Political study

Salt Problems and Salt March                                                                                            Dr. Shubhangi Rathi Associate  Professor & H.O.D. Political Science, Smt. P.K. Kotecha Mahila Mahavidhalaya, Bhusawal                                                                                            rathi.shubha19@gmail.com Abstract:             After Bihar and Orissa, it's now the West Bengal where people have resorted to panic buying of salt over rumours. It would disappear from markets. The panic buying led its price to hit an unprecedented Rs.100 per kg in Darjeeling. Inflation is the biggest problem in India. As per the news of media, every middle class person face problem. In Nov.2013, State Government appealed to people not to purchase salt from the black market by paying four to ten times its original price. Today such type of news remembers to us Salt March of Mahatma Gandhi. He wrote that the tax levied on salt in India has al

Political Corruption in Indian Democracy                                                                                          Dr. Shubhangi Rathi Head of Political Science Department, Smt. P.K.Kotecha Mahila College, Bhusawal           Now-a-days corruption can be seen everywhere. It is like cancer in public life. This has not become so rampant and perpetuated overnight, but in course of time. A country where leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, Sardar Patel, Lal Bahadur Shastri have taken birth and led a value-based is now facing the problem of corruption. People have grown insatiable appetite for money in them and they can go to any extent to get money. Undoubtedly they talk of morality and the importance of value-based life but that is for outer show. Their inner voice is something else. Aim of this paper is to aware people about their rights and duties about political rights as well as inculcates moral values among them. In this paper I focus on political corruption in In