One Nation,  One Election

Understand the concept of 'One Nation, One Election' – a movement to align Lok Sabha and state assembly elections in India.

What is One Nation, One Election?

One electoral system that would allow simultaneous Lok Sabha and state assembly elections so that there is no frequency of election cycles.

Why One Nation, One Election?

To save electoral expenditure, reduce policy paralysis and improve governance through aligned electoral schedules.

Challenges to Implementation

Involves constitutional amendments and a political consensus with detailed plans for smooth execution.

Challenges to Implementation

Involves constitutional amendments and a political consensus with detailed plans for smooth execution.

Historical Background

India had simultaneous elections up to 1967. The premature dissolution of the state assemblies caused disruptions.

Inspiration from the rest of the world

Countries around the world hold simultaneous elections, which is one of the advantages of this system.

Future Prospects

The concept is controversial, but it will only work if there is a consensus and democracy is strong.