Decoding India's 'One Nation, One Election' Plan: A Step Towards Electoral Reform or a Centralization of Power?
India’s "One Nation, One Election" proposal aims to synchronize federal and state elections every five years, streamlining governance and cutting costs. Advocates highlight potential economic benefits and administrative efficiency, while critics raise concerns about undermining federalism and logistical challenges. With significant constitutional amendments required, the proposal has sparked a debate over its impact on India’s democratic framework and political balance.