People Centric Governance : An Indian Perspective

This book delves into the complex global issues and challenges faced by nations while emphasising the importance of people-centric governance and public policy. Through a collection of insightful papers, it explores various initiatives undertaken by governments worldwide to address pressing societal needs, highlighting innovative approaches and solutions.The book, which focuses particularly on India's journey, examines how strategic interventions can help achieve citizen-centric governance, fostering greater inclusivity, transparency, and accountability. It aims to inspire policymakers to adopt practices that not only enhance the well-being of citizens but also position India as a global leader in governance innovation.Readers will gain valuable insights into the critical role of public policy in tackling global challenges such as poverty, inequality, and sustainability, as well as the importance of collaboration between nations to build a more equitable and resilient future.

Contents
1. Decoding the Key Principles of Business Sustainability from the Bhagavad Gita --------1 Avantika Singh
2. Designing Atamnirbhar Bharat of Our Dreams: Conceptualising Dolts - A Data-Governance Policy Framework for Police Departments in India--------16 Charru Malhotra and Anargaya Chib 
3. Mindful Eating for Self and Planet: Lessons from Indian Tradition......................29 Divya Mishra 
4. Indigenous Leadership: The Need of the Hour .....................................................38 Rakesh Kumar 
5. Mission Karmayogi ..............................................................................................45 R. R. Dhanapall 
6. Relevance of Ancient Indian Thought in Present World Scenario .........................53 Seema Panwar 
7. Community Workshops - Writing the Success Stories, in Tribal Hamlets of Maharashtra ...............................64 Prashant B. Narnaware
8. Breaking the Glass Ceiling: A Study of Women’s Political Representation in India .................................76 Neetu Jain and Smrutirekha Sahu
9. Women Achievers in Politics & Social Work ..........................................................93 S.K. Pachauri 
10. Financial Inclusion among Rural Indian Women: Evidence from National Family Health Survey V ......................................105 Shruti Joshi and Anshuman Kamila  
11. Empowering Voices: A Comprehensive Study of Women Achievers in the Social and Political Landscape of Assam ..................................122 Bhawna Gupta and Dikumoni Hazarika
12. Theory and Practice of Mission Karmayogi ........................................................137 Manish Garg 
13. National Skill Data Grid: Empowering Workforce Development and Organisational Transformation ..............................................150 Nitin Aggrawal
14. An End-to-End Approach for Organisational Turnaround and its Maintenance Using Digital Strategies .........................................168 Naresh Chhabra 
15. Digital Strategies for Organisational Transformation .......................................181 Arvind Chari 
16. Strategic Imperatives for Driving India Forward ...............................................190 Suresh S 
17. Strategic Implementation of Large Projects - Capability Building and Performance Enhancement Strategies ........................197 Pradeep Gupta 
18. Policy Leveraging Digital Strategies to Revitalise Organisations .......................218 Smriti Panjwani 
19. Comprehensive Exploration of an Environment-Conscious Lifestyle ..................237 Shyamli Singh and Monika Saini 
20. Innovative Solutions for Climate Friendly Sustainable Practices ........................250 Chandra Shekhar Kumar and Manoj Sharma 
21. Behavioural Assessment of Ecological Consumption on University Campuses to Foster an Environmentally Conscious Lifestyle: A Case Study of Urban City in Tamil Nadu.........................................................268 I. Ananda Kumar 
22. DEI Model for Inclusive Growth of Companies & Development of Human Resource .......................................278 Nitin Aggrawal  
23. Social Justice needs Judicial Activism ................................................................290 Anil V. Vaidya 
24. Citizen Centric Governance and Democratic Decentralisation: A Case Study of Punjab ..........................................................................299 Namit Kumar and Jaswinder Kaur