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The concept of a bounded confidence level is incorporated in anonconservative kinetic exchange model of opinion dynamics model where opinionshave continuous values $\in [-1,1]$. The characteristics of the unrestrictedmodel, which has one parameter $\lambda$ representing conviction, undergodrastic changes with the introduction of bounded confidence parametrised by$\delta$. Three distinct regions are identified in the phase diagram in the$\delta-\lambda$ plane and the evidences of a first order phase transition for$\delta \geq 0.3$ are presented. A neutral state with all opinions equal tozero occurs for $\lambda \leq \lambda_{c_1} \simeq 2/3$, independent of$\delta$, while for $\lambda_{c_1} \leq \lambda \leq \lambda_{c_2}(\delta)$, anordered region is seen to exist where opinions of only one sign prevail. At$\lambda_{c_2}(\delta)$, a transition to a disordered state is observed, whereindividual opinions of both signs coexist and move closer to the extreme values($\pm 1$) as $\lambda$ is increased. For confidence level $\delta < 0.3$, theordered phase exists for a narrow range of $\lambda$ only. The line $\delta =0$ is apparently a line of discontinuity and this limit is discussed in somedetail.

Non-conservative kinetic exchange model of opinion dynamics with randomness and bounded confidence