Is republic an ideal form of government ?

"Democracy" is perceived as an ideal form of government and political system. Several countries have adopted democratic form of government. Indicates supreme power lies in the hands of citizens. It is people who elect leaders to represent them. Democracy may De referred to as the orientation and the political system by the people and for the people. The best known form of government carries several advantages, but is also related to some drawbacks. We will discuss the theme, Is republic an ideal form of government?

Yes Support

- The real power remains with the people, as they have the right to elect their representatives. Economic, social and political interests of individuals are best met within the democratic system.

- Democracy is based on the concept of equality. Classifies all citizens of a nation or a state as equality and non-discrimination is made on the basis of caste, sex, religion or property.

- Democracy is recognized for its strength, stability and efficiency. Representatives are elected by the people and therefore relatively stable government is formed.

- Democracy can be called as the first institution to become good citizens. Individuals learn about their rights and duties from birth.

- It is the democracy that can pave the way for revolutionary changes without using violence. People feel as an integral part of the system.

- Democracy is less arbitrary than other forms of government. Limited number of cases as a powerful small minority exploits a marginalized by a large majority.

- Decentralization power is the strength of democracy.

Do Not


- It will not be bad for democracy connected with misuse of public funds and time. It takes time in the formulation of the law and a lot of money spent during the election.

- Not everyone in a democratic nation are aware of the policies of their nation and social circumstances. Some people are not even aware of political issues and, therefore, may choose the wrong leaders.

- Puts more emphasis on quantity rather than quality when it comes to terms of service. Furthermore, any wrong selection can lead to an incompetent government.

- The form of government is manipulated by their selection process, as it can become a victim of election fraud. Furthermore, decisions may suffer due to retaliation or intimidation of voters.

- In adulterated form of democracy, it is almost impossible to control the most use of the small minority.

- A government improperly formed a specific problem every cause there come together to formulate policies for enactment.

- Form autocracy government provides better economic growth compared with the democratic political system. There is no reason to disagree in an autocratic government and therefore nobody can clog the large infrastructure projects.

- There are many countries where democracy is just about money. The United States is a clear example in which millions of dollars are spent on elections and glitzy advertising campaigns. Autocracy not spend money on this type of event.

- Democracy is the main cause behind corruption, which ultimately leads to poverty.

- Democracy leads to illiberal outcomes particularly in countries where there are deep ethnic divisions. For example, Yugoslavia. Slobodan Milosevic left a legacy of over 200,000 people killed in Bosnia and ethnically finished with more than 800,000 Albanians from their homes in Kosovo.

- Decentralizing power in favor of democracy is restricted largely through the control of information.

Conclusion


The simple answer for discussion is one size does not fit all. Democracy can not be called as an ideal form of government. However, it is comparatively better than other forms of government. The role of government is not to govern the people and this is what democracy is all about. At least people have the opportunity to speak their minds or elect their representatives, which is not viable option in other forms of government.

As Mahatma Gandhi deserves to be highlighted in Currency Notes

At the 20th Conference Lalit Doshi Memorial, RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan said that none but Mahatma Gandhi must appear on the currency notes. He said that no doubt there are many great Indians, but no one can match Mahatma Gandhi. Getting anyone else on tickets can be controversial. Do you agree with RBI governor? Do you think that only Mahatma Gandhi should be featured on the currency notes?

Yes Support

• He is the man who led the struggle for independence. It was impossible for India to achieve its freedom without Bapu.

• It takes courage to leave worldly pleasures you have and the work of people who are living a miserable life, Mahatma Gandhi could do.

• Mahatma Gandhi defended the idea that if you want to change the world, change yourself first. He is the one who is respected worldwide.

• There are a number of famous people but they all failed to impress a lot of people.

• Any changes to occur at this time will only create chaos and political upheaval in the country.

Do Not


• There are many other freedom fighters who contributed equally in the freedom struggle of India.

• Bal Gangadhar Tilak who was known as the "Father of Indian Movement" worked as a social reformer and laid the foundations of modern India.

• Contributions from other revolutionaries Bhagat Singh including in the national movement can not be ignored.

