India should go for the presidential form of democracy
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Keshav Shetye said:
(Mon, Mar 12, 2012 05:14:11 PM)
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| Yes it is high time for India to go for an Presidential form of government Presently in our country you cannot find a single party be it congress, BJP, NCP, RJD, SP, BSP and other regional parties are worthless good for nothing, over the years they have had made a very big damage to the country, These parties are diseases worst than cancer, Aids. In democracy we need major change tht would bring the youngsters right from Panchayat, Nagar sevak, MLA, MP new faces and throw out the current politicians in politics none of them is. Affectionataly being called Political animals. They are vultures, mosquitos sucking bloods of our indians and hell bend on proving the legends martyars such as Sir Subhash Chandra Bose, Trio Bhagat Singh, Sukhadev, Rajguru, Chandrasekhar and others, hats off to those. |
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Sudhakar said:
(Mon, Jan 30, 2012 02:22:43 PM)
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| In our country the corruption is occur due to democracy system. If we getting the presidential government means no one be the below of poverty line. |
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Vikas said:
(Sat, Dec 31, 2011 09:16:03 AM)
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| If we can learn by United States of America, then form a governament like thiers or a more better one with a flexible economy & a direct link of People with President is established, then for sure a presidential democracy is the best one. |
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Sonalee said:
(Thu, Aug 4, 2011 12:23:22 PM)
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| I think such a type of democracy to elect india's president by people will not help in any manner because we want to finish corruption totally from India which depend on indivisual's mind which we cant change. |
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Samir Devnani said:
(Thu, Jul 21, 2011 08:43:18 PM)
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| I think that presidential democracy is the best for India as then we can blame only one person responsible for the corruption or anything which goes wrong which is the president. if we succeed in electing a good president we shall be able to stop the blame game we play in Indian politics and shall be able to come to a decision faster. |
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Ann said:
(Sun, May 8, 2011 10:02:14 AM)
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| We the people of our Country have right to elect the right person for the right job but you say I s we are doing the same. |
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Rajesh said:
(Mon, Feb 28, 2011 06:21:07 AM)
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| Yes I support "India should go for the presidential form of democracy" because why should follow this which is now almost useless for INDIA, several political party has raise who creates confusion and unstable government & country. Expense on election buried the country specially middle man & poor class of country if we follow the presidential form then we have one leader responsible for all decision,and India will be much more stronger then present like USA, china who follow this. Friends your suggestion & criticism is valuable. |
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Priya said:
(Sun, Jun 20, 2010 01:19:35 AM)
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There is political instability in the present system where as the presidential form of governance gives rise to stability.
A presidential system, is a system of government where the executive branch exists and presides (headed by the president), separate from the legislature, to which it is not accountable, and which cannot in normal circumstances dismiss it. Whereas in a parliamentary form of govt., the executive is a part of the legislature (parliament) and a bill becomes a law only after the approval of the parliament.Even though presidential govt. may be more stable, but, in case of India, it might not be that feasible, since India is a diverse nation where different views co exist, and it is justified, that every section gets a say in the 'making laws' process |
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