Land reforms in India aimed to abolish feudal structures and ensure equitable land distribution, notably succeeding in states like West Bengal and Kerala due to…
India has been witnessing persistent high food inflation in recent years, driven by supply chain disruptions, erratic weather, and rising input costs (2023). This inflation…
The post-reform period in India (post-1991) saw a shift towards liberalization, with increased public expenditure on social services like health, education, and infrastructure to promote…
The Maldives, located in the Indian Ocean, is geopolitically and geostrategically crucial for India, particularly regarding global trade and energy flows. Its proximity to major…
Terrorism poses a grave threat to global peace and security, affecting nations across borders. The United Nations Security Council’s Counter Terrorism Committee (CTC), established in…
E-governance transcends mere digital service delivery by fostering transparency, accountability, and citizen engagement. The ‘Interactive Service Model’ of e-governance plays a pivotal role in establishing…
The public healthcare system is crucial for ensuring equitable access to health services in India, especially for vulnerable populations. However, the growing marketization of healthcare…
The Citizens’ Charter, introduced in India in 1997, aims to enhance citizen-centric governance by promoting transparency, accountability, and responsiveness in public services. However, despite its…
India is a secular state, as stated in the Preamble and guaranteed by its Constitution, where all religions are treated equally. In contrast, the U.S.…
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