Disscus the impactof globalisation onthe nature of indian bureaucracy
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Bureaucracy is the executive arm of the government. In traditional classical literature on organs of government, one studied the legislature, the executive and the judiciary with bureaucracy being subsumed under the executive.
Now, one finds that bureaucracy is being treated separately and this is indicative of its growing importance. In this unit, we shall be focusing on bureaucracy with special reference to India.
Bureaucracy anywhere has certain, well-established features. Alternatively, an organization in bureaucratic if it has these features.
Some of the better known features are: (I) Hierarchy (ii) Chain of command (iii) Adherence to rules and regulations (IV) Impersonal/faceless and apolitical (v) Recruitment through statutory bodies specifically created for the purpose, etc.
These features are briefly described below. We should mention here that these features are, by and large, not mutually exclusive but run into each other.
Now, one finds that bureaucracy is being treated separately and this is indicative of its growing importance. In this unit, we shall be focusing on bureaucracy with special reference to India.
Bureaucracy anywhere has certain, well-established features. Alternatively, an organization in bureaucratic if it has these features.
Some of the better known features are: (I) Hierarchy (ii) Chain of command (iii) Adherence to rules and regulations (IV) Impersonal/faceless and apolitical (v) Recruitment through statutory bodies specifically created for the purpose, etc.
These features are briefly described below. We should mention here that these features are, by and large, not mutually exclusive but run into each other.
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