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difference that has resulted in a flaw in the democratic framework.

                 Other things considered, illiteracy, unemployment, lack of patriotic culture,
               psychological  negativity  and  weak  education  system  are  all  hampering  the

               greatest democracy of the world, adding on to its flaws.

                 Anything  has  multiple  perspectives  and  reading  them  all  will  lead  to  the
               best  conclusion.  To  conclude  in  broad,  we  can  say  that  India  was  once  a

               healthy democracy, but over the years, it has lost its essence and has turned
               out  to  be  flawed.  It  still  has  features  that  are  good  enough  to  name  it  a
               democratic nation. If giving voting rights makes us a democracy, India has

               achieved  that  well.  The  demerits  are  hampering  the  typical  workflow.  The
               Indian democracy can now be termed as a flawed one. Steps and measures
               should be taken to restore the democratic political enfranchisement.





               31. ISRO VS NASA



               Everyone wants to know more about the universe. Many countries have their
               own space agencies to research and analyse our mysterious universe. Two of

               the leading space agencies among them are ISRO of India and NASA of the
               US.  Both  of  them  have  many  similarities  as  well  as  differences  in  their
               administration.



               ISRO



               The  Indian  Space  Research  Organisation  famously  known  as  ISRO  is  the

               space agency of the Government of India headquartered at Bengaluru. It was
               founded on 15 August 1969 by Vikram Ambalal Sarabhai, who is regarded as
               the “Father of India’s space programme”. After its induction, ISRO headed

               many successful space missions performed by the Government of India. Dr K
               Sivan is the present Chairman of ISRO.



               NASA
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