To ensure a stable government with a clear majority.

To accommodate the interests of various political parties and regional groups.

To facilitate the implementation of specific policies and programs.

To prevent the dominance of a single political party.

Increased representation of diverse interests in the government.

Enhanced political stability and longevity of the government.

Improved coordination and cooperation among different political parties.

Reduced likelihood of policy gridlock and legislative inaction.

Maintaining ideological coherence and unity among coalition partners.

Coordinating policy decisions and resolving conflicts between coalition partners.

Ensuring the stability and longevity of the government in the face of shifting political alliances.

Balancing the interests of different coalition partners with the overall national interest.

The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government led by Atal Bihari Vajpayee (1998-2004).

The United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government led by Manmohan Singh (2004-2014).

The Third Front government led by H.D. Deve Gowda (1996-1997).

The National Front government led by V.P. Singh (1989-1990).

The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government led by Atal Bihari Vajpayee (1998-2004).

The United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government led by Manmohan Singh (2004-2014).

The Third Front government led by H.D. Deve Gowda (1996-1997).

The National Front government led by V.P. Singh (1989-1990).

Coalition governments lead to more comprehensive and inclusive policymaking.

Coalition governments result in policy gridlock and legislative inaction.

Coalition governments facilitate the implementation of specific policies and programs.

Coalition governments lead to more stable and long-term policy frameworks.

Coalition governments are inherently unstable and short-lived.

Coalition governments are more stable and long-lasting than single-party governments.

Coalition governments are more susceptible to political instability and collapse.

Coalition governments are less likely to face challenges to their authority.

Regional parties play a marginal role in coalition governments.

Regional parties are often kingmakers in coalition governments.

Regional parties have little influence on policymaking in coalition governments.

Regional parties are typically excluded from coalition governments.

Coalition governments strengthen the federal structure by promoting cooperation between the center and states.

Coalition governments weaken the federal structure by giving more power to the central government.

Coalition governments have no impact on the federal structure of India.

Coalition governments lead to conflicts between the center and states.

Coalition governments make the government more accountable to the people.

Coalition governments reduce the accountability of the government to the people.

Coalition governments have no impact on the accountability of the government.

Coalition governments increase the accountability of the government to special interest groups.

Increased political instability and uncertainty.

Enhanced representation of diverse interests in the government.

Improved economic performance and growth.

Reduced corruption and nepotism in government.

Coalition governments lead to more effective and efficient parliamentary proceedings.

Coalition governments result in legislative gridlock and delays in passing legislation.

Coalition governments have no impact on the functioning of Parliament.

Coalition governments increase the transparency and accountability of Parliament.

Coalition governments strengthen the bureaucracy by increasing its autonomy and independence.

Coalition governments weaken the bureaucracy by reducing its effectiveness and efficiency.

Coalition governments have no impact on the bureaucracy.

Coalition governments increase the transparency and accountability of the bureaucracy.

Coalition governments strengthen the executive by giving it more power over the legislature.

Coalition governments weaken the executive by making it more accountable to the legislature.

Coalition governments have no impact on the relationship between the executive and the legislature.

Coalition governments increase the transparency and accountability of the executive.

Coalition governments strengthen the role of the Prime Minister by giving them more power and authority.

Coalition governments weaken the role of the Prime Minister by making them more accountable to the coalition partners.

Coalition governments have no impact on the role of the Prime Minister.

Coalition governments increase the transparency and accountability of the Prime Minister.