Archive · 14 Dec 2025
Former Karnataka CS Advocates Non-State Role in Public Policy
S.V. Ranganath, who used to be the top official in Karnataka's government, gave a talk at a university in Andhra Pradesh.
He said that people and groups outside the government, like universities, non-profits, and businesses, should have a bigger say in making public policies.
He explained that good policies need to consider real-world problems, not just theories.
He also talked about how important it is to make decisions based on evidence, learn from experiences, and work together to make policies that are fair and effective.
He believes that making good policies takes time and careful thought, not just quick fixes.
S.V. Ranganath, former Karnataka chief secretary, emphasized the need for non-state actors in public policy.
He delivered a lecture at the Central University of Andhra Pradesh on public policy and governance.
Ranganath discussed the roles of various institutions and the importance of collaborative governance.
He highlighted the need for evidence-based decision-making and long-term policy planning.
The lecture focused on practical insights and real-life policy experiences.
- Who
- S.V. Ranganath, former chief secretary to the government of Karnataka
- What
- A lecture on 'Public Policy and Governance: Practices and Challenges'
- When
- Sunday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Central University of Andhra Pradesh (CUAP)
- Why
- To discuss the role of non-state actors in public policy and governance
- Speaker
- S.V. Ranganath, former chief secretary to the government of Karnataka
- Event
- Lecture on 'Public Policy and Governance: Practices and Challenges'
- Location
- Central University of Andhra Pradesh (CUAP)
- Key Themes
- Non-state actors, collaborative governance, evidence-based decision-making, institutional learning
- Date
- Sunday (specific date not mentioned)