• Lal Bahadur Shastri was the world known leader whose efforts to develop India are still admired. Why he does not deserve to be in Indian notes?

Conclusion


It is a bitter truth that nobody is perfect in this world. Taking into account the contributions of Mahatma Gandhi, not bad for him appear in the currency notes, but there are many other great people who have contributed to the development process in India. And in any case, their contributions can not be ignored. If an opportunity arises to provide more people in the currency of India, others can also give them a chance.

GROUP DISCUSSION POLITICAL TOPICS

GROUP DISCUSSION POLITICAL TOPICS

1. Should Indian Railways be privatised?

2. Election today has nothing to do with good governance?

3. Successive scams - a result of system failure?

4. What are India's security concerns?

5. What are the pros and cons of liberalisation of the Insurance Sector?

6. How appropriate is the reservation policy in India?

7. Should foreign publications be allowed to enter and compete in the domestic markets?

8. India's industrial policy

9. Should we accept Sonia as PM?

10. Patriot act of the US may reverse brain drain.

11. India must not concede to US demand of sending troops to Iraq.

12. USA - the biggest threat to World peace.

13. Taj Corridor is more important than saving the Taj Mahal.

14. Indian Political Scenario.

15. Reservation for women in education and service.

16. Democracy is a sort of one-man rule.

17. It is all the politicians' fault.

18. Coalition politics/government - a sign of a mature democracy or a fractured political grouping?

19. Is politics for rascals? / Is politics the last hope of a scoundrel?

20. Indian corporates are puppets in the hands of Indian Politicians.

21. If Laloo Prasad Yadav becomes the Prime Minister of India.

22. Laloo reigns because he gave voice to the people.

23. Is India's increasing expenditure on defence justified?

24. Should India make peace with Pakistan?

25. The military regime in Pakistan is good for India.

26. The educated women is not politically irrelevant?

27. Only God or dictatorship can save India now.

28. Is it possible to reach a consensus in decision-making?

29. Political parties should be banned in India.

30. Is India ready for a Presidential form of government?

31. Democracy is the worst form of government.

32. Budgets don't matter, finance ministers do.

33. Political power grows out the barrel of a gun.

34. Democracy is the root of all evils.

35. Will more autonomy to states jeopardise the unity of the nation?

36. Regional parties should be encouraged.

37. Should there be a retirement age for politicians?

38. Indo-Pak differences are so deep rooted that Kashmir is only being used as an excuse.

39. Should business houses finance elections?

40. The solution to internal disputes lies in the formation of a world government.

41. If we were members of the central cabinet...

42. The need to declare India a Hindu state.

43. General Musharraf is our best bet so no effort should be spared in reaching an agreement with him.

44. It is wrong on the part of the government to bestow privileges to people based on caste and communal lines.

45. Iraq is America's game plan and they ought to play it alone.

46. If we were Planning Commission members...

47. Political crises and the Indian economy.

48. India, a regional super power, is taking advantage of its neighbours.

49. The army should be used to maintain internal order.

50. Non-Alignment has no place in this world.

51. China a Super Power?

52. How can the Indian political system be improved?

53. Privatisation - key to block production.

54. The Indian Union should be dissolved.

55. Rural development is a political issue rather than something of substance.

56. India should stop playing Big brother with its neighbours.

57. The five-year plans serve no useful purpose because of political uncertainties.

58. Should Kashmir be allowed to secede from India?

59. The world without the US would be a better place.

60. Caste based reservation is the only way to achieve social and economic justice in India.

61. Panchayati Raj.

62. Good politics is seldom good economics.

63. Democracy has been successful in India.

64. Indian democracy is "buy" the people, "far" the people, "off' the people.

65. If you were the Finance Minister...

66. Do Indian politicians really care for India?

67. Has the Indian political structure outlived its utility?

68. Students should not take part in politics.

69. After Indira Gandhi's demise, India's hopes of becoming a super power are over.

70. There should be reservation for the silent, middle-income population of India.

71. The age of a single party rule is over.

72. Governments should have the right to ban books.

73. A politician's private life should not be the public's conscience.

74. India requires a reorganisation of states.

75. Politicians and Industrialists' nexus.

76. Have our leaders kept the promises they made at the time of independence?

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