Which three challenges do you feel are being faced by political parties in India?

1. Sustaining voter turnout: Political parties in India face the challenge of sustaining voter turnout in India. Despite a steadily rising rate of voter turnout in recent decades, many citizens still choose to not to participate in the electoral process. This is especially true of younger voters and many marginalized communities who lack faith in the system and are ill-informed of the implications of their vote. 2. Internal party diversity: Political parties in India face the challenge of reconciling their internal structural diversity. India is a complex and heterogeneous democracy, made up of various social and religious groups and divided by centuries of caste lines. This complexity results in different factions and ideologies within parties and huge discrepancies in the representation of individuals within a party. 3. Combating corruption: India's political parties are inundated by scams, fraud and bribery. India's laws, regulations and institutions are still too weak and outdated to effectively address these issues and there is still a lack of public accountability and transparency. Parties must ensure that they have the right mechanisms in place to ensure that they are held to account, if they are to regain the trust of citizens and restore confidence in the political system.