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    Form pairs or groups and assign one State or Union Territory to each group. Prepare a short classroom discussion paper on: 1. Good governance initiatives being implemented. 2. Suggestions for further improving governance.

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    State: Bihar Good Governance Initiatives Being Implemented: Enactment of the Bihar Right to Public Grievance Redressal Act, guaranteeing time-bound citizen complaint disposal. Satat Jeevikoparjan Yojana and Har Ghar Nal Ka Jal, providing direct tap-water connections and microfinance livelihood suppoRead more

    State: Bihar

    Good Governance Initiatives Being Implemented:

    • Enactment of the Bihar Right to Public Grievance Redressal Act, guaranteeing time-bound citizen complaint disposal.
    • Satat Jeevikoparjan Yojana and Har Ghar Nal Ka Jal, providing direct tap-water connections and microfinance livelihood support.
    • Unified digital portals for scholarship distribution, Direct Benefit Transfers (DBT) and online land registration.

    Suggestions for Further Improving Governance:

    • Accelerate rural optical-fiber rollout to ensure seamless e-services at village common service centers.
    • Institute mandatory, independent third-party social audits for rural infrastructure and drainage schemes.
    • Enhance municipal staff capacity and deploy automated grievance tracking systems to reduce service delivery delays.

     

    For more NCERT Solutions of Class 9 Social Science Part 2 Chapter 4 Governance and Public Policy Question Answer (2026-27)

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    Did you know that 25th December is celebrated as National Good Governance Day? Can you find out why this date was chosen? How is National Good Governance Day celebrated in your district? Discuss in your class.

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    National Good Governance Day is observed annually on December 25th to commemorate the birth anniversary of former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, an advocate of clean politics, infrastructure development and accountable governance. At the district level, local administrations celebrate by launcRead more

    National Good Governance Day is observed annually on December 25th to commemorate the birth anniversary of former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, an advocate of clean politics, infrastructure development and accountable governance. At the district level, local administrations celebrate by launching new e-governance initiatives organizing district collectorate open houses, honoring outstanding grassroots administrative workers, running public feedback drives and conducting debate contests in schools.

     

    For more NCERT Solutions of Class 9 Social Science Part 2 Chapter 4 Governance and Public Policy Question Answer (2026-27)

    https://www.tiwariacademy.com/ncert-solutions/class-9/social-science/part-2-chapter-4/

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    Let us try to understand the quality of life of citizens before and after e-governance. Form five groups and interview your seniors, teachers, security guards, administrative staff and parents regarding the issues listed below. Did they have access to the internet and a smartphone or computer to make use of these e-governance facilities?

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    Survey findings indicate that prior to digital reforms, teachers, security staff and parents lacked personal digital devices, forcing them to visit government offices in person, endure long queues and hire intermediaries. Today, affordable smartphones and low-cost cellular data allow citizens acrossRead more

    Survey findings indicate that prior to digital reforms, teachers, security staff and parents lacked personal digital devices, forcing them to visit government offices in person, endure long queues and hire intermediaries. Today, affordable smartphones and low-cost cellular data allow citizens across all income groups to utilize e-governance portals independently or through local Common Service Centers (CSCs), eliminating procedural delays and paperwork.

     

    For more NCERT Solutions of Class 9 Social Science Part 2 Chapter 4 Governance and Public Policy Question Answer (2026-27)

    https://www.tiwariacademy.com/ncert-solutions/class-9/social-science/part-2-chapter-4/

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    Find out what problems they had faced before e-governance and whether they felt the same issues were easily handled after e-governance. 1. Obtaining a birth certificate 2. Obtaining a admit card 3. Collecting and storing marksheets 4. Receiving salary 5. Booking rail/flight tickets 6. Registering a vehicle

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    Prior to e-governance, citizens experienced significant bureaucratic friction across public services, which digital reforms have largely resolved: Obtaining a birth certificate: Formerly involved multiple visits to municipal offices and manual register searches; now issued online via citizen serviceRead more

    Prior to e-governance, citizens experienced significant bureaucratic friction across public services, which digital reforms have largely resolved:

    1. Obtaining a birth certificate: Formerly involved multiple visits to municipal offices and manual register searches; now issued online via citizen service portals within days.
    2. Obtaining an admit card: Relied on delayed postal mail or chaotic school distribution counters; now instantly downloadable via student registration portals.
    3. Collecting and storing marksheets: Risked physical loss, tearing or weather damage; now permanently secured, verified and accessible through national platforms like DigiLocker.
    4. Receiving salary: Delayed by manual paper check clearances; now deposited instantly and transparently via Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) and direct bank transfers.
    5. Booking rail/flight tickets: Required standing for hours at physical ticketing counters; now booked within minutes on mobile applications with real-time seat confirmation.
    6. Registering a vehicle: Demanded persistent agent interference and manual physical verification; now streamlined digitally through unified national portals like Vahan.

     

    For more NCERT Solutions of Class 9 Social Science Part 2 Chapter 4 Governance and Public Policy Question Answer (2026-27)

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    Read the case study and follow the journey of the issue from identifying the problem to implementing a solution. As you read, identify the problem, the people and institutions involved, the actions taken and the steps through which the solution was developed and implemented. Then, answer the questions below: 1. Arrange the various stages of the policy process in sequence for upgrading the hospital to be more patient-friendly. 2. Which stakeholders were involved in solving this problem? Identify at least three. 3. Can you think of any public building in your locality that could be made more accessible? What improvements would you suggest?

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    Stages of the Hospital Upgrade Policy Process: Identification of Problem: Recognizing long waiting queues, unhygienic wards and inadequate patient seating. Consultation and Formulation: Drafting a renovation blueprint involving hospital administrators, doctors and patient advocacy groups. Budget AllRead more

    Stages of the Hospital Upgrade Policy Process:

    • Identification of Problem: Recognizing long waiting queues, unhygienic wards and inadequate patient seating.
    • Consultation and Formulation: Drafting a renovation blueprint involving hospital administrators, doctors and patient advocacy groups.
    • Budget Allocation and Approval: Securing municipal and health department grants.
    • Execution: Constructing digital token systems, wheelchair ramps and clean sanitation facilities.
    • Evaluation: Collecting regular patient satisfaction surveys to assess improvements.

    Stakeholders Involved:

    • Hospital Medical Staff: Doctors, nurses and administrative officers managing clinical workflows.
    • Patients and Families: Citizens who use hospital facilities and articulate frontline service needs.
    • Government Health Authorities: District civil surgeons, municipal engineers and health ministry officials funding and supervising construction.

    Local Public Building Accessibility Suggestions:

    • Target Facility: The District Sub-Registrar and Revenue Office.
    • Recommended Improvements: Construct gently sloped ramps with continuous handrails, install accessible ground-floor restrooms, provide bilingual braille directional signs and introduce computerized token counters to assist elderly and differently-abled visitors.

     

    For more NCERT Solutions of Class 9 Social Science Part 2 Chapter 4 Governance and Public Policy Question Answer (2026-27)

    https://www.tiwariacademy.com/ncert-solutions/class-9/social-science/part-2-chapter-4/

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