PUBLIC POLICIES, BUREAUCRATIC DYNAMICS, CIVIL SOCIETY AND THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF INDIA    

Authors : Tejaskar Pandey, Dr. Vijay Kumar, Dr. D.K. Singh

Publishing Date : 2023

DOI : https://doi.org/10.52458/9788196830052.2023.eb.grf.ch-10

ISBN : 978-81-968300-0-7

Pages : 94

Chapter id : GU/GRF/EB/GIEDI/2023/Ch-10

Abstract : This passage discusses the intricacies of public policy-making in India, emphasizing the multifaceted nature of the process. It delves into the roles played by various entities, such as the government, bureaucracy, interest groups, and non-governmental agencies. The evolving dynamics of policy formulation, implementation, and evaluation are explored. Additionally, it highlights the growing participation of civil society in policymaking, raising questions about representation, legitimacy, and accountability. The case study of the Right to Information (RTI) Act is presented as a democratic and consultative process, showcasing the impact of grassroots movements on policy development and governance transparency. Overall, the text reflects the complexity and challenges inherent in contemporary Indian policymaking.

Keywords : Public policies, Bureaucracy, Legislature, Civil society groups, Globalization, Governance, Legitimacy and Civil society organization.

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