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PROMOTING WOMEN IN GRASSROOTS GOVERNANCE

There are more than a million women elected to the Panchayati Raj Institutions of local governance in India. Despite constitutional

Like father, like son? The economic impacts of political dynasties in India Political dynasties remain ubiquitous in democratic countries even

Rethinking cadre allocation procedures in civil services The allocation procedure of All-India Services’ officers to states is an important aspect

Indian households waste 50 kg of food per person per year, says UNEP The latest Food Waste Index Report, released

Bureaucrats form an essential part of State capacity. Should they be allowed to serve in their home areas? This article

Critical scrutiny of the challenges of electoral democracy including elite capture, corruption, and patronage has led to a revival of

In the context of the 2017 Uttar Pradesh state assembly elections, a voter information experiment was conducted across more than

Measuring how well major public programmes are implemented remains a core governance challenge. With the increasing mobile-phone penetration in the

Bihar IPS officer: Need ministry for backward among upper castes A SENIOR serving IPS officer of Bihar cadre has called

COVID-19 will fundamentally transform the world as we know it: the world order, its balance of power, traditional conceptions of national

The Covid-19 epidemic is not the proverbial ‘elephant in the room’ but a ‘black elephant’ event ‘The Coronavirus is the

In a 1st, Chhattisgarh inducts 13 transgenders as constables..In a reflection of changing times, transgenders popularly known as kinnars, have

Uttarakhand’s New Initiative : “Our government is dedicated to the betterment of women. The house will be known by the name

Karl Marx writings helps us understand how situations like the pandemic do not affect all sections of the society in

In the first phase of the covid-19 pandemic, most countries tried to starve the disease of the oxygen it needed