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Bureaucracy
Bureaucracy
Bureaucracy
i) Press mite emaw mipui emaw in an hna thawh dan hriat chian an duh chuan an pe chhuak mai
tur a ni.(Tunah chua RTI hmangin kan dil thei ta, a va lawm awm em!)
ii) Inrel bawlna tha leh an mahni thunun theitu a awm theih nan hruaitu tha an awm tur a
ni.(Hruaitu tha tak an neih chuan officialte hi an hna ah an rinawm mai thin.Stateah chuan Chief
Minister tha, centralah Prime Minister tha.)
iii) A tam thei ang ber in thuneihna leh mawhphurhna an in sem zai tur a ni.
iv) In kalphung dik lo veng tur in Office chu mawh phurhna sang tak pek tur a ni.(Hei hian
officialte kawng dik lo an zawh tur a veng thei a ni).
v) Officialte chu a tling leh tlak chauh lak tur a ni.(In duhsakna..Minister chhungte, a hmel
hriat..tih vel mai mai vang a lak an ni tur a ni lo).
vi) Officialten an hna thawh ah hma an sawn theih na turin a tul dan a zirin training pek thin tur a
ni.
vii) Officialte hna thawh a that tawk leh tawk loh a tul dan in en zui reng thin tur a ni.
UNIT - III ( PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION)
CHAPTER - IV : BUREAUCRACY (Meaning, Types of Bureaucracy,Characteristics, Roles
and Suggestions for improvement)
MEANING : The term ‘Bureaucracy may be traced to the French word bureau,meaning a
writing table or desk.Bureaucracy, thus, simply means ‘desk government’.
Following the model of the definition of ‘democracy’ one may define bureaycracy as govern-
ment of bureaus, by the bureaus, and for the bureaus.
According to Encyclopedia Britanica, the term ‘Bureaucracy’ ‘signifies the concentration of
administrative power in bureaus or departments, and the undue interference by officials in matters
outside the scope of the state interference’.
German Dictionary define the word bureau as, “The authority or power which various govern-
ment departments and their branches aggregate to themselves over fellow citizens”. Thus, bureaucracy
is the word used for aggregate officials of the government,who makes decisions.
CASTE BUREAUCRACY : The Caste Bureaucracy according to Mark, has a class base
and “ arises from the class connection of those in controlling positions”. Under this system, only persons
belonging to upper classes or higher castes can become public officials. Thus, in ancient India, only
Brahmins and Kshatriyas could become high officials.
MERIT BUREAUCRACY : Merit Bureaucracy has, as its basis, merit of the public official and,
as its aim,efficiency of the civil service. In other words, the attempt is to recruit the best man for the
public service, his merit being judged by objective standards. This method is practised in all civilized
countries.
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vii) The office is treated as the sole, or at least the primary occupation of the incumbent.
viii) It constitutes a career.Ther is a system of ‘promotion’ according to seniority or to achieve-
ment, or both.Promotion is dependent on the judgement of superiors.
ix) The officials work entirely separated from ownership of the means of administyration and
without appropriation of his position.
x) He is subject to strict and systematic discipline and control in the conduct of the office.
iv) ADVISED TO POLITICAL EXECUTIVE : Through their experience and advance skill in
matters of public administration, they tender advise to the political executives.
v) PUBLIC RELATIONS : New policy and programmes are not clear to the people. So the
bureaucrats play an important role by conducting awareness programmes of the government schemes to
the people.