Uttar Pradesh
The Road Ahead
Venkitesh Ramakrishnan (Ed.)
The Road Ahead
About the Book
The importance of Uttar Pradesh in India's socio-political firmament is never overstated. That evolves naturally on account of a variety factors, which includes its position as the most populous State in the country and the consequent influence wielded by its people and their leadership in the nation's polity. This unique status has been the subject of consistent debate among the political class as well as the academia. The studies and reflections in this volume, Uttar Pradesh: The Road Ahead, advances this debate addressing a number of specific issues from historical, contemporary and futuristic perspectives. The components of the volume were first presented in a two-day national seminar conducted by the Observer Research Foundation (ORF) in 2008.
Central to this volume is the churning that manifold manifestations of identity politics brought to Uttar Pradesh since the mid-1980s, the seemingly never-ending political instability that it imposed as well as the possibilities and problems that the stability verdict of 2007 offers to the State. These issues are addressed by experts in the fields of politics, economics, sociology, governance and public administration.
About the Author(s) / Editor(s)
Venkitesh Ramakrishnan, Deputy Editor, Frontline magazine, The Hindu group of publications.
Contents in Detail
About the Editor/Contributors
Foreword
Introduction
I.
New Social Consensus in Uttar Pradesh:
Problems and Possibilities
1. The New Politics of Mayawati:
Implications for State and
National Politics
— Sudha Pai
2. New Social Consensus in UP:
Problems and Possibilities
— Hariraj Singh Tyagi
3. From Contract to Consensus:
UP’s Political Predicament
— Salil Misra
4. The New Consensus Needs a
Socio-Political Ideology
— Venkitesh Ramakrishnan
II.
Development of Uttar Pradesh:
Performance and Prospects
5. Uttar Pradesh Economy: Past Performance
and Future Challenges
— Ajit Kumar Singh
6. Development of Uttar Pradesh:
Performance and Prospects
— V. Ravi Shankar
7. Quality Employment in Uttar Pradesh:
Scenario and Strategies
— Ravi Srivastava
8. The Sick Public Health System in Uttar Pradesh:
The Malaise and Prescriptions
— Santosh Mehrotra
III.
Governance and Administration of
Uttar Pradesh
9. Towards Overall Stability
— Yogendra Narain
10. Governance and Administration:
Accountability is the Issue
— Prakash Singh
11. Governance of Uttar Pradesh:
A Case Study for Effective Restructuring
— Anand Sarup
12. Using Technology to Improve Governance
— R.R. Shah
IV.
Regionalism in Uttar Pradesh: A Case
for Reorganisation of State
13. Regional Disparities in UP and
the Case for Reorganisation
— Gyanesh Kudaisya
14. Politics of Harit Pradesh: The Case
of Western UP as a Separate State
— Jagpal Singh
15. Regionalism in Uttar Pradesh:
A Case for Reorganisation of the State
— M.P. Dube
16. The Case for Reorganisation
— S.C. Tripathi
An Overview and Some Projections
— Venkitesh Ramakrishnan
| Publisher | AF Press |
| Publication Date | 2009 |
| Number of Pages | 208 |
| ISBN |
9788171887835 |
Academic Foundation (AF), based in New Delhi, is India’s leading independent publisher of academic/scholarly books in Social Sciences, specialising in Economics—Development Economics and Indian Economy in particular, and allied subjects.
About the Book
The importance of Uttar Pradesh in India's socio-political firmament is never overstated. That evolves naturally on account of a variety factors, which includes its position as the most populous State in the country and the consequent influence wielded by its people and their leadership in the nation's polity. This unique status has been the subject of consistent debate among the political class as well as the academia. The studies and reflections in this volume, Uttar Pradesh: The Road Ahead, advances this debate addressing a number of specific issues from historical, contemporary and futuristic perspectives. The components of the volume were first presented in a two-day national seminar conducted by the Observer Research Foundation (ORF) in 2008.
Central to this volume is the churning that manifold manifestations of identity politics brought to Uttar Pradesh since the mid-1980s, the seemingly never-ending political instability that it imposed as well as the possibilities and problems that the stability verdict of 2007 offers to the State. These issues are addressed by experts in the fields of politics, economics, sociology, governance and public administration.
About the Author(s) / Editor(s)
Venkitesh Ramakrishnan, Deputy Editor, Frontline magazine, The Hindu group of publications.
Contents in Detail
About the Editor/Contributors
Foreword
Introduction
I.
New Social Consensus in Uttar Pradesh:
Problems and Possibilities
1. The New Politics of Mayawati:
Implications for State and
National Politics
— Sudha Pai
2. New Social Consensus in UP:
Problems and Possibilities
— Hariraj Singh Tyagi
3. From Contract to Consensus:
UP’s Political Predicament
— Salil Misra
4. The New Consensus Needs a
Socio-Political Ideology
— Venkitesh Ramakrishnan
II.
Development of Uttar Pradesh:
Performance and Prospects
5. Uttar Pradesh Economy: Past Performance
and Future Challenges
— Ajit Kumar Singh
6. Development of Uttar Pradesh:
Performance and Prospects
— V. Ravi Shankar
7. Quality Employment in Uttar Pradesh:
Scenario and Strategies
— Ravi Srivastava
8. The Sick Public Health System in Uttar Pradesh:
The Malaise and Prescriptions
— Santosh Mehrotra
III.
Governance and Administration of
Uttar Pradesh
9. Towards Overall Stability
— Yogendra Narain
10. Governance and Administration:
Accountability is the Issue
— Prakash Singh
11. Governance of Uttar Pradesh:
A Case Study for Effective Restructuring
— Anand Sarup
12. Using Technology to Improve Governance
— R.R. Shah
IV.
Regionalism in Uttar Pradesh: A Case
for Reorganisation of State
13. Regional Disparities in UP and
the Case for Reorganisation
— Gyanesh Kudaisya
14. Politics of Harit Pradesh: The Case
of Western UP as a Separate State
— Jagpal Singh
15. Regionalism in Uttar Pradesh:
A Case for Reorganisation of the State
— M.P. Dube
16. The Case for Reorganisation
— S.C. Tripathi
An Overview and Some Projections
— Venkitesh Ramakrishnan
| Publisher | AF Press |
| Publication Date | 2009 |
| Number of Pages | 208 |
| ISBN |
9788171887835 |
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