TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY IN GOVERNANCE
Transparency and accountability are essential components of good governance. They ensure that government actions align with public expectations, foster trust, and promote equitable development
Transparency refers to the openness of government processes, policies, and decisions, enabling citizens to understand, evaluate, and participate in governance.
Key Features
1.Informed Citizenry
Transparency empowers citizens by providing access to accurate information, enabling them to make informed choices during elections.
Example: The Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005, has empowered citizens to seek information about government projects, decisions, and expenditures.