900 million voters, 545 Lok Sabha seats, 4123 State Assembly seats - Can India really synchronize this dance of democracy through One Nation, One Election? An old idea with a new decibel in debate. What is the economic, logistical, and political possibility of it becoming a reality? Host Kiran Somvanshi gets the pros and cons from:

Akshay Rout, Senior Fellow, NITI Aayog & Former Director General of Election Commission of India,
Jagdeep S. Chhokar, Professor & Founding Member of the Association of Democratic Reforms
Anubhuti Vishnoi, Senior Editor, Economic Times

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The Economics, Politics & Possibility of One Nation, One Election