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Centre for Civil Society in Spontaneous Order

Apr 3, 2006

Urban Land Management: a prototype of bad governance

A. Srivathsan, in an excellent article in The Hindu bemoans the utter mess that urban land planning in Delhi is. Delhi recently has witnessed a situation that is the result of bad urban land management:

Centre for Civil Society in Spontaneous Order

Apr 7, 2006

Lucknow school liquor shops removed

Liquor shops and schools cannot go together. But in many parts of India this scene is very common. Especially in Lucknow where 53 alchol selling shops coexist with educational institutions. The smell and noise of the liquor shops obviously affect the learning…

Centre for Civil Society in Spontaneous Order

Apr 7, 2006

Video Catching of Copy Cats

Copying during examinations is a big problem in India. Although copying is prevalent in almost all parts of the country, Bihar tops the list with the maximum number of students indulging in this unfair practice. Whether school board exams or the high profile civil services exams…

Centre for Civil Society in Spontaneous Order

Apr 6, 2006

Star footballer Baichung awaits jail journey

You call it madness, funny, crazy. That’s the way Indian police and judiciary works. The famous footballer Baichung Bhutia lost his baggage during his train travel in Coromandel express a few years back. He reported to the police. Now he got the arrest…

Centre for Civil Society in Spontaneous Order

Apr 9, 2006

CCS Impact:

Recently, at a RTI seminar, the Chief Information Commissioner, Wajahat Habibullah, dwelt at some length on the relevance of digitizing government records. In the course of his deliberation, he said that computerizing government records would reduce the burden on government officials.

Centre for Civil Society in Spontaneous Order

Apr 6, 2006

More autonomy for deemed universities

The Ministry for Human Resources Development (MHRD) had issued a notification yesterday to provide more freedom for deemed universities to start courses of their choice without waiting for the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) approval. The MHRD…

March 2006

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