Governance and citizenship

By:

Tapan Biswal Ed

Contributor(s):

BISWAL (Tapan) Ed

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: New Delhi Viva Books Private Limited 2015Description: viii,464ISBN:

9788130930312

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

320.954 BISG

Summary: Governance and Citizenship Affirmative action for change and for a definite change in the matters of governance is palpable from the collective wisdom of the matured Indian electorate. The mandate which was primarily exercised by the informed and concerned young citizens of the country reflects the essence of Indian democracy. The young India today is averse to polemics and impatient for growth and accountability. Given the inescapable fragility of the political system India has to evolve democratic and inclusive engagement. No doubt the socio-political and the economic fabric is delicately poised and can anytime lead to volatility. However, timidity should not overwhelm the process

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Donated Books	St Aloysius Library	Political Science	320.954 BISG (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	D05686
Reference	St Aloysius Library Reference Section	Political Science	320.954 BISG (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Reference Book	073153

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Governance and Citizenship Affirmative action for change and for a definite change in the matters of governance is palpable from the collective wisdom of the matured Indian electorate. The mandate which was primarily exercised by the informed and concerned young citizens of the country reflects the essence of Indian democracy. The young India today is averse to polemics and impatient for growth and accountability. Given the inescapable fragility of the political system India has to evolve democratic and inclusive engagement. No doubt the socio-political and the economic fabric is delicately poised and can anytime lead to volatility. However, timidity should not overwhelm the process

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