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1703097PublishedVol 5 · Issue 7

Role Of Public Administration in COVID-19

N. M. Kanakane

Subject area: Biological & Medical Sciences  ·  Area of research: Biology

Abstract

Coronavirus pandemic has saved no country. However, the level of contamination and subsequent passings have contrasted limitlessly. There is, at this point, no logical clarification dependent on climatic or hereditary contrasts in populaces. Notwithstanding, there is by all accounts an arising agreement that public administration matters. This article takes a gander at three biggest nations in the World and finds that results in India, estimated as far as passings from COVID-19 infection, are a negligible portion of passings contrasted with other two huge crowded nations and seems, by all accounts, to be an anomaly. This article inspects the public administration reaction of a majority rule government and attracts examples for successful public administration managing other great public administration difficulties of our times.

Keywords

New Public Management, Performance Management, India, COVID-19, Coronavirus Pandemic, Government Performance Management

How to cite this paper

N. M. Kanakane "Role Of Public Administration in COVID-19" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals Volume 5 Issue 7 2022 Page 32-37
N. M. Kanakane "Role Of Public Administration in COVID-19" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, vol. 5, no. 7, Jan. 2022
N. M. Kanakane (2022). Role Of Public Administration in COVID-19. Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, 5(7).
N. M. Kanakane "Role Of Public Administration in COVID-19" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, vol. 5, no. 7, Jan. 2022.
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      abstract = {Coronavirus pandemic has saved no country. However, the level of contamination and subsequent passings have contrasted limitlessly. There is, at this point, no logical clarification dependent on climatic or hereditary contrasts in populaces. Notwithstanding, there is by all accounts an arising agreement that public administration matters. This article takes a gander at three biggest nations in the World and finds that results in India, estimated as far as passings from COVID-19 infection, are a negligible portion of passings contrasted with other two huge crowded nations and seems, by all accounts, to be an anomaly. This article inspects the public administration reaction of a majority rule government and attracts examples for successful public administration managing other great public administration difficulties of our times.},
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