India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses his supporters during an election campaign rally in ... and strengthening India as a nation by a plurality of voters. His efforts to mold a hugely ...

(Arun Sankar / AFP via Getty Images) India’s elections, like so much else about ... antidemocratic because “democracy favors plurality.” Narendra Modi believes that for, all its diversity ...

The formation of the Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance prior to India’s general elections in 2024 is examined. The dynamics and historical background of pre-electoral coalitions in ...

The B.J.P. was still set to win a plurality of parliamentary seats. More than 640 million people voted in seven phases across more than six weeks, making India’s election the largest democratic ...

not just Hindus”, with only 11% saying that “India belongs only to Hindus”. This belief in plurality was more pronounced in urban areas (85% in towns and 84% in cities) and higher among the ...

A majority (55 percent) of Indians who voted in the founding election of India’s parliamentary democracy supported an assortment of opposition parties. The plurality-based electoral mechanism ...

In a first but indirect rejoinder to Rahul Gandhi’s allegations regarding lack of transparency in Maharashtra roll updation, ...

India’s government is pushing ahead with contentious plans to fundamentally alter the way the country votes by holding simultaneous elections to state assemblies and national parliament.