One Nation One Election Panel

Election Season: A shopkeeper in Kolkata displays campaign material of political parties ahead of th

Does India's Election Architecture Have Space For One Nation, One Election?

BY Tanvir Aeijaz

Illustration: Chaitanya Rukumpur

One Nation, One Election: From Concept To Reality

BY Kishore Desai

Is One Nation, One Election A Threat To Federalism?

Is One Nation, One Election A Threat To Federalism?

BY Abhik Bhattacharya

Ghulam Nabi Azad

One Nation, One Election: No Urgency In Implementing It, All Political Parties Will Be Consulted, Says Ghulam Nabi Azad

BY Outlook Web Desk

One Nation, One Election

One Nation, One Election: Law Commission's Upcoming Report May Have Possible Timelines For 2024 And 2029 Polls

BY Outlook Web Desk

First meeting of the 'One Nation, One Election' committee under the chairmanship of former President

Simultaneous Polls: High-Level Committee Headed By Ram Nath Kovind Decides To Seek Views Of Law Commission, National And State Parties

BY Outlook Web Desk

Failed Mascot Model Of One Nation, One Election

Failed Mascot Model Of One Nation, One Election

BY Omkar Poojari

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The Constitution of India, 2018, 'FEAR I' series.

The Legal Tangle: Procedural, Substantive Limitations Of Holding Simultaneous Elections

BY Amit Agrawal

Vox Populi: People in erstwhile Bombay voting in the General Elections on February 21, 1967

One Nation, One Election: A Nightmare For India’s Federal Polity

BY M G Devasahayam

Southern Discomfort: A man walks past a Communist party banner in Kozhikode.

BJP's Limited Political Maneuverability In South Through One Nation, One Election

BY Shahina K. K.

Campaign Time; Supporters at a roadshow taken out by Narendra Modi in Varanasi during the general elections

One Nation, One Election: A Long Overdue Move

BY K. Vivek Reddy

Show of Might: Well-funded national parties have an advantage when competing with local counterparts in concurrent elections

One Nation, One Election: The Federalism Question

BY S.y. Quraishi

Democratic Tradition: Periodic elections help to keep political parties on their toes

One Nation, One Predilection: A Questionable Move

BY Aditya Sondhi