This is a good article (http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/todays-paper/tp-mentor/article2407001.ece) on CAG's role. The role is limited to a post mortem. How much is the findings of this body fed back into the decision making and execution of projects so that problems are preempted?
This is another nice article (http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/opinion/article2406643.ece?homepage=true) on reforms. Do the different bodies of the government act in unison with good communication between themselves?
If we had chosen clean people as chief ministers, do we need a corruption bill? Would it not be better:
1. To prevent bad apples from standing for election?
2. To create more transparency in the government and remove unnecessary layers? Provide SLA for services provided to the people and track the quality of the services?
This is another nice article (http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/opinion/article2406643.ece?homepage=true) on reforms. Do the different bodies of the government act in unison with good communication between themselves?
If we had chosen clean people as chief ministers, do we need a corruption bill? Would it not be better:
1. To prevent bad apples from standing for election?
2. To create more transparency in the government and remove unnecessary layers? Provide SLA for services provided to the people and track the quality of the services?
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