United Progressive Alliance Government

The United Progressive Alliance (UPA) was a coalition of political parties in India, led primarily by the Indian National Congress, that governed the country from 2004 to 2014. It was formed to bring together various parties with common social and economic goals, focusing on inclusive growth, social justice, and development initiatives. The UPA aimed to implement policies for poverty reduction, education, and healthcare, while maintaining democratic pluralism. Its leadership emphasized collaborative decision-making across diverse groups, working towards stability and reforms in India's political and economic systems during its tenure.