The Central and state governments, and the people as a whole have to be involved in making the RTE Act work High expectations...
ByCol R HariharanJune 6, 2010The Emergency’s most fearsome legacy is that no lessons have been learnt At the stroke of the midnight hour of August 14-15, 1947,...
ByMG DevasahayamJune 6, 2010INTERNECINE conflict, turf battles, naked influence peddling by lobbyists and lawyers, overlapping jurisdictions, lack of clarity on structure and mission, and inter-ministerial warfare...
ByTeamApril 21, 2010As part of fast-tracking administrative reforms, the Government of India is evolving a “Performance Monitoring and Evaluation System” (PMES). This task has been...
ByMG DevasahayamApril 21, 2010Public sector companies are distinguished from their private corporate sector counterparts by their pursuit of social goal. The private sector is solely guided...
ByPrabhat KumarApril 21, 2010Intro Amidst much fanfare the Centre and State government held the two-day 14th National Conference on e-Governance at Aurangabad from February 10. Behind...
ByPrashant HamineMarch 3, 2010The disciplinary rules for government servants are so convoluted that it is impossible to either exonerate the blameless or punish the guilty The...
ByShailaja ChandraMarch 3, 2010There is a singular lack of punishment to be noted in recent cases of corruption involving people in government The blindfolded “Lady of...
ByMG DevasahayamMarch 3, 2010Liberalization has provided the dishonest fresh avenues to stash their cash Bhola is a physically challenged youth who rears goats for a living....
ByDiptendra RaychaudhuriMarch 3, 2010The Indian judicial environment is loaded against those who depose in court against criminals On May 5, 2007, a mob of supporters of...
ByCol R HariharanJanuary 1, 2010