Right to Public service / Anil Kumar Jha.
Material type:
- 978-93-81320-62-0
- 23 351.54 JHA
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1. Introduction
2. Accountability, Ethics and transparency
3. Citizen charter
4. E-Governance
5. Right to records
6. Right to Public service legislation
7. Right to information act
8. Police reforms
9. Civil service reforms
10. Corruption in India
11. Public private partnership
12. Bihar right to Public service
13. Conclusion
14. Reference.
The making of public policy for a country as large, populous and diverse as India is intrinsically a more complex task than in a smaller political unit. This makes a study of the institutions which make policy all the more important. Measured by economic growth of attainment of human development objectives. India remains not only an underdeveloped country but one which is usually regarded as an under-performer, which could do better.
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