Civil Society, Indian Elections and Democracy Today
Published By: Indian Institute of Management Bangalore | Published Date: July, 01 , 2014Civil society in Independent India has perhaps never been as active as it is today, except in the years before and during the emergency. The author explores the role it has played in strengthening and deepening democracy. The paper focuses largely on the work done on introducing transparency, and on raising voter awareness. As a result of this work, a lot of public data is available on the extent of crime and money in elections and politics. The author analyses this and points out some implications for democracy and good governance.
Author(s): Trilochan Sastry | Posted on: Sep 18, 2014 | Views(714)