UNITED PROGRESSIVE ALLIANCE I AND II
+ In the elections of 2004 , the Congress party too entered
in coalitions in a big way. The NDA was defeated and a
new coalition government led by the Congress, known as
the United Progressive Alliance came to power. This
government was led by Dr. Manmohan Singh and
received support from the Left Front parties. The
elections of 2004 also witnessed the partial revival of
Congress. It could increase its seats for the first time
Estate ecco E
HR ROT CUBA Tes Bree MRO haemo d
which the IT&C accounted for 206 and Dr. Manmohan
Singh again became Prime Minister.UNITED PROGRESSIVE ALLIANCE I AND II
* Major highlights of UPA 1 and 2 governments were —
> Creation of SEZs
» NREGA introduced in 2005
Pee RBs me TC B eB cow Atts)
> Value Added Tax was introduced
Passe el ceo BU Cilel ee P Ame xr tile e100 -)
Pai bel ager iM EAU t:)
>» Anna Hazare's movement against corruption in 2012
> Various scams- cash for vote, Satyam scam, 2G Spectrum scam, CWG Scam and many
acd eyNATIONAL DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE I AND II
* The NDA was formed in May 1998 as a coalition to contest the
general elections. It was led by the BJP, and included several
regional parties, With outside support provided by the TDP, the
NDA was able to muster a slim majority in the e?&ctions of 1998,
and Atal Bihari Vajpayee returned as prime minister. The
government collapsed after 13 months because the (AIADMK)
withdrew its support.
After the entry of a few more regional parties, the NDA
proceeded to win the 1999 elections with a larger majority.
AV sr WB ol te iB serio m oa Mii icoRihi Mi Relea |
bi ct ta eeNATIONAL DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE I AND II
* Major highlights of the Vajpai governments were
> Pokhran II nuclear tests conducted in May 1998.
Pet ROB BOC U Petite LEtaled
Bsc tm er lites B iit sla slo)
eR RB Lech BH BE
Pesce etc Ree Ba tetris ee mica
December 2001.
» Major shifts in foreign policy leading to better ties
between India and USA and India and Israel. Effort
to resolve issues with China also began.
Peer Rat) Cie BittyNDA III AND IV
CSCC CR CRU CR eC CRs portent cm crenticy
Modi got an absolute majority in the Lok Sabha elections held
in May 2014 and after nearly 30 years in Indian politics, a
strong government with an absolute majority was established
at the Centre.
Though called NDA III, the BJP-led coalition of 2014 was
largely different its predecessor coalition governments.
Where the previous coalitions were led by one of the BEN et | aad x
pra D UP Ose Nim bee e Ces ay
national party, i.e., BJP it was also dominated by BJP with an
absolute majority of its own in Lok Sabha. It was also called a
ths sd Britt fepe ly meer tities i
In that sense a major transformation could be seen in the
nature of coalition politics which could be seen from one
party led coalition to one party dominated coalition.NDA III AND IV
The 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the 17th since
independence, once again brought back BJP
BLS) GP OMAR CR ee RSet f
winning more than 350 seats out of 543. The BJP
on its own won 303 seats in Lok Sabha, the
biggest number any single party has won in the
eS Bee te West Bise mere ten El) =|
DSO CCS ECE Cen mem reer teinc|
Gandhi's assassination.
ENT te Rom tte eee Ro ti Os) baer
POC Roane ep re rietc ersten]
the contemporary party system with the ‘BJP
SMa CE TM eRe eels B stay ms Col ibie blo
like the ‘Congress System' has once again
started appearing on the democratic politics of
beet e)ISSUES OF DEVELOPMENT AND GOVERNANCE
+ Amajor change in Indian politics after 2014
is the shift from caste and religion based
politics to development and governance
oriented politics. With its pre-intended goal
Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, the NDA III
Government started several socio-economic
welfare schemes to make development and
governance accessible to the masses such as
- Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana, Swachh
Nees BTR) E Me ileLy CT
Upadhyaya Gram Jyoti Yojana, Kisan Fasal Bima
Yojna, Keli Padhao, Desh Badhao, Ayushman
sie ela Pee etc.
>>
a
~ 4tISSUES OF DEVELOPMENT AND
GOVERNANCE
+ All these schemes intended to take administration to the doorstep
of the common man by making the rural households, particularly
the women, real beneficiaries of the Central Government
Pres
* The success of these schemes could be seen from the results of | \ : \ a |
2019 Lok Sabha elections where the voters across states — castes,
classes, communities, gender and regions brought back the Some)
issues of development and governance to the centre stage under
NS PEC MMe eters nate ketscn tatters ‘i ‘or *
RNY Jo) IRS RNY) cok 6) Ele) CRA Oe
IN Ral JA
oO