Diverse Political Systems
South Asia hosts various political systems
- Sri Lanka and India have maintained successful democracies since gaining independence.
- Bangladesh has remained a democracy since the end of the Cold War.
- Pakistan has experienced both civilian and military rule, with frequent interruptions to democracy.
- Nepal transitioned from a constitutional monarchy to democracy following a popular uprising in 2006.
- Bhutan is moving towards a multi-party democracy.
- The Maldives transitioned from a sultanate to a republic with a presidential system of government in 1968.
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What is South Asia?| Class 12 Political Science Notes
Class 12 Political Science Notes Chapter 3: Chapter 3 in Political Science is a very important chapter for Class 12th Board exams. These notes are designed to help students understand the fundamental concepts of Political Science and build a strong foundation for their future studies.
They help you understand what South Asia is all about. You’ll learn about the countries it includes and why it’s such an important region. These notes will make it easier for you to study for your exams and understand the world around you better.
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- What is South Asia?
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