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policyproposalsforindia.com is a continuously evolving research effort that aims to reach out to academics, researchers, media professionals and policy makers at all levels in government and corporate sectors of India. The website essentially focuses on some of the most challenging issues the country is facing, and at the same time offers concrete policy suggestions that can help them in achieving rational outcomes in their endeavours. It houses articles on topics as wide as public administration, strategic affairs, economy, social development, education, health, environment and science & technology.

	One Rank-One Pension – For the guardians of security and integrity of India If the demand is not attended to, it runs the risk of leading to a detrimental effect on the good morale and motivation of the armed forces personnel, who are all future pensioners
	Posted On : 2010-02-18

	Criminalisation of politics – Can it be stopped? "Sixty two years after winning independence, India waits to be free again. To be freed from criminals who have muscled their way into power" – an appeal from the Public Interest Foundation.
	Posted On : 2010-02-18

	Electoral reforms in India: For a stronger democratic polity India must adopt all the widely discussed and acceptable electoral reforms to strengthen its democratic foundations.
	Posted On : 2010-02-18

	Indian Civil Services – Is the examination system selecting the right candidates? The article seeks to highlight some of the anomalies in the selection process of the civil services examination and suggest some corrective measures.
	Posted On : 2010-02-18

	What kind of a leader India needs? India needs a leader who, instead of making tall claims, humbly accepts his limitations as a leader and can motivate the citizens to overcome theirs individually and collectively by way of positive action.
	Posted On : 2010-02-18

	Public holidays in India – A bane on the economy Government organisations in India, unlike in the developed countries, play a vital role in the lives of the people. The large number of public holidays is a great impedance to India’s progress and must be reduced.
	Posted On : 2010-02-18

	Improving standing committees - For a stronger democracy “Parliamentary outreach to the common citizen must receive the highest priority of both the Parliament and the government.”– Mr M Hamid Ansari, Hon’ble Vice President of India and ex-officio Chairman, Rajya Sabha.
	Posted On : 2010-02-18

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