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Era of One-Party Dominance After Independence, the Congress Party dominated Indian politics (1952–1967). But gradually, this dominance dissipated du Challenge of Building Democracy • India adopted universal adult franchise from the beginning (everyone got the right to vote). • The challenge was to conduct free and fair elections, accommodate diversity, and prevent authoritarianism. • The dissipation of Congress dominance showed that India’s democracy was working—voters could freely change the ruling party. Significance • End of "Congress System" led to multi-party competition. • Strengthened federalism, as regional parties gained power. • Ensured healthy democracy, as no single party remained permanently dominant.    • End of bipolarity class-12 All Parts for B...      • Contemporary centres of power, Class 12th ...      • Class 12th,Contemporary South Asia all.par...      • Class 12th,International Organisations all...      • 'Security in Contemporary world',All parts...      • Environment and natural resources      • Globalisation