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Yes,INDIAN elections are very expensive.As India is the largest democracy in the world each candidate spend a lot of money on campaigning and other process.As INDIA faces poverty as a big challenge the amount spend on elections are very huge.On each elections crores of rupees are spend.One of the way the to reduce the amount spend on elections is to make the elections online in developed cities
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Why there was a need for first general elections in India?
there is a need of elections in India so that we,the citizens of India come to know the political social and economical state of India . by electing representatives of various political parties we learn what type of a chief ministers and council of ministers we are dealing with...
How many general elections have taken place in India till now?
15
How many candidate did not get the minimum numbers of votes in parliamentary elections in India?
In the parliamentary elections in India, a significant number of candidates often fail to secure the minimum required votes to maintain their deposit, which is typically one-sixth of the total votes cast in their constituency. In the 2019 general elections, for example, approximately 1,800 candidates lost their deposits. This trend reflects the competitive nature of Indian elections, where many candidates vie for a limited number of votes. The exact number can vary with each election cycle.
Why was it important to find a quicker and faster way to the Indies for Christopher Columbus?
India was plentiful in expensive goods, such as spices.
When Simon commission sent to India?
some reasons why the commission was sent to India were :- 1.to review the political conditions of India. 2.that the conservative party feared that they might loose the elections to Labour party. 3.that after 10 years new reforms had to be introduced in India and thus the time had approached so the British had come to India
What are elections in India?
Elections in India are of two types direct and indirect elections
What has the author Paul Wallace written?
Paul Wallace has written: 'India's 2009 elections' -- subject(s): Elections, 2009, Politics and government, India, Elections, India. Parliament. Lok Sabha 'India's 2009 elections' -- subject(s): Elections, 2009, Politics and government, India, Elections, India. Parliament. Lok Sabha
Which Termonolgy is used in election in India?
The terminology used in election in India is by elections and local elections. The term originates in the United Kingdom general elections.
Are there free elections in India?
no
How do they choose a leader in India?
India is a democracy; they have elections.
Why the elections are not expensive for India?
Electioneering is costly in every democratic country. India being the largest democratic country the candidates need to spend a lot of money for transport,publicity and items of campaign. Initially it was costlier when the ideals of service and sacrifice were very much on the air.But scenario has changed. The expense have increased tremendously. The gap between the expense incurred and the legally permitted have increased
What are the provisions of the article 126 of elections in India?
what are the provisions of article126 of elections
One of the most expensive gubernatorial races in the 2014 midterm elections was in?
One of the most expensive gubernatorial races in the 2014 midterm elections was in Florida
Which authority responsible for elections in India?
election commison of india
What are the different types of elections in Ghana?
no i said types of elections in Ghana not india
What has the author Shiv Lal written?
Shiv Lal. has written: 'The she-Tughlaq of India' -- subject(s): Politics and government 'India polls 1996' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Elections 'A scheme for ideal elections and separation of powers for developing democracies' -- subject(s): Elections, Separation of powers 'Elections in India' -- subject(s): Elections 'Elections abroad in 1970's' -- subject(s): Elections 'Sectarian politics in India and Pakistan since 1857' -- subject(s): Politics and government
When was the first time India had elections?
1956
