India Governance

Introduction Democratic decentralisation refers to the transfer of decision-making powers, responsibilities, and resources from central and state governments to elected local bodies. This process aims to deepen democracy by enabling citizens to participate directly in governance at the grassroots level. In India, democratic decentralisation has evolved through constitutional amendments, policy reforms, and grassroots movements, making […]

Introduction Democratic decentralisation refers to the transfer of decision-making powers, responsibilities, and resources from central and state governments to elected local bodies. This process aims to deepen democracy by enabling citizens to participate directly in governance at the grassroots level. In India, democratic decentralisation has evolved through constitutional amendments, policy reforms, and grassroots movements, making