2013 Jan-Mar
Good governance is central to equitable socioeconomic progress and political legitimacy. From administrative and judicial reforms, sustained economic growth to...
The Aadhaar-based identity authentication platform is a win-win for both the government and the people. The government obtains huge fiscal...
Reaching the government’s social sector and anti-poverty outlays to the intended beneficiaries at the grassroots poses the fundamental governance challenge...
Social unrest bred by youth unemployment will have serious consequences for governance. The possibility of social exclusion as a consequence...
Ten years from now, India could well become the first country in the world to dissociate healthcare from affluence. Millions...
Equality still remains a distant dream for most women in our country, particularly those who come from the poorer and...
The leadership must develop a habit to listen to its citizens before thinking of bringing any durable change. It is...
Domestic consumption is going to increase with growth in GDP. It will be our effort to put together all the...
In spite of constitutional amendments to empower urban local bodies and the Jawaharlal Nehru Urban Renewal Mission, India’s cities continue...
Agriculture marketing needs to move to farmers, away from politicians. This would require changes in the state agriculture marketing acts...
Commercial banking would continue to be predominantly in the public sector and it is essential that growth of public sector...
The direct benefit transfers is scheme expected to rid the system of leakages and will accurately identify the people whom...
Whether it’s judicial, administrative or financial reforms, the time has come to think ambitiously, argues Yashwant Sinha
To improve every facet of governance, the time has come to think of radical shifts, argues Sitaram Yechury
Despite achievements on the growth front, India faces developmental challenges and needs to revamp its fiscal management to provide more...
Auction is a good way of discovering the market price of natural resources like spectrum. But there has to be...
Though JNNURM has dramatically changed India’s urban landscape, public-private partnerships show the way forward, says Sudhir Krishna
As liberalisation progressed, competitive markets have started supporting the thriving public sector organisations and the new private sector players co-exist...
Information and Communication Technologies have been adopted aggressively by Indian Customs to expedite the processes leading to clearance of import...
The many reports of violence against women over the last few months have had one clear effect - the silence...
Decision-making has become more complex in India because the governance system has become unwieldy and tardy. India needs to have...
Haryana today is at the forefront of harnessing the potentials...
Capturing demand-side issues of citizens and other stakeholders is critical...
Mee Seva paves the way for Smart Governance in Andhra...
A robust e-governance architecture is critical to meet service guarantee...
West Bengal is following an e-governance roadmap. The state government...
Till such time we meet the aspirations, demands and needs...
UID initiative will lead us to achieve many parameters of...
The newly enacted Public Service Guarantee Act will pave the...
Haryana today is at the forefront of harnessing the potentials of ICT and other new age technologies to improve services...
State Rankings Highlights Andhra Pradesh retains number one...
Step 1: Call for Project Submission Call for...
In the run-up to the elections, the most...
West Bengal has come to be synonymous with...
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