Indian Republic
While the former rivals of the Indian subcontinent were not integrated without controversy or even bloodshed, the preserved sections of the former Indian-Pakistan border, now national parks or museums, are proof of what can be accomplished when ancient grudges are discarded. Famous across the galaxy for its excellent textiles and telecommunication industries, the Sector is also a major shipbuilder, exporting tens of millions of interstellar craft each year. The flag of the Indian Republic remains one of the most controversial within the United Federation of Nations. While the saffron, white, and green of the flag were meant to represent the universal values of courage and sacrifice, peace and truth, and faith and chivalry respectively, it has been criticized for failing to include the traditional colors of Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Maldives, and Myanmar. The new flag amends this by incorporating the colors and symbols of its constituent members.
Structure
The Indian Republic is a parliamentary republic with a multi-party system. It has 7 recognized national parties including the Indian National Congress and the United Democratic Party which have dominated Indian politics since it’s founding. The National Congress is considered “liberal” within Commonwealth popular culture while the UDP is more center-left of conservative. For nearly the first four decades of its existence, the National Congress held a majority in the parliament, but after the proclamation of the United Federation of Nations it has increasingly shared the political stage with the UDP. Occasionally smaller regional parties have forced the creation of multi-party coalitions. The Indian Republic is a federation with a parliamentary system governed under the Constitution of the Indian Republic, an extension of the United Federation of Nations; the nation’s supreme legal document. It is a constitutional republic and a representative democracy, wherein majority rule is tempered by minority rights. The federal government comprises three branches.
Demography and Population
A majority of its population can trace its origins to the Indian Subcontinent, as well as smaller ethnic groups from the Arabian Peninsula and South America. In the modern era it remains a pluralistic, multilingual, and a multi-ethnic society
Military
The armed forces of the Indian Republic are divided between the Indian Army, Air Force and Navy. Auxiliary branches include the Strategic Forces Command, and two paramilitary groups; the Special Frontier Corps and the Indian Coast Guard. The Indian Republic is also a nuclear power.
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Type
Geopolitical, Republic
Training Level
Trained
Veterancy Level
Veteran
Demonym
Indians
Leader
Head of State
Government System
Democracy, Parliamentary
Power Structure
Semi-autonomous area
Economic System
Mixed economy
Currency
Credit Standard
Legislative Body
The legislature of India is the Indian Parliament, operating under a Westminster-style system. It is comprised of two houses, the Council of Provinces and the House of the People.
Judicial Body
India has a three-tier independent judiciary that comprises the Supreme Court, 16 High Courts and a large number of trial courts.
Parent Organization
Location
Official Languages
Controlled Territories
Neighboring Nations
Notable Members
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