Tracking Civil Services And Governance Since 2007

Governance

Governance

Duty until the end

Babu hegemony is stifling professional organizations like the armed forces and the police, who have acquitted themselves well in Mumbai As India watched...

Governance

Foot Dragging and Flaws

The draft legislation ignores children below six and above fourteen years of age and the responsibility of the State towards education remains ambivalent....

Governance

The Malignancy Spreads

Below poverty line households are being extorted the most for basic services Gandhi Jayanthi was “celebrated” with all appropriate noises. India’s National Portal...

Governance

Airwaves being public property, the power of radio with its formidable reach must be harnessed to foster participatory democracy

Radio broadcasting has proved to be a very effective means of mass communication that has enabled the building of capacities of non-literate and...

Governance

Fearless governance is the solution

To control terrorism, national interests must take precedence over electoral victory Terrorism has existed for two or three thousand years for different reasons....

Governance

A Report Card for every Neta

A study of the attendance record of the MPs of both Houses of Parliament conducted some time back yielded interesting statistics. The survey...

Governance

Decentralization farce

The term “governance” refers to the decision-making and implementation processes in the administration of a country, state or organization. At the country/state level,...

Governance

No more scorched earth

The IC Centre of Governance discussed the Land Acquisition (Amendment) Bill and the Resettlement and Rehabilitation Bill introduced in Parliament at a recent...

Governance

King of the Road

Though the present-day Indian Railways dates from the division of the railways of the subcontinent in 1947-48, the railways have a historical and...

Governance

The Centre cannot hold…

The piece by Prakash Singh, former DG, UP police, titled “100% tolerance for corruption” in the July issue was worthy not only for...