Public Administration Mains - Contents of Articles of IJPA from last 25 years
Public Administration Mains - Contents of Articles of IJPA from last 25 years
1. ETHICS—THE OTHER NAME FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE RC SEKHAR
- CONCEPT OF ETHICS AND GOOD GOVERNANCE
- MEANING OF ETHICS
- MEANING OF GOOD GOVERNANCE
- RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN
- ETHICS AND GOOD GOVERNANCE
- SOME ISSUES
- BURDEN OF POVERTY
- CONFLICT RESOLUTION
- TRAGEDY OF THE COMMONS
- LIMITS TO TRANSPARENCY AND PARTICIPATION
- MISTRUST IN TAX ADMINISTRATION
- PRINCIPLE OF REASONABLENESS
- PRINCIPLES OF NATURAL JUSTICE AND FAIRNESS
- CHECKING MISUSE OF DISCRETIONARY POWERS
- OPENNESS, IMPARTIALITY, RATIONALITY AND PARTICIPATION
- MEASURES NEEDED TO PROMOTE GOOD GOVERNANCE
- Making Administration Citizen-friendly and Citizen-caring
- ITS BEING ALIVE TO CITIZEN COMPLAINTS
- MUST BE OPEN AND ACCESSIBLE
- JUDGING PERFORMANCE ACCORDING TO SET STANDARDS
- ESTABLISHING ACCOUNTABILITY
2. CHANGING ADMINISTRATIVE VALUES IN INDIA V SUBRAMANIAM
- BRITISH RULE AND INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE VALUES
- INTRODUCTION
- INDIA’S INHERITANCE OF POLITICO-ADMINISTRATIVE VALUES
- HINDU VALUES: KAUTILYA’S “ARTHASHASTRA”
- IMPACT OF MUSLIM RULE
- FIELD
- ADMINISTRATION AND BUREAUCRATIC SYSTEM
- PATERNALISM
- ADMINISTRATIVE VALUES SINCE INDEPENDENCE
- MINISTER-CIVIL SERVANT RELATIONS
- PHASE OF COMPLETE COOPERATION
- PHASE OF ‘COMMITMENT’
- EROSION OF NEUTRALITY
- NEW MANAGER IALISM
3. ETHICS AND ADMINISTRATION SHEKHAR SINGH
- ETHICAL CRISIS IN THE CIVIL SERVICES
- TYPES OF CORRUPT
- THE COLLABORATORS
- THE APATHETIC
- THE LAWLESS
- SUBJECTIVE VIEW OF ‘PUBLIC INTEREST’
- REMEDYING THE SITUATION: THE CHOICES BEFORE THE NATION
- WAR AGAINST CORRUPTION THROUGH TARGETING THE INDIVIDUAL
- SELECTING THE RIGHT BUREAUCRAT
- CHANGING THE SYSTEM
4. WOMEN AND EMPOWERMENT SHANTA KOHLI CHANDRA
- INTRODUCTION
- NEED FOR CHANGE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
- PARTICIPATION IN DECISION-MAKING
- PARTICIPATION IN DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
- CREATING LINKAGES BETWEEN WOMEN IN PUBLIC LIFE AND WOMEN WORKING IN OTHER AREAS
- PARTICIPATION IN GOVERNANCE
5. PRIME MINISTER’S OFFICE—WE CANNOT AND NEED NOT DO WITHOUT IT BG DESHMUKH
- INTRODUCTION
- FIFTY YEARS OF PMO
- NEHRU ERA
- PRIME MINISTERIAL TYPE OF GOVERNMENT
- PMO-A NECESSITY TODAY
- INDIRA GANDHI’S FIRST AND SECOND TERMS
- RAJIV GANDHI ERA
- EMERGENCE OF PRIME MINISTER’S HOUSE (PMH)
- VP SINGH AND CHANDRA SHEKHAR PERIODS
- NARASIMHA RAO’S AND SUBSEQUENT GOVERNMENTS
6. ROLE AND FUNCTIONING OF ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA
