1: 3 Reasons a 2019 ‘Khichdi’ Coalition Could Be a Political Delicacy
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Khichdi is also a colloquial description of weak coalition governments. The phrase acquired wide currency during 1996-97, when unstable United Front regimes were formed during a sickly interregnum in India’s democracy. Today it’s back in vogue, with several pundits wondering if the 2019 polls shall throw up another khichdi coalition.
Listen to The Quint's Editor-in-Chief, Raghav Bahl analyse India's politics.
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