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RMN Foundation founder Rakesh Raman running an education campaign with the help of student volunteers in New Delhi, India. Photo: RMN News Service
Activities, Research

RMN Foundation Publishes Three Landmark Research Reports on Democracy, Judiciary, and Education

RMN Foundation founder Rakesh Raman running an education campaign with the help of student volunteers in New Delhi, India. Photo: RMN News Service
RMN Foundation founder Rakesh Raman running an education campaign with the help of student volunteers in New Delhi, India. Photo: RMN News Service

RMN Foundation Publishes Three Landmark Research Reports on Democracy, Judiciary, and Education

Each report is archived on Zenodo, developed under the European OpenAIRE program and operated by CERN, providing a permanent DOI-based citation. They are also available on Academia.edu for broader global access and research collaboration.

🗓️ RMN Foundation Reseach Desk
New Delhi, October 15, 2025

RMN Foundation has released three comprehensive research reports authored by Rakesh Raman, a national award-winning journalist and founder of the organization. These studies provide a data-driven and evidence-based assessment of India’s governance, justice, and education systems, highlighting the urgent need for structural reform. read more

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Recommendations to Restore the Credibility of the Indian Judiciary

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Recommendations to Restore the Credibility of the Indian Judiciary

The excerpts from the “India Judicial Research Report 2024: Decline of the Indian Judiciary” are given below.

In order to restore the credibility of the Indian judiciary, some of the recommendations are given below.

Screening of Judges: The judges should not be appointed without proper live-streamed interviews with them by select committees of honest judges and reputed citizens after making the profiles and records of candidates public on a dedicated website. The open interviews with candidates should be on the lines of congressional hearings in the United States. This method should be applied to the existing judges also. Only those judges should be appointed in high courts and the Supreme Court who would not take government jobs or any other undue benefit after retirement. read more

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Why Most Court Judgments in India Are Flawed

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Why Most Court Judgments in India Are Flawed

The excerpts from the “India Judicial Research Report 2024: Decline of the Indian Judiciary” are given below.

While the members of the judiciary are not quite qualified, the government is blindly increasing the number of courts and judges. 

A large number of lawyers and judges are not comfortable in the use of English in courts. While most judges are not quite educated, there are numerous flaws in their written judgements as well as spoken pronouncements.  read more