Political Process in India

Author: Professor Haridwar Shukla
For: Political Science Major/Minor Students (2nd, 4th, 5th Semesters)

This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the political process in India, offering detailed insights into the functioning of the political system. Designed for students of Political Science in Indian universities and autonomous colleges, it covers essential topics such as the structure of political parties, party systems, voting behavior, regional aspirations, and the evolving nature of Indian politics.

Key chapters include discussions on electoral systems like First Past the Post and Proportional Representation, political parties such as the Congress, BJP, and CPI, as well as critical issues like secularism, communalism, and caste politics. The book also explores contemporary challenges like globalization, affirmative action policies, and the politics of secession. With a focus on both theoretical concepts and practical implications, this book is a valuable resource for understanding India's dynamic political landscape.