Indian Monocracy : Perspectives And Challenges In 21st Century

If men were angels, no government would be required. If angels were to govern men, neither external nor internal controls on government would be needed. But since human biengs are governing and no human being is without infirmities, aberrations and that also serious aberrations take place. Despite the brought spots and the country doing well, and economy booming at least for the richer and middle class, things for a vast majority are far from rosy. Our country is passing through vitalizing and bristling times. The present description almost fits the current epoch in India, what Charles Dickens once said; " It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness.. it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair .. in short the period was so far like the present period..."
About Author :
Joginder Singh, coming as he does from a rural background, and education right from government school to the government college, has passed through exciting as well as totally underprivileged and deprived times. He has a clear ringside idea of what goes on at various levels in the society and government. An MA in English, thanks to his parents, that he could pursue his education, of milk and later on, by funding from the sale country and is literarlly a household name in India. After reaching the highest echelon of the Indian Police Service, he has adopted another profession of involving the people in governance. It is being done through book, columns regularly, in leading papers of the country. Married to Surinder Kaur, who in her own rights joined Indian Information Service through IAS Examination, three years after the marriage, he is blessed with 3 charming daughters, Randeep, Gagandeep, and harveen, who are mothers themselves and are working as senior officials in the Government. What else one can ask?
Contents :
Preface Mayhem of Minorities Contour sof Islamic Fundamentalism, The Jehad The Talbani Turf Trained Terrorists Implementa of Silent Invasion Crusade in Kasmir Illegal Migrants Indo-Pak Relations Unworsted Pushtuns Not a Verdant Vietnsam Mother of Corruption Collective Corruption Stakeholders of Loot Committed Bureaucracy Corrosion in PSUs Governance by Default Dictatorship of Cabinet Law Breakers to Lawmakers Coalition Revisited Crime Craft Surfing the Scams Monstrous Mafia Motivated Crimes Irrational Investigations Hollow Human Rights Women's Woes Jittery Jurisprudence The Crime Bursting Instrument Diligent Diaspora Index