India should go for the presidential form of democracy

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GANESH said:   1 decade ago
Yes, it would save a lot of time and money. Reason our democracy is distributed and for this distributed democracy we require more money and time. If we follow presidential government i.e. centralized government. Automatically it will reduce expenditure on election and will save a lot of money.
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Kundan said:   1 decade ago
We all know that Indian leader expand much money on campaign. So we have to prefer debit between all the candidate who is willing for the particular position like PM, CM etc and this debate should be shown to all the nation after that each voter share his/her choice on the website of related program and on the basis of the voting they can elect.
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Praveen said:   1 decade ago
In my point of view India should have presidential election because process of giving a country to many dishonoured person its safe to give it to a single person who does good for a nation and it will be easy to identify if he does something wrong to nation. In democratic its very difficult to find where is the mistake occurs. And its very important to whom we give power!

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Tanuja said:   1 decade ago
Well, hello friends I only want to say that yes India should go for a presidential democracy because if animals need the directions then why not we, as we are the human beings and we want someone who is able to put a step up according to us and it couldn't be possible without a leader so we want a presenter through presidency.
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Tom Cruise said:   1 decade ago
First of all.

Presidential system exists in USA (UNITED states).

Parliamentary system exists in India (Indian UNION).

Now if we compare the two geographical extents and the polity therein way back in the 18th century, the American revolution (1776-81). The revolution reflects that the people there were aware of their right to life and personal liberty (no taxation without representation) and the awareness that they can form their own government.

Even after independence they formed their 13 independent states with their own militia against the common enemy (British).

And now coming to India during this period the people of Indian geography were busy in conspiracies against each other, non awareness, 4 fold caste system, no liberal ideas no national feeling etc.

The framers of our constitution were well aware of all this; making reservation and other well framed rights and freedoms for WELFARE STATE because it wasn't among.

Concluding:

It will not be wrong to say that Indians are way behind the west the presidential/parliamentary system depends on the background. In fact presidential system is the next stage of parliamentary system.

So far so good PARLIAMENTARY AND NOT PRESIDENTIAL SYSTEM IS GOOD FOR US.
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Sasankmouli said:   1 decade ago
India should go for presidential democracy. The first thing is if an important decision should be made it should be taken immediately for the country but not discussing on it in stages for weeks and then passing it!.

Many decisions India took can be taken years ago ! But every decision is being sent to all 2 lok sabhas and are being dragged for years or months. If we follow this it would take decades for India to develop. In presidential democracy there won't be silly politics!
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Sumit Sontakke said:   1 decade ago
I respects all the point mentioned above but No, I don't feel that India should accept the "Presidential form of democracy ".

We all should create awareness between the people and proper guidance about how a government should be rather setting a new democracy.
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KESHAV said:   1 decade ago
As for as, I am concerned that at this point of time country (citizen of India) should think about that in our country more than 30 to 40 % of peoples are not aware and not getting their fundamental right fully.

One of the main reasons are the literacy even they can't take decision in their well being and they are busy in to getting to feed his family. And one more thing that we are going to make more stronger country than western I mean that it would take some time because we have P.M. The great visionary Narendra Modi. And if we talk about the decision then I would say that we should have believe in our government.

This time every developed country are looking towards our country because here we are going to become youth country. Every MNCs are looking towards to us because of our population. We have great market of every product. This is the best time to look forward for economy strengthen, growth rate of every sector which has the major important in GDP.

NOT TO EXPEND THE MONEY IN CHANGING THE DEMOCRACY. WE ARE GOING TO FORM A COUNTRY OF EPITOME FOR OTHERS.
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Sru said:   1 decade ago
No, in my point of view India should not go for presidential system. As India is a democratic country we are known for our parliamentary government. This is a unique, so we should not let it go. Also always one person cannot think broadly. Sometimes he/she has to pay for decisions. Rules should be modified not changed. We can solve this problem by selecting appropriate government.

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Jug said:   1 decade ago
Looking at the diversity of India, Presidential form is the only solution for quality leaders to enter parliament. That will ensure quality political talent to enter parliament. Our current parliamentary system has failed to let quality talent to reach parliament and had many shortcoming which prevent/discourage/impedes honest/capable talent to reach parliament. The talent sitting in our parliament is by enlarge very average, partly criminal, rarely capable. If we can do this it would revolutionize/accelerate India success story.

Parliamentary system will disconnect the executive from legislature. The root cause of a all corruption. If a member try to reach parliament with the objective of getting an executive seat (ministerial role). A conflict of interest exist there between a parliamentarian/legislature role and a ministerial role.

No elected member should be given right to take a ministerial position. Minister position should be given to qualified individuals with due process of selection, not election. It will ensure quality ministerial talent who have proper experience/knowledge of the subject to take decisions and lead the a specific ministry. Our current parliamentary system has given the nation very average talent at ministerial positions.

Presidential form of system with proper checks, will give us the quality talent for top executive job and quality ministerial talent.
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