Avijit Biswas 
Political science studies governments, political systems, and how decisions are made in society. It helps us to understand laws, policies, and leadership. Every country has a political system that shapes …
Political science is the study of governments, laws, and political processes. It examines how power works in societies and how decisions are made. It also explores political systems, policies, and …
Ever wondered why public officials make the decisions they do? Public choice theory in public administration holds the key to unraveling this intriguing mystery. Imagine, A world where individuals in …
Motivation is crucial in the workplace, driving employees to give their best effort. So many theories have emerged to understand what truly motivates individuals. One such theory is the Equity …
In politics and leadership, people often mix up “power” and “authority,” but they mean different things. Knowing the differences between power and authority helps us understand how leaders and government’s …
Power and authority are integral to political systems and vital in shaping governance structures and societal dynamics. Understanding the complex interplay between power and control is crucial for comprehending how …
Have you ever wondered why some days you feel highly motivated, while on other days, even the simplest task feels exhausting? Imagine a time when you were extremely hungry—did you …
Herzberg’s two-factor theory, also known as motivation-hygiene theory is a motivational theory developed by psychologist Frederick Herzberg in the 1950s. The theory suggests that two distinct factors influence employee motivation …
Media is called the fourth pillar of democracy. The other three pillars are the legislature, the executive, and the judiciary. Media is the fourth pillar through which the government is …
Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) play a pivotal role in today’s world by addressing critical social issues, empowering communities, and driving positive change. These organizations are operated independently and driven by their …
