Countries like India with Demographic setup and multicultural presence need good governance in the form of premium institutions, efficient responsible bureaucracies and a thriving civil society that can boost the quality of their most important empowerment i.e. their own people. In fact, these countries aim at social opportunities and removal of poverty by way of securing justice, empowerment, employment and efficient delivery of services. But with the constraints like heavy population pressure, multi faceted wants, paucity of capital and comprehensive gap between the demand and the supply, can it be possible to look forward to fulfill the objectives so mentioned. The response will be probably ‘no’. The way out to reverse the response, owing to empirical facts, is to be a part of globalization trend and take as much advantage as possible to maximize the societal welfare. Keeping the so called panacea i.e. globalization in the backdrop, this paper tries to highlight the reality of good governance in democratic societies like India.