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Maithili Malayalam Manipuri Marathi Nepali Oriya Punjabi Sanskrit Santali Sindhi Tamil Telugu Urdu[7] | National languages | None defined by the constitution.[8] | Demonym | Indian | Government | Federal constitutional parliamentary democracy[9] |  -  | President | Pratibha Patil (INC) |  -  | Prime Minister | Manmohan Singh (INC) |  -  | Speaker of the House | Meira Kumar (INC) |  -  | Chief Justice | S. H. Kapadia | Legislature | Sansad |  -  | Upper House | Rajya Sabha

heritage. 2) Government Costa Rica is a democratic republic with a strong constitution. Although there are claims that the country has had more than 115 years of uninterrupted democracy, their presidential election history shows otherwise. Nonetheless, the country has had at least 59 years of uninterrupted democracy, making it one of the most stable countries in the region. Costa Rica has been able to avoid the widespread violence that has plagued most of Latin America. Costa Rica is a republic

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de Pékin au Conseil de sécurité, mais a également révélé son intérêt émergents dans le commerce et l'énergie en Afrique. An increasingly influential player in Africa, China needs to be considered if the US wants to achieve its goals of bringing democracy and economic development to the continent. Un joueur de plus en plus influente en Afrique, la Chine doit être envisagée que si les USA veulent atteindre ses objectifs d'apporter la démocratie et le développement économique sur le continent. Likewise

(EAP) an increase from one-third (30.1 per cent) in 1980. The percentage of the family budget provided by women increased from 30.1 per cent in the early 1990s to 40.1 per cent in 2006. Another relevant factor is the progressive consolidation of democracy 13 , which made it possible for parties with different political ideologies to take turns in power. There was greater participation of organised civil society in making and monitoring public policies. The more favourable performance of the economy

people were establishing their desire to be part of the democratic framework in which they would be given a fair hearing and their views would be taken into consideration while forming policies. The goal was to establish the concept of "participatory democracy," to make the people who ruled understand that the common man now wanted his or her share in governance. The strategies that were adopted to achieve these goals by the MKSS were many. These included sit-ins, rallies, as well as lobbying with government

protesters out of the swanky area they have occupied for more than five weeks in Bangkok. "If they do I would like them to kill me. I am not afraid." Aim said. "I want to die." She will die for a cause her children do not understand she said. "We want democracy, I support Thaksin." Aim said referring to Thailand's former Prime Minister who fled the country after a bloodless coup. He is wanted on corruption charges. Most of the Red Shirt protesters are his supporters and don't believe the charges are true