ranjan

It is well said that those who study the past can understand future. Knowing and willingness is not enough rather than be carried out to reach, felt and explained by the effected. Keeping promises made in a box and implemented on selective basis gives a sign of weak governance. The closing of the year 2018 is around the corner. What we see in the year being passed of public welfare is that  after the Budget was presented in Jan/Feb this year, regular discussions have started taking place between the Government and the governed at almost all the formats of Public concern about the new schemes launched/ to be launched. The issues/promises can be categorized in three patterns namely; 1) Schemes which are implemented across the Board. 2) Schemes stated to have been launched but  reach people after rules and regulations are framed.      thereby causing delay in its implementation and making public not aware of the procedures      to be followed. 3)  Schemes promised and kept status