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Citizens’ Charter: Limitations and Measures for Greater Effectiveness

Introduction A Citizens’ Charter is a public declaration by a government organization or public service provider, specifying the standards of service, rights of citizens, and mechanisms for grievance redressal. Introduced in India in the 1990s following recommendations by the Department of Administrative Reforms and Public Grievances (DARPG), the charter aims to promote transparency, accountability, and…

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Evaluation of India’s Present Industrial Policy with Special Reference to ‘Make in India’ and ‘Stand Up India’

Introduction Industrial policy plays a pivotal role in shaping a nation’s economic growth by promoting investment, boosting production, and generating employment. India, being one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, has adopted various industrial policies to accelerate its growth trajectory. The present industrial policy of the Government of India is focused on enhancing domestic…

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The Role of Civil Servants in Policy Formulation and Implementation: Focusing on Public Welfare and Foresight

The statement, “While formulating public policies a civil servant must safely focus on the public welfare and while implementing those policies he must have a foresight to infer possible unexpected consequences,” holds significant merit in the context of public administration. This statement emphasizes two critical aspects of a civil servant’s role: formulating policies that prioritize…

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