Good governance in indian and global perspective

Good Governance has always been the aim of society and the state. An orderly functioning of the society demands good governance which also ensures the implementation of effective welfare measures. Good governance promotes furtherance of democracy, openness, transparency in administration, enhancing citizen participation in governance and application of information and communication technology. Thus good governance is concerned with high quality in governance. All sections of the society today judge their government by their governance. It is a concept that is inclusive in so far as it aims at involvement of people in the process of development and it should be people centred. Countries at the international and national levels have shown much seriousness about good governance. But they have not been finding it so easy to provide to all their citizens a just, equal and free social order. What are the parameters of good governance in Indian and global perspective is discussed in this article.