- MS GILL
- OUR FORM OF GOVERNMENT AND ELECTIONS
- ROLE OF ELECTION COMMISSION
- COMPOSITION OF ELECTION COMMISSION
- POWERS AND TASK
- ANAPPRAISAL OFFUNCTIONINGOFELECTION COMMISSION
- RISING COMPLEXITIES IN CONDUCT OF ELECTIONS
- SOME RECENT ACHIEVEMENTS
- ENSURING INNER-PARTY DEMOCRACY
- PREVENTING CRIMINALISATION OF POLITICS
- SUMMING UP
7. CENTRAL VIGILANCE COMMISSION: A PROFILE PK GOPINATH
- CREATION OF CVC
- ROLE, POWER AND JURISDICTION OF CVC
- PROCEDURE OF WORK
- PROBLEMS INVOLVED IN INVESTIGATING CORRUPTION CASES
- OBJECTIVITY IN
- RECOMMENDING ACTION BY CVC
- SUMMINGUP
8. GALLOPING CORRUPTION: NEED FOR EFFECTIVE VIGILANCE
- UC AGARWAL
- THE PRESENT LEVEL OF CORRUPTION
- CORRUPTION DURING
- SECOND WORLD WAR TIMES
- CORRUPTION IN POST-INDEPENDENCE PERIOD
- MEASURES NECESSARY TO EFFECTIVELY TACKLE CORRUPTION
- CREATION OF INDEPENDENT AND EMPOWERED VIGILANCE BODIES WITH SUPPORTING
- AGENCIES
- EMPOWERING HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS
- USE OF POLICE ONLY UNDER JUDICIAL CONTROL
9. INDIAN FINANCE COMMISSION
- G THIMMAIAH
- PROMOTING NATIONAL WELFARE
- COMPLEMENTING PLANNING COMMISSION
- FEDERAL TRANSFERS TO MINIMISE VERTICAL FISCAL IMBALANCE
- EQUALISING STANDARD OF ESSENTIAL PUBLIC AND SOCIAL SERVICES
- METHOD OF ACHIEVING SUCH EQUALISATION
- ESTIMATING FISCAL NEEDS OF THE STATES
- ASKING FOR CENTRAL GOVERNMENT MEMO ON REVENUE SURPLUS
- SEEKING STATE’S REALISTIC EXPENDITURE FORECASTS
- REDUCING VERTICAL FEDERAL FISCAL IMBALANCE
- ESTIMATING STATES NEEDS WITH THEIR REVENUE EFFORTS
- ADJUSTING GROSS REVENUE DEFICITS WITH EXPENDITURE ON STANDARD PUBLIC AND
- SOCIAL SERVICES
- ADJUSTMENT AS PER DIFFERENCE IN ACTUAL AND STANDARD PER CAPITA EXPENDITURES ON
- THESE ITEMS
- ADVANTAGES OF SUGGESTED APPROACH
10. ROLE OF COMPTROLLER AND AUDITOR GENERAL IN INDIA
- VK SHUNGLU
- ROLE OF CAG
- EVOLUTION OF AUDIT
- CAG AND ACCOUNTS OF THE STATES
- ROLE OF CAG AS AUDITOR OF THE NATION
- CONSTRAINT IN THE
- FUNCTIONING OF CAG
- CAG AND THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEES
- CHALLENGES FOR THE FUTURE
11. PUBLIC SECTOR IN INDEPENDENT INDIA
- SURESH KUMAR
- PUBLIC SECTOR IN INDIA
- MIXED ECONOMY MODEL
- PUBLIC SECTOR’S COMMANDING ROLE AND REASONABLE RETURN FOR INVESTMENT
- RAPID EXPANSION OF PUBLIC SECTOR DESPITE POOR PERFORMANCE
- REFORMS NEEDED IN FUTURE
- IMPERATIVES OF EFFICIENCY UNDER NEW ECONOMIC POLICY
- ELEMENTS OF NEW ECONOMIC POLICY AFFECTING PSES
- PACE AND DIRECTION OF REFORMS
- AUTONOMY-DISINVESTMENT AND SETTING UP OF APEX BODY
- DISINVESTMENT WITH EFFICIENCY AND PRODUCTIVITY
- SIGNIFICANTLATEST DEVELOPMENTS
- LESSON TO BE LEARNT FROM CHINA
- IMPACT OF FIFTH PAY COMMISSION BONANZA