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Government policies and interventions are critical mechanisms for guiding economic and social development. These policies range from economic reforms, such as liberalization and privatization, to social initiatives like health and education programs. Key interventions include measures to enhance transparency and accountability, efficient use of resources, and inclusive growth. For example, the National Health Mission consolidates various health initiatives to improve public health outcomes. Similarly, economic policies like the Make in India program aim to boost domestic manufacturing and job creation. Effective implementation and continuous evaluation of these policies ensure that they adapt to emerging challenges and achieve intended outcomes.

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Reforming India’s Higher Education: Challenges and Opportunities
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Reforming India’s Higher Education: Challenges and Opportunities

India's higher education system is one of the largest in the world. It includes prestigious institutions like the Indian Institutes…
Posted by Shemaila Eram May 27, 2024

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