India Mother of Democracy

Abstract:

India, known as the "world's largest democracy," has a robust democratic system established after gaining independence in 1947. The federal parliamentary structure comprises the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, with a President as the ceremonial head and a Prime Minister as the head of government. Regular elections, a multi-party system, and a constitution emphasizing fundamental rights contribute to the country's democratic ethos. India's commitment to pluralism, diversity, and individual rights is evident in its democratic model, making it a significant player on the global democratic stage.