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One Nation, One Election

"One Nation, One Election" is a proposed electoral reform in India that aims to synchronize the schedules of Lok Sabha (Parliament) and State Assembly elections. The idea envisions holding simultaneous elections across the country to streamline governance, reduce election-related expenses, and avoid frequent disruptions caused by the model code of conduct.

Concept:
Objective: To conduct Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assembly elections together in a single phase.
Origins: The concept has roots in India’s electoral history, as simultaneous elections were held until 1967. The reform has been widely discussed in recent years to improve administrative efficiency.
Benefits:
Cost Efficiency: Reduces public expenditure on multiple election cycles.
Governance Stability: Ensures uninterrupted implementation of policies and projects.
Reduced Political Fatigue: Minimizes frequent election campaigning for voters and politicians.

Challenges:
Logistical Issues: Managing elections for such a vast population simultaneously requires significant infrastructure and planning.
-Constitutional Amendments: Aligning terms of existing state assemblies with the Lok Sabha necessitates changes to the Constitution.
Political Consensus: Achieving agreement across parties and regions remains a major challenge.





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"One Nation, One Election" is a vision that seeks to unify India's democratic processes while addressing systemic inefficiencies. It continues to spark debates on feasibility, practicality, and its impact on federalism.