Fiscal deficit is defined as the gap between the government’s revenue receipts and it’s expenditure. Fiscal deficit to some extent is tolerable. The Fiscal discipline rules are given...
The SAMADHAN doctrine has been enunciated by Home Minister. The elements of this strategy are S for Smart Leadership, A for Aggressive Strategy, M for Motivation and Training,...
Emotional intelligence (EQ) enables public servants to recognize their own biases, understand the emotions and perspectives of others, and make decisions that are fair, inclusive, and sensitive to...
Governance is indeed a complex, cumbersome, involved and time-taking process. However, certain decisions are time bound; so need for ‘Alternate Mechanisms’ has arisen. ‘Alternate Mechanisms’ have been used...
Under the End TB Strategy, the WHO aims to attain the following objectives compared to 2015 levels: Reduce TB deaths by 35 per cent and TB incidence rate...
The Representation of People Act, 1951 provides for the terms and qualification/disqualification of the members of the Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha and the state legislatures. The Representation of...
The First Administrative Reforms Commission (1966-70) had recommended the setting up of Civil Service Tribunals to function as final appellate authorities. The call was again echoed by J.C....
Artificial intelligence (AI) refers to use of machines for tasks which otherwise require human interventions. Indian agriculture is haunted by limitations posed by inconsistent factors such as climate...
The Paris agreement in 2015 set out the principles to tackle climate change. Bonn summit in 2017 aimed at finalising the rule book that would enable effective implementation...
Gamal Abdel Nasser Hussein was elected in 1956 as the second president of Egypt. He played the instrumental role in overthrowing the monarchy in Egypt. President Nasser strongly...
