Question

report writing write a few short lines on why our Indian democracy has not achieved much. pls tell answer then ill mark as brainiest. koib b galat answer dege tho mein report

Answer 1

Answer:

I'd appreciate your help and a barrister and solicitor and a barrister and solicitor and a barrister and solicitor and a barrister and solicitor and a barrister and solicitor and a barrister and solicitor and a barrister and solicitor and a barrister and solicitor and a barrister and solicitor and a barrister and solicitor and a barrister and solicitor and a barrister and solicitor and a barrister and solicitor

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

Since the mid-1960s social scientists have agreed that, of the countries where democracy has emerged, its flourishing has been most improbable in India. Of course, the health of Indian democracy under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, incumbent for the past six years, has caused widespread concern. The Swedish V-Dem Institute’s recent Democracy Report, which laments the decline in democracy globally, warns that India “is on the verge of losing its status as a democracy due to the severe shrinking of space for the media, civil society, and the opposition.” Yet the report also suggests that India’s democracy is in decline, not collapse.

That judgment, in part, reflects the long-recognized exceptional nature of India’s democracy, established where political philosophers thought its emergence impossible. At a time when countries around the world are experiencing democratic backsliding—Freedom House’s widely read annual report warned that “2019 was the 14th consecutive year of decline in global freedom”—we may have much to learn from India’s example. But to understand what it tells us about the prospects for democracy in difficult settings we must first understand India’s democratic founding.

TAKE CARE!!!

^_^

LOVE~ SHINCHAN