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The document serves as a cheat sheet for political science, covering key concepts such as globalization, governance, and development. It outlines the roles of various stakeholders, the importance of transparency and accountability, and the impact of ICT on governance. Additionally, it highlights frameworks in India, corporate governance principles, and tools for citizen empowerment like the RTI Act.

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📘 GE POLITICAL SCIENCE:

CHEAT SHEET

✅ Unit 1: Globalisation
1. Globalisation = cross-border economic, political, cultural
flows.
2. State shifts from welfare provider → facilitator.

3. Market = privatisation, deregulation, "McDonaldisation."


4. Civil society = watchdog role (NGOs, Amnesty).
5. Power shared among state, market, civil society.

✅ Unit 2: Governance – Conceptual


Dimensions
1. Governance = process of decision-making &
implementation.
2. Good Governance (World Bank, 1989) = TRAPEQAR
model.
3. Governance ≠ Government (multi-actor vs top-
down).
4. Features: transparency, accountability, participation.
5. Example: RTI, Digital India, MGNREGA.
✅ Unit 3: Governance Framework in India
1. Based on Constitution – rule of law, separation of powers.
2. Institutions: Parliament, Judiciary, Bureaucracy, CAG.
3. Non-state actors: citizens, NGOs, media.
4. Tools: RTI, e-Governance, Lokpal, Citizen’s Charter.
5. Goal = service delivery + justice + inclusion.

✅ Unit 4: Stakeholders in Governance


1. Stakeholders = all actors involved/affected by governance.
2. Includes state (govt, judiciary, bureaucracy) + non-state
(media, NGOs).
3. Civil society & citizens → watchdog + feedback role.

4. Media → awareness + accountability.

5. Interdependence = core of modern governance.

✅ Unit 5: Changing Dimensions of


Development
1. Development shifted from GDP → Human Development
(HDI).

2. Sustainable = environment-friendly (SDGs, Green Growth).


3. Inclusive = equity for SC/ST/women/poor.
4. Participatory = Gram Sabhas, social audits.
5. Example: PMAY, MGNREGA, Jal Jeevan Mission.

✅ Unit 6: Strengthening Democracy through


Governance
1. Democracy ≠ elections only → daily governance
matters.
2. Tools: RTI, PRIs, Citizen’s Charter, social audits.
3. Governance = people-first, transparent, participatory.
4. Local bodies = decentralisation of power (73rd/74th
Amendments).
5. Example: MyGov, e-Courts, Gram Sabhas.

✅ Unit 8: ICT & Governance


1. E-Governance = use of ICT for service delivery.
2. G2C, G2G, G2E, G2B models (e.g., CPGRAMS, GSTN).
3. Platforms: UMANG, DigiLocker, MyGov, RTI Portal.
4. Benefits: transparency, speed, access, accountability.
5. Digital India = major reform mission.

✅ Unit 10: Corporate Governance


1. Corporate governance = ethics + control in business
operations.
2. Principles: transparency, accountability, fairness,
responsibility.
3. CSR = 2% net profit for social welfare (Sec 135, Companies
Act).
4. SEBI, Clause 49, independent directors → ensure
compliance.

5. Scandals: Satyam → triggered reforms.

✅ Unit 12: Transparency & Accountability


1. Transparency = access to information; Accountability =
answerability.
2. RTI Act (2005) = major citizen empowerment tool.
3. Social audits, media, judiciary = accountability tools.
4. Challenges: delay, poor awareness, threats to activists.
5. Example: Jan Soochna Portal, CPGRAMS.

✅ Unit 15: RTI, Citizen’s Charter, PSGA,


CSR
1. RTI Act = legal info access, ensures transparency.
2. Citizen’s Charter = service delivery timelines (e.g.,
Passport office).
3. PSGA = time-bound services + penalty for delay (e.g., MP,
Delhi Acts).
4. CSR = corporate accountability to society (education,
health, etc.).
5. Together, they form the pillars of good governance.

🧠 Bonus Acronyms to Recall:


● TRAPEQAR → Features of Good Governance

● HDI → Life Expectancy, Literacy, Income

● PPP → Public–Private Partnership

● PRIs → Panchayati Raj Institutions (73rd Amendment)

● ULBs → Urban Local Bodies (74th Amendment)

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