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#2 WALKING THE TIGHTROPE: THE FUTURE OF THE IAS
As the Indian bureaucracy completes over 160 years, former Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer T.R. Raghunanandan reflects on the decisions being taken by the government to reform the IAS and the impact these are likely to have. The first part of this blog can be found here. Once Officer Trainees are selected, they are all directed to … Continue reading "#2 WALKING THE TIGHTROPE: THE FUTURE OF THE IAS"
हम और हमारी सरकार शासन साक्षरता के लिए नयी पहल
आवश्यक सार्वजनिक सेवाओं की गुणवत्ता कमजोर है, नागरिक भी अक्सर इस तरह के चूक के लिए उत्तरदायी राज्य को पकड़ने में असमर्थ हैं। रजिका सेठ Accountability Initiative में उत्तरदायित्व पहल की शिक्षा और विकास का नेतृत्व करती हैं। वह सिविल सोसाइटी संगठनों और जमीनी प्रशासकों की क्षमता बनाने के लिए अपने तरह के पहले कोर्स – हम … Continue reading "हम और हमारी सरकार शासन साक्षरता के लिए नयी पहल"
Can we afford to overlook homes in learning outcomes?
As part of an internship at the Accountability Initiative, I had the opportunity to assist and administer surveys in a research project which aims to study how teachers use their time during work hours in government schools across Delhi. My first experience on field taught me that it is not only the school and teachers … Continue reading "Can we afford to overlook homes in learning outcomes?"
Accountability Initiative launches new learning course on governance
While the quality of essential public services provided in India is weak, citizens too are often unable to hold the state accountable for such lapses. Accountability Initiative’s Learning and Development lead Rajika Seth talks about Hum aur Hamaari Sarkaar, a first of its kind course to build the capacity of Civil Society Organisations and grassroots … Continue reading "Accountability Initiative launches new learning course on governance"
Attitudes that block e-Governance
This blog is part of a series on the rollout and progress of e-Governance in India. Any discussion on e-Governance is peppered with tired, self-evident assertions, which mostly focus on why e-Governance is so necessary. Attend any conference on e-Governance and the presentations, whether by government officers or those who collaborate with them, will dwell for long … Continue reading "Attitudes that block e-Governance"