The Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision reflects its commitment to clean and inclusive elections. Mandated by the Representation of the People Act, 1950, it ensures accurate voter rolls by removing ineligible entries, adding eligible citizens, and addressing demographic shifts—strengthening the integrity of India’s democratic process.
Click to View MoreThe July Charter aims to create a "New Bangladesh" free from discrimination and authoritarianism after a student uprising. Key goals include constitutional and judicial reforms, repealing oppressive laws, and establishing a democratic, accountable government for national stability.
Click to View MoreThe ILO’s report, The State of Social Justice, warns that declining trust and persistent inequality threaten social justice and democratic legitimacy. Despite reduced extreme poverty, 71% of earnings depend on birth, and 58% of workers face informality. It urges a renewed social contract and Fair Transition policies for inclusive, decent work.
Click to View MoreThe West’s political “civil wars,” fueled by lost jobs, immigration anxieties, and deep polarization, fracture societies and weaken global leadership. For India, the lesson is clear: pursue inclusive growth, manage diversity, and safeguard strategic autonomy to navigate an unstable world.
Click to View MoreCivil Society Organisations (CSOs) promote democracy and inclusive development. It drives policy reform, deliver essential services, and ensure government accountability. However, it faces challenges from funding restrictions (FCRA) and regulatory burdens, alongside internal trust deficits. The way forward requires a government-CSO partnership, simplified regulations, and enhanced self-accountability.
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