ERADICATION OF CORRUPTION AND FOCUS ON EFFECTIVE GOVERNANCE AND FUNCTION OF THE PUBLIC COOPERATION

Improving government effectiveness in the work and conduct of economic and a moral imperative the Introduction of the Right to Information and the Right to public service guarantee has been made by the Constitution of India and for equality among the citizens through said empowerment of the ability for protection of the fundamental rights, however very few people are taking cognisance of the said empowerment of the equality and opportunities through better education and the platform for procedural compliance of the duty by an applicant, volunteer or the resource person building more effective task of the task force working for the transparency and accountability in the administration, however, this agenda of the Government of India and the state governments require more programmes and involvement of the public, so referred to in Clause (a) of sub -section (1) of section 26 of the right to information Act, 2005 and to undertake such programmes themselves, casts a responsibility on the Governments of States to develop and organise educational programmes to advance the understanding of the public about exercise of their right to information. It is a gigantic task which requires involvement of various sections of society where non governmental organisations are doing their level duty best but it is yet necessary to rely on the Government duty and performance which should be a top priority of the appropriate government responsible to focus on the effective governance and charter of the public accountability and it is also necessary to provide better services for the awareness drive movement of the skill knowledge and unfinished task of our democracy right from the public information officer to the honourable High Court and the Supreme Court of India, where people are reluctant to approach for the remedial measures as facing financial problems in this behalf of the demand under public service utility/services/debates/focus on the improvement and outcome of the government machinery, taking cognisance of the eradication of corruption and its functioning to contain corruption and to hold Governments and their instrumentalities accountable to the governed, where in all Government functionaries are expected to assist the Government in eradication of corruption and the Government expects the public too to assist it in this field as without public cooperation it is not practicable to completely eradicate corruption, even the official responsibility for rooting out corruption in Government offices primarily rests with the Heads of the department and the Heads of the offices:- Er Fateh chand Guleria, Director, RTI welfare Association registered number HPCD, 3552 , Bilaspur Himachal pradesh phone number, 9459334377

HIGH TIME WE FIND WAY TO REDUCE PENDENCY: PRESIDENT TO JUDGES

Honourable President of India while speaking on the occasion of Constitution day celebrations , Vigyan Bhawan New Delhi, listening to him were the Honourable CJI ,SC judges and the CJ High courts, hailing the Judiciary for maintaining the highest standards of conduct, further.stated that judges should exercise utmost discretion while passing observations in the courts proceedings as it could lead to dubious interpretation and stressed the need to bring reforms in the Judiciary to make justice more speedy and accessible and also to improve gender balance in the institution and also expressed concern over the Judiciary being targeted on the social media by some miscreants and hoped it remained an aberration. The CJI NV Ramana said that the Judiciary should not be solely blamed for delay in decision and acquittal in criminal cases . Another set of misunderstanding related to the belief that the courts are responsible for liberal acquittals and adjournments however the truth is that the public prosecutors,advocates and parties all have to co-operate with the judicial process. Non cooperation, procedural lapses and the faulty probe can not be blamed on the courts .