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ASSESMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN INDIA AND ITS COMPONENTS UNDER NERUVIAN MODEL OF ARRANGED WELFARE ECONOMY

    1 Author(s):  DR. MAHARISHI MUDGAL DEV

Vol -  7, Issue- 6 ,         Page(s) : 251 - 263  (2016 ) DOI : https://doi.org/10.32804/IRJMSH

Abstract

Following 40 years of long engagement with the welfare state model, in 1991 India joined the fleeting trend of globalization and coordinated its business sector with the worldwide business sector. Immense change of each area of the Indian culture was unavoidable with this adjustment in the financial arrangement of the legislature. The nation before 1991 was described by the communist methodology towards the administration and organization depended on Weberian model of administration. Them two were intertwined keeping in mind the end goal to handle the difficulties of country building, advancement, social equity and worldwide peace. Appraisal of forty years of routine of Indian administration uncovered examples of overcoming adversity on a few fronts while disappointment on some other. Financial emergency of 1990's driven the Indian government to start neo-liberal monetary changes. Different changes took after these changes. Alongside uncertain issues of social equity, destitution, fringe clashes with neighboring nations the New Economic Order under the Brettonwoods Institutions (International Monetary Fund, World Bank) and World Trade Organization postured new sorts of challejiges which incorporate worldwide rivalry, ecological concerns and so forth. People in general organization in India has experienced extraordinary changes from its conventional depiction of unbending, leviathanian, welfare picture to the adaptable, decentralized and impetus under the changing way of the political economy after 1991.

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