Explain the three major challenges faced by modern democracies.

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What must not take place in a democracy if it is a good democracy?

The three major challenges faced by modern democracies are:

1. Foundational Challenge: It means bringing down the nondemocratic regime in the country and setting up its foundation. It should focus on keeping away the military from the government and setting up a sovereign state.

2. Challenge of expansion: A democratic government has to expand its ideas, approaches, and principles to all the areas. All the social, economic and political groups have to fall into this category. Women and minority groups should also be involved in this challenge of the expansion of democracy.

3. Challenge of deepening a democracy: This means exercising democracy in practice. Every government has to face it in one way or the other. It must focus on involving more people. it should also focus on controlling the rick traders so that they do not influence the decisions of the government.

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The effective functioning of democracy is extremely important. A good form of democracy must be free from the following:

1. There should be no type of corruption in any form.

2. Morality should be the basic principle of democracy.

3. There should be no rigging of election results.

4. There should be no delay in decision making.

5. No favouring of a particular candidate during elections.

6. The best interest of people should be the centre focus of democracy.

If these points are followed, it can prove to be a good democracy.