India should go for the presidential form of democracy
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Siva said:
1 decade ago
Hi friends,
I think parliamentary form of govt is the better for choose putting these large peoples problems into ones hands is not a right thing. One person can't be possible to go each and every individuals. So in my view at every cedar there must be one representative to see the peoples problems.
Even the option is in our hands to choose the correct leader. So that we can convey our problems those members easily. So I finally say that parliamentary form government is the best to choose.
I think parliamentary form of govt is the better for choose putting these large peoples problems into ones hands is not a right thing. One person can't be possible to go each and every individuals. So in my view at every cedar there must be one representative to see the peoples problems.
Even the option is in our hands to choose the correct leader. So that we can convey our problems those members easily. So I finally say that parliamentary form government is the best to choose.
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HEMENDRA SINGH BHATI said:
1 decade ago
After reading all the above mentioned comments I found that majority of my friends go with presidential form of democracy. See, friends India has the biggest constitution in the world. And there is sharp view for every laws that had been crafted. There are also provisions for adding or updating sections according to demand of time.
This is the high time to make some major changes but not in the form of 'presidential form of democracy' but implementing available resources in the best way. "Presidential form of democracy" is the worst solution our country can have. Decision of one man is not worth for a country with worlds biggest population.
The actual root of corruption is avoiding it in our daily life or participating with full effort. Somehow we have grown with a tendency to do our needful by bribing. Second point is most of the citizens ignore the whole election process even at very ground level. We don't try to know about background of the candidates like their education etc.
We should have right to boycott election if majority of us found that parties involved are not good.
This is the high time to make some major changes but not in the form of 'presidential form of democracy' but implementing available resources in the best way. "Presidential form of democracy" is the worst solution our country can have. Decision of one man is not worth for a country with worlds biggest population.
The actual root of corruption is avoiding it in our daily life or participating with full effort. Somehow we have grown with a tendency to do our needful by bribing. Second point is most of the citizens ignore the whole election process even at very ground level. We don't try to know about background of the candidates like their education etc.
We should have right to boycott election if majority of us found that parties involved are not good.
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Sudipta Ghosh said:
1 decade ago
Is it only to b blamed on the political system of India for the hardships India is going thru? I would say no. Because India being such a diverse country it is not possible for a single person to lookout for the viewpoint of the entire Indian population. Moreover, inspite of having so many leaders and power not residing in the hands of a single person in the Indian democratic system, there so many cases of corruption. So just think about the scenario that will result if the entire power resides in the hands of a single person (Like in the USA presidential system).
What I personally feel is that inspite of crying over for presidential system in India it is more important that the rules and regulations that govern the politicians be modified so that they think twice before doing anything corrupt. Moreover, we, the people need to be smarter while choosing our representatives and this can b only achieved if we spread the light of education to every strata of the society.
What I personally feel is that inspite of crying over for presidential system in India it is more important that the rules and regulations that govern the politicians be modified so that they think twice before doing anything corrupt. Moreover, we, the people need to be smarter while choosing our representatives and this can b only achieved if we spread the light of education to every strata of the society.
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Jen said:
1 decade ago
Hello friends,
In my opinion, presidential system won't give the result, what we are actually expecting to be happened. Of course The USA government follows the presidential system, but the laws and the rules they set for the candidates are strictly followed, and rules is rules for everyone who are under that government, and I think that's impossible in our country to be followed, because in the recent days we had seen many judgement that fails in justice.
So if we are getting into the presidential system the rules and regulations should be followed along with some correction in nomination rules. So for now, democratic system is good enough to give the result we are expecting but we people should take part in elections with responsibly, in the sense we should have a clear view regarding his crime report, educational qualification on the candidate before electing he/she.
In my opinion, presidential system won't give the result, what we are actually expecting to be happened. Of course The USA government follows the presidential system, but the laws and the rules they set for the candidates are strictly followed, and rules is rules for everyone who are under that government, and I think that's impossible in our country to be followed, because in the recent days we had seen many judgement that fails in justice.
