Essay on AAM ADMI Party: A Revolution in the Politics of India

One of the most powerful and influential members of the Canadian government is the Prime Minster of Canada. It has been stated that the Prime Minister of Canada has far more power within the Canadian system of government than the President of America has in the American System (Caron, 2017). This excess power the Prime Minister has when compared to the President of American shows the difference ranges of power top leaders can have in their specific country. However, is the amount of power the Prime Minister has in Canada too much?

 Gandhi was an influential figure in our society. He taught many people about equal rights, honouring

Friedman, Joseph S. (2008) "Mahatma Gandhi's Vision for the Future of India: The Role of

He was considered the beacon of hope for the oppressed and is to thank for India’s freedom today

As a current member of the conservative party, I feel the American Independent Party represents a solid platform on promoting justice and democracy in the United States. The American Independent Party started in 1967, by founder, Bill Shearer and his wife Eileen Shearer with the intention of acknowledging a country under the protection and guidance of God as the Creator of all. They established a set of theories and beliefs that include, but are not limited to; God given rights, duties to individuals, freedom from liberalism, the protection of life, the rights of families, individual defense and common defense. In accordance with the American Independent Party, my life would be greatly affected in ways of positive change and beneficial growth towards working together as a nation and as public servants to our government.

In 1869, Mahatma Mohandas K. Gandhi was born in India. At that time, the British had rule over India. They pushed people in India off their land and took their money from them for themselves, which was extremely cruel and unfair to the population. Then on March 18, 1921, Gandhi made a speech inside a courtroom complaining about these unjust acts. In his speech, he gives a excellent argument against the oppression in India. He uses a combination of emotional, rational, and ethical appeals to help build up his argument.

Believe that the Liberals and the Canadian government should be focusing more on Canada’s problems other than foreign problems.

So which means ，‘Anytime political power is held by few men, or even a few hundred as in a representative democracy, there is always an opportunity for corruption as powerful interests can focus all their attention and money on swaying only a relatively small group of political players ’. so if the government control much power, and many company can pay money for them and change the decision. This is bad for citizen, and it it un fair to anyone, and nobody want to like

Over the recent decades, Canada’s political landscape has undergone several shifts with the 2015 elections taking another new course of government. The 2015 elections market Canada’s 29th general elections following a request of the Jim Prentice to the governor of Alberta to dissolve the legislative assembly in April 2015. Further, this marked the fourth time that the people of Alberta changed their system of government. With reference to the provincial election act, the set election date was set and the people of Alberta were allowed to the polls. This election led to the majority of the progressive conservative associations of Alberta (PCs) losing their positions as several New Democratic Party (NDP) aspirants were elected into the

problems, lies in the people. In order to fix the corruption in politics, we must educate our

Gandhi's arrival in India in 1914 led to observations which would further plant his views on the bitter taste of Imperialism and motivate him to change the harsh conditions for Indians. There was considerable opposition to the increasing colonial rule and widespread demand for representative institutions. Methods of the Indian National Congress— which was dominated by the middle class and thus failed to acknowledge those stricken by poverty— proved ineffective, which urged him to take action. Furthermore, he took over families and used their members to reinforce each other’s commitment to is cause and even became their honorary senior member. In order to require funds, he cultivated and managed India’s half a dozen richest industrialists. Notably, Gandhi was convinced that human actions were derived their energy from emotions. As a result, he picked culturally evocative symbols to win over the masses: the spinning wheel, the khadi, the cow and the ‘Gandhi cap’. The spinning wheel, for example, which Gandhi asked everyone to use, served as

In China, corruption is so apparent that often people are disincentivized to owning businesses because permits and consultants cost too much and require bribes. Yet, bribes can cost the economy big money because essentially the corrupt businessmen are taking the money away from public services (111). The issues coming up in the future are that the governments that are corrupt might have negative impacts on other global economies and spread the norm of corruption. Yet, both countries do show the will to “purify the Party” which includes newly implemented rules against gluttony, adultery, and even playing golf under the leadership of Wang Qishan (113). In China a bigger issue is also the fact that the public is becoming increasingly involved in corruption scandals. Officials worry people will get carried away with excessive accusations (115). More issues stem from the type of political system that China has; they employ a nominal legal system that runs at the discretion of the Party leadership so this means that whoever is in power can change the entire political ideals. In India, they are based on a historical British political system with anticorruption laws but these laws are often not enforced. Yet, even when they are enforced, trials in case can last for up to a decade (116). In India, they are making moves to help out their corruption issues. They implemented the Aadhaar program

Political parties in the U.S., however, understand the importance of adherence to their own policies and have systems in place that they follow to impose “party discipline.” Again, their willingness to “discipline” their party officials for failure to stay focused on party goals (ahead of larger U.S. goals), creates a conflict of interest that is destructive to the larger group.

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (also know as Mahatma, meaning “Great Soul”) is celebrated as the father of the Indian independence movement, and the

He visited India in 1959 and expressed his belief in the peace ideology of Jawaharlal Nehru and Gandhi and was very critical of South Africa's apartheid policy and as an Indian government in 1966. He won the Nehru Prize