25th December – Good Governance Day (India) 2021

The Good Governance Day is celebrated every year on 25th December to mark the birth anniversary of former president Atal Bihari Vajpayee. It also aims to promote awareness to the common people about the government duties and responsibilities that it needs to fulfill. The Good governance day was established in 2014 by prime minister Narendra Modi. To know more about Good Governance day 2021 read the article below.

Good Governance Day (India) 2021: History

On 23rd December 2014, former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, and Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya were announced to receive the highest civilian award of the nation, Bharat Ratna. After the announcement, the newly elected prime minister Mr. Narendra Modi announced 25th December to be celebrated and observed as the Good Governance Day.

Good Governance Day (India) 2021: Significance

The aim to observe this day is to let the students and citizens of the country know about the duties and responsibilities of the government they need to fulfill. Good governance day acts as a reminder to the government about their responsibilities, and the government should be unbiased, transparent, and development-oriented.

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