Day 70

4. Transparency and confidentiality are generally accepted principles of probity. Do you think the two concepts are against each other? Elaborate. Introduction Probity is the act of strict adherence to highest principles and ideals (integrity, good character, honesty, decency) rather than just avoiding corrupt or dishonest conduct. Transparency as a . . . Read more

3. It has been observed that political parties make tall claims and unrealistic promises before the elections and once the elections are over they get away by calling them ‘campaigning dialogues’. Should there be a mechanism to make political parties accountable for keeping their promises after winning the elections? Introduction . . . Read more

2. Too much of transparency in civil services has hindered in quick and bold decision making. Critically analyse. Introduction: Transparency in civil services refers to the work of civil servant be available in public domain as per requirement and open for scrutiny. This is provided through Right to Information and . . . Read more

1. What aspects should be covered by an ideal Citizen’s Charter? Do you think like RTI, Citizen’s Charter should also be made compulsory for public organizations? Introduction: Citizen’s/Client’s Charter is a document which represents a systematic effort to focus on the commitment of the Organization towards it’s Citizens/Clients in respect . . . Read more