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NationalUpdated 49 min ago

Governance gap

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EDITORIAL Test of good governance lies in how easily ordinary citizens access public services Chief Minister Pramod Sawant recently warned that action would be taken against government employees who fail to be courteous and urged officials to focus on facilitating people’s work rather than creating unnecessary hurdles. Speaking during Vigilance Awareness Week, he also said […]

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