India today suffers from many stumbling blocks on the road to
progress. India’s multi-religious and multi-linguistic population,
caste and Jati systems, disputes arising from geographic
considerations like river water -sharing, corruption, decline
in values, unprecedented disparity in incomes, poverty, lack
of education; unemployment, health care, insurgency, Maoist
activities, etc. makes governance a major challenge.

Our system of governance should have been evolved
taking into account the above factors. In practice, our
Constitution has had little to do with the Indian population and
Indian conditions, resulting in serious problems in governance.
It is imperative that we form well-knit societies, which
not only help in progress of our citizens, but also facilitate to
curb negative tendencies. India’s diversity demands re-creation
of suitable societies that can help our citizens to progress , while retaining homogeneous control of all the people.

The book examines all the issues in context of current
situation, analyses them and suggests appropriate solutions:
including reinventing the Varna system to keep the people abreast with modern times.

Governance is a vast and complex issue. This book attempts to address the problems at hand and suggests the way forward in a concise manner.