In this episode of Ek Duniya Ek Awaaz, we are talking about issues and different challenges in front of Public Administration and governance. Our expert, Dr. Jaytilak Guha Roy, Regional Director, Indian Institute of Public Administration, Delhi, India,  talks about administrative culture, suggestions from administrative reforms and government efforts to bring transparency in policies and work. He also urges on provide training from top to grassroot level of workers, positive role of civil society, Right to Information(RTI) and need of contribution by all to make a effective flow and improving the governance system and administrative work. 

This is based on an information that East Godavari District Collector Mrs. Neetu Kumari Prasad has announced that the last date of Aadhaar enlollment number submission for Cooking Gas connections is extended upto 15th of May 2013.

'Aapki Police Aapke Saath' is based on an interview with Pankaj Nain, Superintendent of Police, Mewat, Haryana on various public complaints and their solutions. Mr Nain urges general public to provide relevant information to police and cooperate with them. This is an award-winning programme and was selected under Most Creative Programme Award category of National Community Radio Sammelan.

This programme focuses on Market based issues, how market functions, its limitations , what kind of strategies one should follow in order to check market fluctuations.

This programme talks about various advertisements called as Public Service Announcements (PSAs) which are of national interest like advertisement on health and nutrition, polio campaign, TB etc. 

This programme tells about the objective of Krishi Community Radio, UAS, Dharwad. The station was established with an aim to help community members regarding the best practices and technological development across India.

This programme acts as a platform to inform community members about the importance of planning and budget, why it is important and how it should be done.Budget forms an important part of any project be it family or the schemes. 

Manual Scavenging is the practice of picking up of animal and human excreta from dry lavatories using hand. This programme is based on the plight of manual scavenger. Speaking to OneWorld South Asia Dr Bindeshwar Pathak said that the construction of toilets would help in ending the practice of manual scavenging and open defecation.

The highest number of scavengers is in Uttar Pradesh, then in Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. About 2.3 million dalits are practicing it and out of which 82% are women. People encouraging this practice are punished with an imprisonment of up to an year and with a fine of Rs.2,000.

This programme is based on the journey of India's landmark Right of children to Free and Compulsory Education Act. The Right to Education came into effect on 1st April 2012 and provides for free and compulsory education to all children of the age of six to fourteen years. In this episode of Ek Duniya Ek Awaaz, we speak to Mrs. Sushma Berlia, President of Apeejay Stya who analyses the performance of this act in last years. She describes quality of education as an area of concern and is hopeful that the Public Private Partnerships can provide impetus to the act.

This episode of Ek Duniya Ek Awaaz talks about the status of education in India. When it comes to state of education various reports by UN agencies and other suggest lack of teachers, text books and infrastructure in schools. A study conducted by ASER suggests that the learning levels among students have gone down, it shows that the students of class 5th are not able to solve a simple arithmetic and read out poems in Hindi. To solve this problem, Indian government is running various schemes and enacted Right to Education Act in 2010.