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Dedicated to my parents who lived for others

First published 2022

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2022 Pramod Kumar and Aakar Books

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ISBN: 9781032150697 (hbk)

ISBN: 9781003242376 (ebk)

DOI: 10.4324/9781003242376

Typeset in Palatino

by Arpit Printographers, Delhi

Contents

1. Unfolding Challenges of Democracy in India

2. Governance for the Margins: Tensions and Faultlines

3. Governance for the People: Deficient Citizenship?

4. Dalit Identity Architecture: From Selective Adaptation of Cultural Symbols to Nurturing of Exclusive Sites

Concluding Remarks

1. 1. Unfolding Challenges of Democracy in India
2. 2. Governance for the Margins: Tensions and Faultlines
3. 3. Governance for the People: Deficient Citizenship?
4. 4. Dalit Identity Architecture: From Selective Adaptation of Cultural Symbols to Nurturing of Exclusive Sites
5. Concluding Remarks

Guide

List of Tables

1.1 Effective Number of Parties in Lower House Elections

1.2 Seats Won and Percentage of Votes Polled in Parliament Elections, 19842009

1.4 Political Parties Participated, and Seats Won in Lok Sabha Elections, 1951, 1989, 2009, 2014 and 2019

1.5 Average Number of Candidates per Constituency

1.8A Assembly Elections Result Rajasthan, 2018

1.8B Parliament Elections Assembly Segments-wise Result Rajasthan, 2018

1.9A Assembly Elections Result Madhya Pradesh, 2018

1.9B Parliament Elections Assembly Segments-wise Result Madhya Pradesh, 2018

1.10A Assembly Elections Result Jharkhand, 2019

1.10B Parliament Elections Assembly Segments-wise Result Jharkhand, 2019

1.11A Assembly Elections Result Maharashtra, 2019

1.11B Parliament Elections Assembly Segments-wise Result Maharashtra, 2019

1.12A Assembly Elections Result Delhi, 2020

1.12B Parliament Elections Assembly Segments-wise Result Delhi, 2019

2.1 Department-wise Corruption Index in Punjab

2.2 Department-wise Corruption and Efficiency Ranks in Punjab

2.3 Department-wise Corruption and Inefficiency Ranks in Punjab

2.4 Registration and Charge-Sheeting in India

2.5 Nature of Exchange Between Citizens and Administration

2.6 Ratio of Petty Crimes Over Heinous Crimes in Punjab, 200516

3.1 Deteriorations Perceived in Police

3.2 Reporting Crimes to Police

3.3 Whom Does the Police Serve?

3.4 Ratio of Reported to Unreported Atrocities in Punjab

3.5 Domestic Violence: Existing and Expected Role of Police

3.6 Sexual Violence: Existing and Expected Role of Police

3.7 Issues of SCs: Existing and Expected Role of Police

3.8 Migrants Issues: Existing and Expected Role of Police

3.9 Services Delivered by SAANJH

3.10 Ratio of Petty Crimes Over Heinous Crimes, 200516

3.11 Ratio of Crimes Against Women Over Total Cognizable Crimes, 20052016

3.12 Reduction in Submission of Affidavit

4.1 Perceptions Regarding Cultural Discrimination Among the Punjabi Diaspora Settled in North America

List of Figures, Boxes and Maps

Figures

1.1 Effective Number of Parties in Lower House Elections (India)

1.2 Annual Growth Rate of RSS Shakhas and Activities, 200919

2.1 Engaged Governance Convergence with E-Governance

3.1 Police Organisation and Community-Police Centres (SAANJH Kendras) Structure

3.2 A 3D-imagery of SAANJH Kendra

3.3 Number of Services Delivered by SAANJH

3.4 Facilitation Charges Received by SAANJH

3.5 Victim Compensation Assisted by SAANJH

Boxes

1.1 Federal Transfer System in India

3.1 Evolution of the Model

3.2 Administrative Structure of Community Policing Programme - SAANJH

3.3 Functions of Community Affairs Division (CAD)

3.4 Units of Community Affairs Division

3.5 Units of District SAANJH Kendra

3.6 Functions of Different Units at District, Sub-Division, and Police Station level SAANJH Kendras

3.7 Types of Disputes/Conflicts

3.8 Structure of the District SAANJH Committee

3.9 Members of the District SAANJH Committee

3.10 Units of Sub-Division SAANJH Kendra

3.11 Structure of the Sub-Division SAANJH Committee

3.12 Members of the Sub-Division SAANJH Committee

3.13 Units of Police Station SAANJH Kendra

3.14 Structure of the Police Station SAANJH Committee

3.15 Members of the Police Station SAANJH Committee

Maps

Map 1.1

Map 1.2

Map 1.3

Map 1.4

A & N	Andaman and Nicobar Island
D & N	Dadra and Nagar Haveli
J & K	Jammu and Kashmir
AAP	Aam Aadmi Party
ACP	Assistant Commissioner of Police
ADGP	Additional Director General of Police
AICC	All India Congress Committee
AIDMK	All India Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam
AIIC (T)	All India Indira Congress (Tiwari)
AIMPLB	All India Muslim Personal Law Board
AITC	All India Trinamool Congress
ANM	Auxiliary Nurse Midwifery
ASHA	Accredited Social Health Activist
ASI	Assistant Sub Inspector
BDO	Block Development Officer
BJP	Bharatiya Janata Party
BJS	Bharatiya Jan Sangh
BLD	Bharatiya Lok Dal
BPI	Bolshevik Party of India
BPRD	Bureau of Police Research & Development
BSP	Bahujan Samaj Party
CAA	Citizenship (Amendment) Act
CAD	Community Affairs Division

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