Administrative and Civil Service Reforms in India (1964–2010)

1. Central Vigilance Commission set up by resolution

   Feb 11, 1964Labels: Central Vigilance

   • CVC Wiki

2. First Administrative Reforms Commission is constituted

   Jan 5, 1966Labels: First Administrative

   • ARC Wiki
   • CBC ARC

3. First ARC recommends Lokpal and Lokayuktas

   Jan 1, 1968Labels: Lokpal, Lokayuktas

   • CBC ARC
   • ARC Wiki

4. 73rd Amendment strengthens rural local government

   Apr 24, 1993Labels: 73rd Amendment, Panchayati Raj

   • 73rd Amendment

5. 74th Amendment reshapes urban local governance

   Jun 1, 1993Labels: 74th Amendment, Municipalities

   • 74th Amendment

6. Freedom of Information Act is commenced

   Jan 6, 2003Labels: Freedom of

   • IndianKanoon FOI
   • FOI Wiki

7. CVC gains statutory status through 2003 law

   Sep 1, 2003Labels: Central Vigilance

   • CVC Wiki

8. Whistleblower mechanism created via PIDPI Resolution

   Apr 21, 2004Labels: PIDPI Resolution

   • TIFAC PIDPI

9. Right to Information Act is enacted

   Jun 15, 2005Labels: Right to

   • RTI Act Wiki
   • AEES RTI

10. Second Administrative Reforms Commission is constituted

    Aug 31, 2005Labels: Second Administrative

    • ARC Wiki

11. RTI institutions begin operating nationwide

    Oct 12, 2005Labels: Central Information

    • CIC Intro
    • RTI Act Wiki

12. Second ARC issues RTI-focused first report

    Jan 1, 2006Labels: Second Administrative

    • DARPG ARC

13. National e-Governance Plan is approved

    May 18, 2006Labels: National e-Governance

    • NeGP Wiki
    • World Bank PR

14. Second ARC promotes nationwide e-governance strategy

    Jan 1, 2008Labels: Second Administrative

    • DARPG ARC

15. Second ARC’s final report completes 15-report series

    Jan 1, 2010Labels: Second Administrative

    • DARPG ARC