Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in Participatory Governance

Examine critically the recent changes in the rules governing foreign funding of NGOs under the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA), 1976.

the things right in this regard. “In the Indian governance system, the role of non-state actors has been only marginal.” Critically examine this statement

Can Civil Society and Non-Governmental Organizations present an alternative model of public service delivery to benefit the common citizen? Discuss the challenges of this alternative model.

Discuss the contribution of civil society groups for women’s civil society groups effective and meaningful participation and representation in state legislatures in India.

Civil Society Organizations are often perceived as being anti-State actors than non-State actors. Do you agree? Justify.

The need for cooperation among various service sector has been an inherent component of development discourse. Partnership bridges bring the gap among thesectors. It also sets cooperative and in motion a culture of ‘Collaboration’ and ‘team spirit’. In the confrontational light of statements above examine India’s Development process.

What role do environmental NGOs and activists play in influencing Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) outcomes for major projects in India? Cite four examples with all important details.