Administrative institutions from "summary" of Issues in Indian Polity by Subhash Shukla
Administrative institutions in India play an integral role in managing the country's day-to-day functioning. They are responsible for safeguarding the citizens' rights and providing efficient governance. They have been instrumental in driving the nation's socio-economic progress.- Administrative institutions are organizations that provide fundamental services in a country and maintain order within the system.
- Through their operations, these institutions uphold the legal framework of the society and facilitate good governance.
- It is necessary that administrative institutions be updated with the changing scenario in order to align with modernised processes and new challenges.
- Overseeing the use of public funds, tackling corruption and ensuring democratic elections are some of the significant responsibilities held by these entities.
- These functional entities have certain democratically accepted standards which they are expected to adhere to while discharging their duties.
- Ensuring adherence to ethical values forms the cornerstone of any successful administrative apparatus.
- Fundamental principles such as rule of law and accountability are indispensible for any government institution working towards its citizens' welfare.
- Certain procedural norms need to be followed by government officials while performing activities related to administration.
