The Union Cabinet has approved the "One Nation, One Election" bill, aiming to hold simultaneous elections for Lok Sabha and state assemblies across India. While supporters argue it will reduce costs,

The One Nation One Election bill, which will pave the way for simultaneous polls to the Lok Sabha and state Assemblies, is likely to be introduced in the ongoing winter session of Parliament.

The Modi government has approved two key bills under the "One Nation, One Election" plan, aiming to hold Lok Sabha and state assembly elections at the same time. This is part of efforts to reform India's electoral system and could be introduced during the ongoing winter session of Parliament by December 20,

Opposition leaders, including Mamata Banerjee, Siddaramaiah, and Arvind Kejriwal, criticised the 'One Nation, One Election' Bill, calling it an attack on parliamentary democracy.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Thursday slammed the Union Cabinet's approval of the "One Nation, One Election" Bill, calling it an "assault on parliamentary democracy and the federal structu

One Nation, One Election' Bill aims for simultaneous elections stirring fierce debate. Supporters argue it enhances efficiency, while opponents claim it threatens regional representation and federalism.