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Elections are taking place in Jharkhand And MaharashtraAnd so, it is necessary to assess how effectively governments are expanding access to opportunities for their citizens, i.e. access to infrastructure, health care, education, socio-economic security and legal recourse. And to what extent are state administrations addressing deep-rooted inequalities within their jurisdictions?
Progress in these areas – or the lack thereof – provides valuable insights into how governments are responding to the needs of voters.
A recent study, conducted by the Center for New Economic Studies (CNES) at OP Jindal Global University, attempts to delve deeper into access-equity issues in Maharashtra and Jharkhand. It aims to measure inequality beyond income across India using the above five pillars and 60 indicators.
In this article, we will look at the election states Maharashtra and Jharkhand.
