Energizing Bureaucracy for Start Up India: Inputs
Below are some of the key inputs on how the bureaucracy can be energized for the cause of Start Up India. Kindly review and share any additional inputs you may have. We will be submitting the same to DIPP and PMO so actions can be taken on this front.
Energizing Bureaucracy for Start-Up India
1. A helpline should be established and complaints should be addressed within 48 hours
2. Bureaucrats must be re-oriented to utilize Indian start-ups as much as possible
3. Common bureaucratic approach of “Why can this not be done?” must be re-oriented to “How can this be done?”
4. Bureaucrats should be made accountable for their actions, wrong actions, and inaction concerning start ups
5. A 3 member committee should be set up in every Ministry/Dept to review Start Up proposals approved by a bureaucrat so the decision is validated and protect bureaucrats from the fear of future undue investigation
6. The resistance from bureaucrats in working with small entities should be questioned and addressed by DIPP Start Up Center
7. A separate authority competent enough to grant all licences and finance in a "single window" scheme must be set up
8. The ministers should undertake regular initiatives to motivate the bureaucrats to work with start ups
9. Start-ups if facing bureaucracy bottlenecks should be able to raise the issue with DIPP Start Up Center
10. Government should identify and promote honest bureaucrats
11. Each department/ministry should be rated based on inputs from all stakeholders. This will be a positive way to encourage our bureaucracy to become partners in progress
12. No files should stay with a bureaucrat for more than 3 days. more
Energizing Bureaucracy for Start-Up India
1. A helpline should be established and complaints should be addressed within 48 hours
2. Bureaucrats must be re-oriented to utilize Indian start-ups as much as possible
3. Common bureaucratic approach of “Why can this not be done?” must be re-oriented to “How can this be done?”
4. Bureaucrats should be made accountable for their actions, wrong actions, and inaction concerning start ups
5. A 3 member committee should be set up in every Ministry/Dept to review Start Up proposals approved by a bureaucrat so the decision is validated and protect bureaucrats from the fear of future undue investigation
6. The resistance from bureaucrats in working with small entities should be questioned and addressed by DIPP Start Up Center
7. A separate authority competent enough to grant all licences and finance in a "single window" scheme must be set up
8. The ministers should undertake regular initiatives to motivate the bureaucrats to work with start ups
9. Start-ups if facing bureaucracy bottlenecks should be able to raise the issue with DIPP Start Up Center
10. Government should identify and promote honest bureaucrats
11. Each department/ministry should be rated based on inputs from all stakeholders. This will be a positive way to encourage our bureaucracy to become partners in progress
12. No files should stay with a bureaucrat for more than 3 days. more
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Will the authorities at the BDA stop fooling people continuously ? The BDA, is planning on a gated layout in Nelamangala which should be a part of the Mega Bangalore soon with excellent connectivity. But by doing so, they are fooling everybody. Time and again they have come out with press releases saying there would be no gated communities whenever it suited them best, now they are doing a turnaround. This is nothing but cheating people because once the potential buyers purchase them at huge prices, they might even be disappointed at not being able to live it the way promises were made to them! How can a Govt. authority do this and get away. I hope someone files a PIL against this move by BDA and stop them in their tracks this time more
May 24
Bureaucrats of Bharat are in their own league. They are the Government. They don't care about anybody. If you don't believe me, go to any bureaucrat with a problem which will put a fellow bureaucrat in a spot. You will have the result. more
May 24
In every government department, procedures should be set up to provide each service to the public. All the information or data the agency needs to serve/answer the public inquiry should be posted. people should not have to go to the government office more than 2 times for the same service. The time to answer the inquiry should be defined. More important the government staff should be trained periodically. Penalties should be clearly stated for not following the rules. Emphasize on staff training periodically. This will bring improvement in the function of every government department. more
Jan 29
Bureaucracy in a democratic India is like living in a kingdom of your own. No body and nothing can control them. You do not believe? See the grievance cases MINWR/E/2011/00162 & MINWR/E/2014/100106. We are very often shouting against Rape against women, what about these rapes of laws by bureaucrats? All are mere spectators. more
Jan 26
