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Vice President, NITTE Education Trust. A teacher & trainer by profession, researcher by passion, life long learner.
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Does India see the emergence of a new one party dominant system? Why new? Why dominant?

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By Sandeep Shastri
| TV9News Verified
Preparing for the 2027 Uttarakhand assembly elections, BJP is adopting the Bengal model of small meetings, booth‑level communication, and micro‑management. The politics of India has come full circle. From a one party dominant system led by the Congress, the nation transitioned to a competitive party system in the late 1980s. A new one party dominant system started emerging with the BJP securing a clear majority in the Lok Sabha in 2014.
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Bucking trends in Karnataka

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By Sandeep Shastri
| The New Indian Express Verified
Finally, the much-debated change of guard in Karnataka was taken forward by the Congress’s central leadership and the state has a new Chief Minister. For the past few months, it was becoming increasingly clear that D K Shivakumar taking over was not an ‘if’ but a ‘when’ question. While it is true that in the past, similar promised transitions in Congress regimes had not been carried forward in Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, the Karnataka case seemed different.
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The Indian Republic at 76

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By Sandeep Shastri
| TV9News Verified
Opinion Analysis News As a Republic, taking the spirit of popular participation to the grassroots would be yet another pathway that needs attention (PTI) New Delhi: As we celebrate seventy-six years of being a republic, it is an appropriate time and moment to reflect on the road traversed and the journey ahead. The journey has had its many `exhilarating highs` and `agonizing lows`. While we have built on our strengths we have also had to deal with several missed opportunities.
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