So if we are getting into the presidential system the rules and regulations should be followed along with some correction in nomination rules. So for now, democratic system is good enough to give the result we are expecting but we people should take part in elections with responsibly, in the sense we should have a clear view regarding his crime report, educational qualification on the candidate before electing he/she.
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Mohit Soni said:
1 decade ago
Hello friends.
I think parliamentary system is good for our country, because all powers in a single hand may give rise to misuse of powers. People at their level elect their representative like at village level - sarpanch and in cities - MLA, these representative hear the problems of people and provide solution to them. A single person can't hear problems of population of 125 million people. Team work make democracy more better.
I think parliamentary system is good for our country, because all powers in a single hand may give rise to misuse of powers. People at their level elect their representative like at village level - sarpanch and in cities - MLA, these representative hear the problems of people and provide solution to them. A single person can't hear problems of population of 125 million people. Team work make democracy more better.
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Ramakrishna Akula said:
1 decade ago
India should have direct democracy so that people can decide and not politicians. This is very important as the there is difference between commitment and output of political winners.
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Sreenivasulu A said:
1 decade ago
As we know India is a diverse country. It has a huge population 2nd in the world with in the small area. So one person at centre is intractable to manage the whole population. So India should for the parliamentary form of government instead of presidential form of government.
In our parliamentary form of government, we have leaders from village to state like village President, MLA's, Chief Minister. So here it is easier to complain the problems to our leaders. Yet people are facing so many issues. If India go with the Presidential form of government. There will be the chance to increase the problems.
Having MP's, MAL's help in better management particularly in the times of crisis and riots and also it is difficult to go one person every where to necessities and demands of the people.
At the end, I am going to conclude is India should go for the parliamentary form of government rather than presidential form of government.
In our parliamentary form of government, we have leaders from village to state like village President, MLA's, Chief Minister. So here it is easier to complain the problems to our leaders. Yet people are facing so many issues. If India go with the Presidential form of government. There will be the chance to increase the problems.
Having MP's, MAL's help in better management particularly in the times of crisis and riots and also it is difficult to go one person every where to necessities and demands of the people.
At the end, I am going to conclude is India should go for the parliamentary form of government rather than presidential form of government.
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Siya said:
1 decade ago
I think India should go with parliamentary form of government. India with presidential form of government looks like as a school with principal and students only and not having teachers. As the principal can't teach the whole school alone in the same way a single person can't handle a country with such a big population. In our history, we have followed this type of government. Then why that form of government had been changed? Because presidential form of government doesn't work in our country.
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Ajay kumar said:
1 decade ago
No, its absently wrong to say that India should go with the presidential form of government since our country is one of of the largest democratic country in the world. And a single person will not be able to handle this huge population rather to have parliamentary form of government.
Basically in such a huge crowd there should be leader at each small level as in villages like Sarpanch and Mukhiya. If every higher office bearer people starts working for the poor and innocent people, then the day is no far when our country shall be counted in the recent developed one.
Basically in such a huge crowd there should be leader at each small level as in villages like Sarpanch and Mukhiya. If every higher office bearer people starts working for the poor and innocent people, then the day is no far when our country shall be counted in the recent developed one.
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Sushant said:
1 decade ago
Hello everyone, as we all know that India is a diverse country. It has a huge population 2nd in the world within a small area. So one person at the center may not be able to cater the needs of all. It is not possible for everybody to move to the one lone person with all his powers in hand's.
That's why parliamentary form of government is adopted in India so that the local leaders like like sarpanches in small villages, MLA's in legislative assembly are more closer to the people living in those areas. People can approach their councilors MLA's directly for any problem complaints and suggestions.
That's why parliamentary form of government is adopted in India so that the local leaders like like sarpanches in small villages, MLA's in legislative assembly are more closer to the people living in those areas. People can approach their councilors MLA's directly for any problem complaints and suggestions.
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