India's struggle for independence started growth in the early 20th century. By the late 1920s, civil disobedience and growing nationalism forced the British to reconsider India's constitutional future. To begin…
The Aravalli Range, India’s oldest fold mountain system, holds not just geological importance but also ecological, cultural, and economic significance. Despite its ancient origins and critical role in environmental stability,…
India is a land of rich biodiversity, and to recognize and conserve its unique aquatic heritage, the Government of India declared the Ganges River Dolphin as the National Water Animal…
The Indus River System, known in ancient texts as Sindhu, is not just a physical waterway—it is the cradle of one of the world’s oldest civilizations and a symbol of…
E-Governance facilitates interaction between different stakeholders in governance. These interactions may be described as follows: G2G (Government to Government) Explanation: Here, Information and Communications Technology not only transforms the governmental…
To enhance the participation of citizens in governance through above mechanisms, the 2nd ARC has made following recommendations- Suggestion box: It should be mandatory for all government organizations to develop…
The identification of citizens as active stakeholders rather than passive beneficiaries in the process of governance is the pathway to enhance to citizen’s participation in governance. Active participation of citizens…
M-governance is a sub-domain of e-governance. It ensures that electronic services are available to people via mobile technologies using devices such as mobile phones. These services eliminate the necessity for…
Improve digital infrastructure: Enhancing digital infrastructure is crucial for the successful implementation of e-governance initiatives, which requires dependable high-speed internet access, improved digital literacy among the populace, and secure data…
India has made significant progress in the field of e-Governance in recent years. However, the implementation of e-Governance initiatives faces numerous limitations and challenges. The country's diverse population, low digital…
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