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August 30, 2022

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Decentralization and Social Inequality

September 19, 2022

Does decentralization bridge the gap of social inequality? Decentralization through 73 rd and 74 th constitution amendment act (in 1992) came in the purview of constitution and forced towards decentralized democracy, while at the same time some communities or groups were facing the socioeconomical inequality, like women representation, Dalit and backwards castes communities’ representations. So, the question arises that, after the 20 years of remarkable decentralized system of democracy such as PRI (Panchayat Raj Institutions) and municipality system, Is the social gaps or inequality filled by decentralization or not? Decentralization is not necessarily conducive to local democracy. In fact, in situations of sharp local inequalities, decentralization sometimes heightens the concentration of power and discourages rather than fosters participation among the underprivileged. To illustrate, in some tribal areas where upper caste landlords and traders dominate village affairs,...

Is Democracy Real?

September 09, 2021

IS DEMOCRACY REAL? (Analysis Part-1) "Of the people, for the people, by the people" is one famous line to define democracy in a general sense. Let's take an example of contemporary drama of democracy in North Korea, every five-year interval there is voting held in North Korea, that is held "by the people, of the people, and for the people" but there is only one contestant Kim Jong-Un whom they have to vote. So, Is this the real sense of democracy? only these famous quotes are not enough for a healthy democracy. Stakeholder of democracy is not only people but our leaders also, which means representative, multiple levels of government, multiple party system to maintain balance, strong opposition and regular interaction between the government and the citizen. Recently India's rank in the democracy index deteriorates and ranked at 53rd in the "flawed democracy" category, so before giving the direct judgment on this I would like to draw your attention...

Central bank digital currency (CBDC)

February 15, 2023

Implementation of Retail central bank digital currency (CBDC) in India: How will it impact the existing payment channels and how can it enhance digital payments? Central Bank of India e.g., RBI controls the monetary policy of India through money regulation (majorly Fiat money) and is likely to introduce digital currency based on blockchain technology. so, central bank digital currency (CBDC) can be defined as the virtual or digital asset version of the fiat currency. Unlike cryptocurrency, digital currency is not decentralised, while it aims to improve the efficiency of payment and financial inclusion. As per the RBI concept note on CBDC the key motives to introduce the digital currency as a sovereign currency, CBDC has special advantages over central bank money, such as integrity, trust, safety, and liquidity. Among other reasons, lowering operational costs associated with physic...

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Nishant Kr. Upadhyay: This is Nishant Kumar Upadhyay, I have done M.Sc. in Regulatory Policy And Governance from TISS Mumbai and Graduated in Computer science from Kirorimal college. My Interest is to bridge the gap between technology and Policymaking And generate a real sense of critical and analytical ability.

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