Governance

ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE IN INDIA

SOMMAIRE

INTRODUCTION

I. Political structure

* Federal System

* President

* Vice-President

* Council of Ministers

* Rajya Sabha

* Lok Sabha

* State Governments

* Judicial System

* Supreme Court

* High Courts

* Legislative Relations Between the Union and States

* Foreign Policy

II. Need for corporate governance in India

* Evolution of corporate governance in India

III. Governance in India: Corruption

* The Roots of Corruption

* Spiraling Problem

* The Fallout From Corruption

* Campaigning for Reform

* Prospects for Progress

IV. Improving governance in India

* Service Delivery Excellence

* The Right to Information Act 2005 

* Electronic governance or e-Governance 

Conclusion

Introduction

India presents a paradoxical situation today, the one hand, it makes great figure and emerging leaders of the most influential countries in the world flock to its gate1. On the other hand, she knows several months a phase of uncertainty in economic, but also and especially politics, which contrast with its rather positive international image. The Indian domestic malaise is primarily due to a beam of situational factors that raise questions about the future. The economic downturn, in part due to the global crisis, worries and feeds the debate on the sustainability of India's growth. With a past growth rate of 8.4% in 2010-2011 to 6.5% in 2011-2012, the country experienced one of its worst figures in nine years. High inflation and fiscal and trade deficits growing rate in addition to the continuing depreciation of the rupee. It is then the government led by the Congress party which appears worn out by years of power, the image of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh - man once highly respected - now severely criticized for its apathy. Parliamentary coalition United Progressive Alliance ( UPA) formed around the Congress had yet been extended to...