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Growth of Indian Political Parties and Regional Movements

History ⇒ Modern Indian History

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Describe the impact of regional movements on Indian politics.
Describe the role of regional parties in Indian democracy.
Describe the role of the All India Trinamool Congress in West Bengal politics.
Explain how regional movements have contributed to the unity and diversity of India.
Explain the difference between a national party and a regional party in India.
Explain the significance of the Assam Accord of 1985 in the context of regional movements.
Explain the term 'coalition government' in the context of Indian politics.
Explain why the demand for linguistic states led to the growth of regional parties in India.
Name any two regional political parties that emerged in India after independence.
Name the party that led the movement for the creation of Andhra Pradesh for Telugu-speaking people.
What is the main aim of the Naga National Council?
What is the main ideology of the Communist Party of India?
What was the main demand of the Telangana movement?
What was the main objective of the Muslim League when it was formed?
Who founded the All India Forward Bloc?
Who was the first president of the Indian National Congress?
Context: In the 1980s, several regional parties began to challenge the dominance of national parties in their respective states. Analyze how this trend affected the political landscape of India.
Describe the impact of the rise of regional parties on the centralization of power in India after independence.
Discuss how the formation of regional parties after independence reflected the aspirations of different linguistic and cultural groups in India.
Explain the process by which the States Reorganisation Act of 1956 contributed to the growth of regional political parties in India.