2015-11-24T05:28:48+05:30By UPSCTREE|Categories: ARC|Tags: arc, citizen centric governance, citizen charter, decentralization, delegation, good governance, jaankari, mayurbhanj, principle of subsidiarity, sarathi, seven step model, sevottam, socail audit, su-raj, vahan, window of hope|
“Man’s capacity for justice makes democracy possible, but man’s inclination to injustice makes democracy necessary” – Reinhold Niebuhr 1)The Concept of Citizen Centric Administration:- The concept of good governance is not new. Kautilya in his treatise Arthashastra elaborated the traits of the king of a well governed State thus: “in [...]
2015-11-12T00:23:12+05:30By UPSCTREE|Categories: ARC|Tags: arc, broken window syndrome, police reform, public order|
Note:- Check Part 1 for Problems , Causes, Manifestations and Weaknesses , this part deals with the dissatisfaction , reforms and solutions. Instrumentality of State to maintain Public Order:- Why the Public is dissatisfied with the Police and Administrative Machinery:- […]
2017-02-13T19:49:08+05:30By UPSCTREE|Categories: ARC|Tags: arc, solution, summary|
Introduction:- It has been said that peace is not the absence of conflict but the presence of creative alternatives for responding to conflict – alternatives to passive or aggressive responses, alternatives to violence. 1)Left Extremism:- Negotiations with the extremist outfits should be an important mode of conflict resolution. The system [...]
2017-02-13T19:48:35+05:30By UPSCTREE|Categories: ARC|Tags: arc, insurgency, Northeast|
Introduction : – North East has seen an unending cycle of violent conflicts dominated by insurgencies with demands ranging from outright sovereignty to greater political autonomy. Roots of Insurgency :- The roots of insurgency in the North Eastern region are embedded in its geography, history and a host of [...]
2017-02-13T19:48:30+05:30By UPSCTREE|Categories: ARC|Tags: arc, communalism|
Introduction :- Communalism in a broad sense implies blind allegiance to one’s own communal group – religious, linguistic or ethnic – rather than to the larger society or to the nation as a whole. In its extreme form, communalism manifests itself in hatred towards groups perceived as hostile, ultimately leading [...]
2017-02-13T19:48:24+05:30By UPSCTREE|Categories: ARC|Tags: arc, LW, naxalism|
Introduction :- The left extremist outburst, later known as the Naxalite movement, started in March 1967 in the three police station areas (Naxalbari, Khoribari and Phansidewa) of Darjeeling district in West Bengal .The major features of left wing extemism (LWE) are : – It has emerged as the greatest challenge [...]
