Public Policy Making · Indian Polity

Which of the following is a primary objective of 'Social Audit' in policy governance?

  1. To check the mathematical accuracy of accounts
  2. To ensure transparency and accountability to the direct beneficiaries
  3. To provide a clean chit to the political executive
  4. To replace the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG)
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Correct answer: To ensure transparency and accountability to the direct beneficiaries

Social Audit involves the community in reviewing the implementation of schemes (like MGNREGA). It compares official records with actual ground realities to ensure the intended benefits reach the people.

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