Accountability is essential in governance. It ensures that leaders answer for their actions. Citizens have the right to demand transparency. In India, accountability is enshrined in the Constitution. It promotes responsible behaviour among public officials. Effective accountability mechanisms strengthen democracy. They foster trust between the government and the people. Ultimately, accountability leads to better decision-making and improved public services.
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The resignation of Justin Welby as the Archbishop of Canterbury marks an important event in the history of the Church of England. This unprecedented move follows allegations of... 
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The Central Information Commission (CIC) is a statutory authority in India. It was established to ensure transparency and accountability in public authorities. The CIC operates under the Right... 
Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) is India's apex vigilance institution. It aims to combat corruption in government offices. Established in 1964, the CVC monitors vigilance activities under the Central...