Indian democracy faces critical challenges including rampant digital misinformation, socio-economic inequality, pervasive poverty, regionalism, low political representation of women in higher legislative bodies and occasional administrative lapses in delivering welfare policies effectively.
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(i) The rapid dissemination of fake news and social media polarization misleads the public, distorts electoral discussions and inflames community divisions. (ii) Persistent poverty, caste discrimination and economic inequality prevent marginalized citizens from exercising full political influence. (iii) Underrepresentation of women in national and state legislatures, along with bureaucratic corruption and uneven law enforcement, continuously tests the responsiveness of democratic institutions.
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