IGNOUMATIC

Electoral behavior in India is shaped by a complex interplay of multiple factors, reflecting the country’s vast diversity in terms of caste, religion, language, region, and class. Over the years, political analysts have identified several major determinants of electoral behavior, which influence how voters make decisions in elections. These determinants…

The demand for statehood in India has been a recurrent theme in the post-independence period, driven by a variety of socio-political, economic, and cultural factors. The formation of states in India after independence was based on linguistic, cultural, and geographical considerations, but over time, various regions have demanded statehood due…

Inter-state conflicts in India often arise due to disputes over resources, political boundaries, and administrative issues. The Constitution of India provides a variety of mechanisms and provisions for addressing and resolving such conflicts, aiming to maintain the unity, integrity, and harmony of the country. These mechanisms ensure that inter-state conflicts…

Electoral reforms in India have been a key focus of political and constitutional discourse since independence. Over the years, various commissions, committees, and political movements have worked towards improving the electoral system in the country to ensure free, fair, and inclusive elections. The aim of these reforms has been to…

The organization of Backward Castes (BCs) in India refers to the collective efforts of socio-politically marginalized communities to assert their rights, gain political representation, and secure welfare benefits. These communities primarily belong to the Other Backward Classes (OBCs), a term used in Indian affirmative action policies to designate groups that…