Five major achievements include: (1) Literacy improvement through government schools — Central government enacted Right to Education Act, state governments manage schools, local bodies implement at ground level; (2) Road infrastructure — Central government builds national highways, state governments build state highways, local bodies maintain internal roads; (3) Healthcare access through government hospitals — All three levels coordinate with central policy, state implementation, and local delivery; (4) Digital connectivity — Central government policies for telecommunications reach citizens through state and local coordination; (5) Employment through MGNREGS — Central government scheme implemented through state and panchayat levels.

Five common problems and the government level to address them: (1) Water supply issues — Local government (municipality/panchayat) should manage distribution and maintenance; (2) Poor road conditions — Local government for internal roads, state government for connecting roads; (3) Garbage collection and sanitation — Local government should organize regular collection and disposal; (4) Electricity supply problems — State government manages electricity boards and distribution; (5) Access to quality healthcare — State government for hospitals, central government for national health policies. Local problems are best addressed by local governments as they understand local needs better and can respond faster.