In India, the judiciary plays a critical role in ensuring accountability of the government. The judiciary is the final arbiter of disputes between individuals, between the government and individuals, and…
A variety of parliamentary tools such as questions, debates, discussions, motions, and resolutions serve to hold ministers accountable. Legislative debates concerning issues of public significance are brought up in parliament…
Accountability refers to the state of being responsible or answerable for one’s actions, decisions, and policies. It means that individuals or organizations have a moral or legal obligation to explain…
According to the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and Pacific (UNESCAP), Good governance has 8 major characteristics. It is participatory, geared towards consensus, accountable, transparent, responsive, effective,…
Thoughts of Kautilya: The concept of good governance is not new to Indian civilization. Kautilya, in his famous treatise ‘Arthashastra’ mentions the most important trait of the ruler as “in…
The concept of the governance is used in different contexts and it should be noted that the meaning of governance depends on the context in which it is being used.…
The term governance originates from the Greek word ‘Kybernan,’ which signifies steering, piloting, or being in control. In straightforward terms, governance refers to "the process of making decisions and how…
The Constitution of India guarantees several rights to the Children like free and compulsory education [Article-21 (A)], protection against child labour (Article-24), prohibition of trafficking and forced labour (Article-23) etc.…
Other than religious minorities, the Constitution of India also recognises linguistic minorities under Article-29 and 30 of the Constitution. Therefore, to preserve and promote the interests of the linguistic minorities,…
India is known worldwide for its philosophy of ‘Unity in diversity’. The unique form of Secularism provided in our Constitution, raises the need for protection and development of all sections…
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