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Right to Information in India: Deriving Sustenance from Ancient Indian Culture & Promoting Democracy in India-Juniper Publishers

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    Annals of Social Sciences & Management Studies-Juniper Publishers Introduction While the ever-rising wave of popular awareness towards one’s self and consequent desire to participate and share in the social, political and economic life of a country taken together is causing widening and deepening of democracy all over the world, the so expanding democracy is again rekindling the quest for information as well as knowledge among all including common masses to lead towards self-creation of a perfect cause and effect relationship between the two - information and democracy. As obvious, people need information for obtaining better access or greater knowledge of the working of the state or political system so as to accomplish the best of their political selves including all other aspects of life as well, they’re so-accrued information and knowledge will not only consolidate the spirit of democracy by arousing their common desire of participation into the day-to-day political...

Famous Governors of Multan Under the Sikh Regime in Punjab-Juniper Publishers

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  Annals of Social Sciences & Management Studies-Juniper Publishers Introduction The land of Multan has been remained the target of insurgent activities of the foreign invaders and dictators. These foreign forces not only exploited its brave, hardworking, fearless and dauntless people but also divided it into pieces. They attracted the local people with the lust for earning and enrolled them in the army because their sole aim was to prepare them for fight against their accused enemies. These foreigners belonged to different religions, civilizations and geographical tracts. Multan has also enjoyed the Muslims rule for three centuries. During this period, it maintained its social, political and religious position till 1707. Multan was a vital province which was vanquished by Ranjit Singh in 1818. He, till the permanent governor of Multan, ordered to Misr Diwan Chand to stay here for proper arrangements. At that time, its condition was far behind from attractive [1]. Individuals o...

Right to Information in India: Deriving Sustenance from Ancient Indian Culture & Promoting Democracy in India-Juniper Publishers

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Juniper Publishers-Social Sciences Abstract In fact, transparency or openness providing information and knowledge about the state and government is a primary and natural requisite for a democratic state like India which derives its roots from the ancient India’s distinguished cultural identity based upon eternal moral values and universal-ethical ideas and ideals, that altogether pave the way for arousal and inculcating of feelings of righteousness, sincerity, devotion and gratitude etc. in one’s heart or mind for realizing his or her responsibility and accountability both in temporal as well as spiritual life in the true spirit of the term. While such sincere and devotional imperatives in the material life of an individual life may lead one towards sublimation, when applied on a society which is an expanded form of an individual, can pave the way for creation of a perfect or just social and political order i.e. from the erstwhile prevailing system of government...