The document discusses key aspects of good governance in India such as social justice, economic justice, political justice, and decentralization. It states that good governance aims to secure justice for all sections of society through empowering all groups, ensuring ample employment, and efficient delivery of services. It also notes the importance of addressing issues faced by marginalized communities in areas like basic services, housing, education, and the justice system through more inclusive governance.

1. INCLUSIVENESS IN GOOD GOVERNANCE
• Social and Economic Justice
• Political Justice
• Decentralization and Public Participation
• Good governance thereby means securing justice for
all, empowering all sections, ample employment and
efficient delivery of services

2. SOCIAL JUSTICE
• Good Governance in India must aim at expansion of social
opportunities and removal of poverty.
• Often Neglected when it comes to development and planning,
• Discrimination based on gender, sexuality, religion, caste, and
socio-economic background.
• Article 15 talks about this aspect,

3. MARGINALISED COMMUNITIES FACE ISSUES
WITH RESPECT TO:
• Basic entitlements and Health Services,
• Housing and Education,
• Justice system,
• Better Governance will result in addressing these core issue,
• Social justice will ensure all round development,

4. ECONOMIC JUSTICE
• Government must take proactive steps to ensure economic
parity,
• Distribution of resources,
• Avoid concentration of wealth,
• Financial up-liftment of the marginalized,

5. POLITICAL JUSTICE
• Ensuring Liberty, equality and Justice,
• Democracy and dissent,
• Public participation in decision making process,

6. DECENTRALIZATION OF POWER
• Local and village level,
• Regional and state level,
• National and international level,

7. BENTHAM, MILLS AND RAWLS
• A perspective of justice
• Where individual as well as collective happiness is considered,
• Inclusiveness and up-liftment of marginalized from Rawls view
point.