The Indian government has taken several steps to promote transparency in administration, but there is still room for improvement. Here are a few examples:

1. Right to Information Act (RTI): The RTI Act, 2005, is a significant step towards promoting transparency in governance. It enables citizens to access information from public authorities, which has helped increase transparency and accountability.
2. E-Governance: The government has implemented various e-governance initiatives, such as online portals for filing taxes, applying for government services, and tracking public records. These initiatives have streamlined processes and increased transparency.
3. Public Procurement Portal: The Public Procurement Portal (PP Portal) aims to promote transparency in public procurement processes by making tender notices and bid documents publicly available.
4. Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) Reports: The CAG reports provide an independent audit of government finances and operations, which helps identify areas of inefficiency and corruption.
5. Whistleblower Protection: The Whistleblower Protection Act, 2011, aims to protect individuals who report corruption or other wrongdoing within the government.