Ranga Rao, S.P. creator text xu| 1998 continuing ng p.576-583. Visualising mobilisation of people's participation and forcing bureaucracy to go to the doorsteps of the people to solve their problems as a possible mode of good governance, the author presents the case of Janmabhoomi Programme of Andhra Pradesh Government. He covers in the discussion its nature, structure and thrust; involvement of political executive, bureaucracy, teachers, students and NGOs; and a critique on operationalisation of the programme with its implications and likely future impact. - Reproduced Good governance - India - Andhra Pradesh Public administration - India - Andhra Pradesh Good governance Indian Journal of Public Administration 180718