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Modi govt 3rd most-trusted in world: report

In a positive news for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the NDA government has been ranked as third most trusted by its people, a report published by OECD says.

AGENCIESrNEW DELHIrrThe findings have been published in its Government at a Glance report 2017.rIndia is at the third position on “Trust in government” chart with 73 per cent, following Indonesia, which is at second position with around 79 per cent people’s confidence. While Switzerland has been placed at the top with a whopping 80 per cent people having trust in their government. rThe report says that word trust depicts the “positive perception about the actions of an individual or an organisation”. rIt further states that the “positive perception” is largely determined “by subjective assessment of individuals”. The report also says that trust in government may lead to “effectiveness of government” and “economic development”. r“Trust in government leads to greater compliance with regulations and the tax system, facilitates social and political consensus, enhances the acceptance of policies that call for short-term sacrifices by citizens, and mobilises citizen engagement to enable open and inclusive governance processes,” the OECD report rsays. rrr Word trust depicts ‘positive perception about actions of individual or organisation’r ‘Positive perception’ determined ‘by subjective assessment of individuals’r Trust in govt may lead to “effectiveness of govt” & ‘economic development’r Leads to greater compliance with regulations, tax systemr Facilitates social & political consensus, enhances acceptance of policiesr Mobilises citizen engagement to enable open & inclusive governance processes
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Jammers to block porn in schools

The Centre on Friday told the Supreme Court that it has blocked 3,522 websites carrying child pornographic content last month and asked the CBSE to consider installation of jammers in schools to block access to such sites.

The Goan Network
Published Jul 15, 2017, 3:28 AM IST
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PTI rNEW DELHIr rThe government told a three-judge bench headed by Justice Dipak Misra that installation of jammers in school buses was “not possible” and they were coming out with steps to deal with the menace of child pornography in its entirety. r“We are coming out with steps which will deal with the situation in its entirety,” Additional Solicitor General Pinky Anand told the bench that also comprised Justices A M Khanwilkar and M M Shantanagoudar. r“Jammers in school…

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