The document discusses different party systems that exist worldwide including one party systems, two party systems, and multi-party systems. It then focuses on the recognition process for state and national political parties in India, outlining the criteria for recognition. Finally, it provides details on the current national parties in India including their symbols, founders, and current presidents.
The document discusses different party systems that exist worldwide including one party systems, two party systems, and multi-party systems. It then focuses on the recognition process for state and national political parties in India, outlining the criteria for recognition. Finally, it provides details on the current national parties in India including their symbols, founders, and current presidents.
The document discusses different party systems that exist worldwide including one party systems, two party systems, and multi-party systems. It then focuses on the recognition process for state and national political parties in India, outlining the criteria for recognition. Finally, it provides details on the current national parties in India including their symbols, founders, and current presidents.
The document discusses different party systems that exist worldwide including one party systems, two party systems, and multi-party systems. It then focuses on the recognition process for state and national political parties in India, outlining the criteria for recognition. Finally, it provides details on the current national parties in India including their symbols, founders, and current presidents.
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Presented by : Santhosh Rao
11-Jun-17 1 Party systems in the world: There are 3 kinds of party systems in the world: 1. One party system: Only one ruling party, no opposition is permitted. Ex: Russia, China 2. Two party system: Two major parties exists Ex: Britain and USA Britain- Labor party and Conservative party USA- Democratic party and Republican party Party systems in the world: 3. Multi-party system: Number of political parties exists, chances forming coalition governments. Ex: India Recognition of state party:
Recognised political party in a state, when it fulfils any
of the following conditions: At general elections or legislative assembly elections, the party has won 3% of seats in the legislative assembly of the state ( subject to a minimum of 3 seats). (Or) At a lok sabha general elections, the party has won 1 lok sabha seat for every 25 lok sabha seat allotted for the state. (Or) At a general election to lok sabha or legislative assembly the party has polled minimum of 6% of votes in a state and in addition it has won 1 lok sabha or 2 legislative assembly seats. (Or) Recognition of state party:
At a general election to lok sabha or legislative
assembly, the party has polled 8% of votes in a state Recognition of national party:
For national status:
The party wins 2% of seats in the lok sabha (11 seats) from at least 3 different states. At a general election to lok sabha or legislative assembly, the party polls 6% of votes in four states and in addition it wins 4 lok sabha seats. A party gets recognition as state party in four or more states. Political parties in India: On 13th Dec 2016 there are: National parties-07 State parties-58 Registered unrecognised parties-1786
National Recognised Reserved Symbols Political State parties Unrecognised Free symbols National parties in India S.No Symbol Flag Name Symbol name 01 Indian National {INC} Hand Congress Bharatiya 02 Janata {BJP} Lotus Party
Communist Party of {CPI} Ears of corn 03 India & Sickle
Communist 04 Party of India {CPI(M)} Hammer, ( Marxist) Sickle and Star National parties in India 05. All India Flowers & Grass Trinamool Congress {AITC} 06. Bahujan Elephant Samaj Party {BSP}
07. Nationalist Congress {NCP} Clock Party National parties in India: Party Established Founder President Indian National 28 December A.O Hume Sonia Gandhi Congress (INC) 1885 Bharatiya Janata 6 April 1980 Syama Prasad Amit Shah party (BJP) Mookerjee Communist Party 26 December 1925 M.N. Roy S. Sudhakar of India (CPI) Reddy Communist party 7 November 1964 M.N. Roy Sitaram Yechury of India (Marxist)
All India 1 January 1998 Mamata Banerjee Mamata Banerjee
Trinamool congress (AITC) Bahujan Samaj 1984 Kanshi Ram Mayawati Party (BSP) Nationalist 25 May 1999 Sharad Pawar, Sharad Pawar Congress Party Tariq Anwar, (NCP) P. A. Sangma
