Governance in India (2025-26)
3rd Edition
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© 2025 | Published: April 20, 2025
Overview:The third edition of Governance in India by M Laxmikanth is a focused examination-centric book for the aspirants of GS Paper II and other similar competitive examinations. In addition, the book is extremely relevant for those interested in u…
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1. Human Rights
2. Rights of Women
3. Rights of Children
4. Rights of SCs and STs
5. Rights of BCs and EWSs
6. Rights of Minorities
7. Rights of Other Groups
8. Right to Information 2
9. Right to Education
10. Rights of Consumers (2019)
11. Rights of Transgender Persons
12. Public Policy
13. Public Policy
14. Public Policy
15. Public Policy
16. Public Policy
17. Public Policy
18. Public Policy
19. Central Secretariat
20. Cabinet Secretariat
21. Prime Minister’s Office/Secretariat
22. Ministries and Departments
23. Boards and Commissions
24. Public Enterprises
25. State Secretariat
26. Chief Secretary
27. Directorates
28. Board of Revenue
29. Divisional Commissioner
30. Regional Officer
31. District Collector
32. Administration below the District Level
33. District Rural Development Agency
34. Recruitment to Higher Services
35. Training of Civil Servants
36. Service Conditions of Civil Servants
37. Role of Union Personnel
38. Concept of Budget
39. Formulation and Execution of Budget
40. Accounts and Audit
41. Role of Union Finance
42. Role of Union Home Ministry
43. Role of Central Agencies
44. State Police Administration
45. National Commission for Women
46. National Commission for Protection of Child Rights
47. National Commission for Minorities
48. Central Commissioner for Disabled Persons
49. Delimitation Commission of India
50. North-Eastern Council
51. Law Commission of India
52. Staff Selection Commission
53. National Security Council
54. Regulatory Bodies
55. Quasi–Judicial Bodies
56. Advisory Bodies
57. Executive and Development
58. Government Interventions for Rural Development
59. Government Interventions for Rural Development
60. Government Interventions for Rural Development
61. Government Interventions for Urban Development
62. Members of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme
63. Welfare Schemes for Women
64. Welfare Schemes for Children
65. Welfare Schemes for SCs
66. Welfare Schemes for STs
67. Welfare Schemes for Backward Classes
68. Welfare Schemes for Minorities
69. Welfare Schemes for Disabled Persons
70. Welfare Schemes for Older Persons
71. Welfare Schemes for Victims of Drug Abuse
72. Laws for Protection of Vulnerable Sections
73. Institutions and Bodies for Vulnerable Sections
74. Good Governance
75. e-Governance
76. Citizens’ Charter
77. Accountability and Control
78. People’s Participation
79. Role of Civil Society
80. Corporate Governance
81. Evolution of Civil Service
82. Role of All-India Services 401
83. Generalists and Specialists in Civil Service
84. Minister–Civil Servant
2. Rights of Women
3. Rights of Children
4. Rights of SCs and STs
5. Rights of BCs and EWSs
6. Rights of Minorities
7. Rights of Other Groups
8. Right to Information 2
9. Right to Education
10. Rights of Consumers (2019)
11. Rights of Transgender Persons
12. Public Policy
13. Public Policy
14. Public Policy
15. Public Policy
16. Public Policy
17. Public Policy
18. Public Policy
19. Central Secretariat
20. Cabinet Secretariat
21. Prime Minister’s Office/Secretariat
22. Ministries and Departments
23. Boards and Commissions
24. Public Enterprises
25. State Secretariat
26. Chief Secretary
27. Directorates
28. Board of Revenue
29. Divisional Commissioner
30. Regional Officer
31. District Collector
32. Administration below the District Level
33. District Rural Development Agency
34. Recruitment to Higher Services
35. Training of Civil Servants
36. Service Conditions of Civil Servants
37. Role of Union Personnel
38. Concept of Budget
39. Formulation and Execution of Budget
40. Accounts and Audit
41. Role of Union Finance
42. Role of Union Home Ministry
43. Role of Central Agencies
44. State Police Administration
45. National Commission for Women
46. National Commission for Protection of Child Rights
47. National Commission for Minorities
48. Central Commissioner for Disabled Persons
49. Delimitation Commission of India
50. North-Eastern Council
51. Law Commission of India
52. Staff Selection Commission
53. National Security Council
54. Regulatory Bodies
55. Quasi–Judicial Bodies
56. Advisory Bodies
57. Executive and Development
58. Government Interventions for Rural Development
59. Government Interventions for Rural Development
60. Government Interventions for Rural Development
61. Government Interventions for Urban Development
62. Members of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme
63. Welfare Schemes for Women
64. Welfare Schemes for Children
65. Welfare Schemes for SCs
66. Welfare Schemes for STs
67. Welfare Schemes for Backward Classes
68. Welfare Schemes for Minorities
69. Welfare Schemes for Disabled Persons
70. Welfare Schemes for Older Persons
71. Welfare Schemes for Victims of Drug Abuse
72. Laws for Protection of Vulnerable Sections
73. Institutions and Bodies for Vulnerable Sections
74. Good Governance
75. e-Governance
76. Citizens’ Charter
77. Accountability and Control
78. People’s Participation
79. Role of Civil Society
80. Corporate Governance
81. Evolution of Civil Service
82. Role of All-India Services 401
83. Generalists and Specialists in Civil Service
84. Minister–Civil Servant
Overview:
The third edition of Governance in India by M Laxmikanth is a focused examination-centric book for the aspirants of GS Paper II and other similar competitive examinations. In addition, the book is extremely relevant for those interested in understanding the evolving dynamics of governance in the country. Starting from the basics to going deep in each case, with exploration of governance challenges, developmental bottlenecks, and social justice initiatives, this book serves as a valuable resource for the civil services aspirants.
Key Features:
1. Well-written comprehensive content with tables and diagrams for easy retention.
2. Practice Questions for Main and Prelims provided to help aspirants manage their time judiciously and productively.
3. Mains Previous Years’ Questions from 2013-24.
4. Inclusion of recent developments in governance, including key schemes, policies, acts and landmark judgements.
The third edition of Governance in India by M Laxmikanth is a focused examination-centric book for the aspirants of GS Paper II and other similar competitive examinations. In addition, the book is extremely relevant for those interested in understanding the evolving dynamics of governance in the country. Starting from the basics to going deep in each case, with exploration of governance challenges, developmental bottlenecks, and social justice initiatives, this book serves as a valuable resource for the civil services aspirants.
Key Features:
1. Well-written comprehensive content with tables and diagrams for easy retention.
2. Practice Questions for Main and Prelims provided to help aspirants manage their time judiciously and productively.
3. Mains Previous Years’ Questions from 2013-24.
4. Inclusion of recent developments in governance, including key schemes, policies, acts and landmark judgements.