing needs of society. Reduces Legal Complexity: Repealing obsolete laws helps declutter the legal system, making it easier for citizens, officials, and courts to understand and imp ...more
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