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Hunger, Poverty and Good Governance in India

Introduction Good governance is not merely about efficient administration or robust institutions; it is ultimately judged by its ability to ensure a dignified life for all citizens. In India, despite decades of planned development and democratic governance, hunger and poverty continue to remain among the most serious challenges to good governance. These problems undermine human…

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Emotional Intelligence in Administrative Practices: A Key to Effective and Ethical Governance

Introduction Emotional Intelligence (EI) is increasingly recognized as a critical skill in administration, enabling civil servants, bureaucrats, and public administrators to make informed, empathetic, and ethical decisions. In the context of governance, emotional intelligence helps in handling stress, resolving conflicts, improving public relations, and fostering an efficient administrative environment. This article explores the role, significance,…

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