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Public Administration

Public Administration. Random thoughts Session I. FBV. Not registered No handling of funds RTI Act/ Election Watch Yatha Praja, Thatha Raja. Public Sector vs Private Sector. Source : http://www.madville.com. Development: For whom?. Of course, we have progressed a great

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Public Administration

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  1. Public Administration Random thoughts Session I E.A.S.Sarma

  2. FBV • Not registered • No handling of funds • RTI Act/ Election Watch • Yatha Praja, Thatha Raja E.A.S.Sarma

  3. Public Sector vs Private Sector Source: http://www.madville.com E.A.S.Sarma

  4. Development: For whom? Of course, we have progressed a great deal, first they were coming by bullock- cart, then by jeep and now this! R K Laxman’s cartoon E.A.S.Sarma

  5. No thanks! I just had one at the previous mirage! E.A.S.Sarma

  6. With video tapes, websites and so on, bribe-taking is going to be quite risky unlike our times E.A.S.Sarma

  7. Investigation proves that that you are the only incorruptible officer. So, they suspect that something fishy about your conduct E.A.S.Sarma

  8. No, sir, this is neither a flood-hit nor a drought-hit area. We are only hit by bad government! E.A.S.Sarma

  9. Tribal Area Story of a road E.A.S.Sarma

  10. Lessons • Tap local leadership • Take advantage of local innovation • Expenditure may not always yield desired outcome • Outcome without public expenditure E.A.S.Sarma

  11. Innovation NIF E.A.S.Sarma

  12. Innovation Etikoppaka case (Toys) E.A.S.Sarma

  13. Innovation Sodhana case E.A.S.Sarma

  14. Tribal Area Toll Gate Story E.A.S.Sarma

  15. Development For whom? Dharmavaram case E.A.S.Sarma

  16. Public Administration Random thoughts Session II E.A.S.Sarma

  17. No thank you. This is anti-corruption week! E.A.S.Sarma

  18. Yes, I did promise drinking water! But now I learn it is difficult. So, instead I propose to give you telephone facilities to the village R K Laxman’s cartoon E.A.S.Sarma

  19. Milestones In Governance in India E.A.S.Sarma

  20. Milestones in Governance Improvement E.A.S.Sarma

  21. Citizen’s demand for entitlements Right to Employment Supreme Court (1985 & 1994) (Civil society’s instance) Article 21 & 39(a) Parliament enacted National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, 2005 Right to information Children’s right To education Supreme Court (1992) (Civil society’s instance) Interpreted Articles 21 & 45 Parliamentinserted Article 21A & enacted Right to Education Act 2010 Right to Nutritious Food Supreme Court (People’s Union of Civil Liberties case of 2001) Right to health services (?) E.A.S.Sarma

  22. Transparency Public disclosure of assets (Legislators, Cabinet) E.A.S.Sarma

  23. PM’s Assets C&AG/ CVC/SICs E.A.S.Sarma

  24. Minister who violated FERA & filed a false election affidavit Representation of the People Act E.A.S.Sarma

  25. Entitlements Parliament, Judiciary & Civil Society E.A.S.Sarma

  26. Citizen’s Right to Information • Supreme Court’s interpretation of Article 19: Citizen’s right to information on public authorities (State of UP vs Raj Narain, 1975) • Nine States enacted RTI (1997-2003) • Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan ( Aruna Roy) National RTI Act (2005) E.A.S.Sarma

  27. Anna Hazare’s campaign • Civil society is a force to reckon with • No alternative to Parliamentary democracy • Fight against corruption, high on political agenda • Renewed emphasis on transparency & public accountability of executive E.A.S.Sarma

  28. Who is saving democracy? E.A.S.Sarma

  29. Self Esteem Traffic Constable at Vijay Chowk E.A.S.Sarma

  30. “Role Model” Roger Bannister (Neurologist, Oxford) 4-minute barrier for the mile May 6 1954: 3miutes 59.4 seconds E.A.S.Sarma

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  32. No, not the jailed tycoon’s collection……These are shareholders’ shoes thrown at him for the mega scam E.A.S.Sarma

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