GOVERNMENT OF INDIA AND THE STATE GOVERNMENTS, BOTH ARE RESPONSIBLE TO WORK WITH COORDINATION FOR PEOPLE'S WELFARE AND THE POPULAR GOVERNMENT FOR REFORMS UNDER LAW CODE MANUAL PREFIXED BY THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA

The democracy not only needs a good governance, but also require a healthy opposition for the welfare of people that would provide the checks and balances but it is regretted to point out that the real theory of verification of checks and balances under the Right to information Act are not being maintained by the ongoing system of parliamentary democracy of our country where it is required to be discussed in the state legislative Assembly and the parliament for required correction and action against the wrong assessment and penal action if any proposed by the SIC or CIC and based on the captioned subject of annual reports for the checks and balances before democracy working under the control of representatives of the people of country responsible for maintaining the good governance and accountability in this behalf of the demand under public service and utility, list by way and virtue of which it is becoming the primary duty of RTI activists and volunteers to follow such conditions of the system maintained by the state government and take issue of checks and balances under this empowerment of the RTI and the RTS act adjudication, working for the good governance and accountability. As such, how this distinction plays out in practical regime depends upon largely on the institutional design of the strong state, the distribution of power within it and how a ruling party frames its relationship with the working class of RTI and the RTS taking cognisance of the fiduciary disclosure of the concept leads to the notion of a strong state, where the distinction between dissent and sedition may dissolve. The extent to which tendency manifests itself, however it is shaped by the constitutional arrangements of the state government and for which the RTI activists and volunteers are working to do needful under law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India, where in, In the Indian context, the Constitution has been described as a document that is federal in the structure and unitary in spirit. While there is a near division of the duty and responsibility in the central and the state and the Union Government has been accorded primacy in the concurrence list, subjects over which both state governments and the Central have jurisdiction. parties arguing for the strong state often adopt a reading of the constitution that focuses on the unitary spirit of the document and any contrarian position is viewed as an attempt to weaken the Centre :-- Er Fateh Chand Guleria, Director RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal Pradesh phone number 9459334377

EFFECTIVE GOVERNANCE UNDER COOPERATIVE FEDERAL STRUCTURE OF THE SYSTEM FOR SERVICE MUST HAVE CONSULTATIONS WITH EACH OTHER.

For the sake of effective governance under cooperative federalism IAS ,IPS and IFS officers recruited appointed and managed with training by the central government and alloted to the various state cadres .IAS officers are mandated to serve not only the state cadre to which they belong but also the central government when ever they are called upon to do so .As such officers of the IAS are under the dual control of the state governments to which they belong and the central government is the appointing authority. It envisages this sharing of power in order to enable both the centre and states to utilise the officers services for the effective governance of the country all over the states and while the central government is vested with the ultimate authority in matters relating to their service condition including posting ,transfers and the disciplinary action the state governments too have a participating role in these matters by way of the affected rules .Hence therefore the changes to these rules and Applications proposed by the central government should also be viewed under the provision made by the quasi federal structure of the centre and the state governments .As such the senior positions in the central government from the level of the Deputy Secretary/ Director to the Secretory are expected to be managed by the IAS officers on the central government deputation from the different states cadres to which they belong but also the central government to which they belong and the officers from other services appointed for their domain knowledge for the sake of effective governance and in the spirit of cooperative federalism ,any drastic change in the rules should await a process of consultations with each other with in specified period of time.