5. India is not mature enough for effective coalition governments. Do you agree? Express your views in the form of a newspaper article in about 150-200 words. Support your views with examples and your own experience.
Such questions are meant to test your writing skills and should be attempted on your own. However, these points might help you elaborate:
- A coalition government has instability at its core.
- Parties that form a coalition are merely trying to capitalise a political scenario.
- Their ideologies are different and this leads to clashes later.
- There is lack of congruity in the functioning of the government that is formed of different parties.
- A lot of political infighting results in the compromise of ideals and values held by different parties.
- Many parties in the government imply a multitude of opinions on any given issue: it leads to unnecessary delays in taking key decisions.
- A coalition government has instability at its core.
- Parties that form a coalition are merely trying to capitalise a political scenario.
- Their ideologies are different and this leads to clashes later.
- There is lack of congruity in the functioning of the government that is formed of different parties.
- A lot of political infighting results in the compromise of ideals and values held by different parties.
- Many parties in the government imply a multitude of opinions on any given issue: it leads to unnecessary delays in taking key decisions.