The Indian government can take several steps to improve governance at the grassroots level:

• Strengthening Panchayati Raj institutions by providing them with more financial resources and legislative powers.
• Ensuring regular conduction of elections in a free and fair manner to promote democracy.
• Encouraging greater participation of women, marginalized communities, and tribal groups in local governance.
• Implementing online platforms and tools to increase transparency and accountability in local decision-making processes.
• Providing training and capacity building to local representatives to enhance their leadership and administrative skills.
• Improving access to basic services such as health, education, and sanitation in rural areas to meet the needs of local communities.
• Establishing effective grievance redressal mechanisms to address issues and complaints raised by citizens.
• Simplifying bureaucratic processes, reducing corruption, and decentralizing power to ensure that decision-making is more responsive, efficient, and timely.

These reforms could help promote better governance at the grassroots level, strengthen democracy, and improve the lives of millions of people in India’s rural areas.