Performance of Panchayat Raj Institutions in Andhra Pradesh - Ravinder, Donthi
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Developmental programmes of Panchayat Raj Instituttions from the rural rich indicates that they are interested in the share of power at the state and central levels than local. Secondly absence of support from the large majority of the poor makes these institutions not only shallow but non-democratic. Thus the future of institutions like Panchayat Raj is closely inter woven with larger democratic movements. Grass roots democratic institutions can never become visible and vibrant unless the large majority of rural poor become a part of the democratic consciousness and constitute the social base…mehr

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Developmental programmes of Panchayat Raj Instituttions from the rural rich indicates that they are interested in the share of power at the state and central levels than local. Secondly absence of support from the large majority of the poor makes these institutions not only shallow but non-democratic. Thus the future of institutions like Panchayat Raj is closely inter woven with larger democratic movements. Grass roots democratic institutions can never become visible and vibrant unless the large majority of rural poor become a part of the democratic consciousness and constitute the social base of these institutions future of institutions like Panchayati Raj is closely inter woven with larger democratic movements. Grassroots democratic institutions can never become visible and vibrant unless the large majority of rural poor become a part of the democratic consciousness and constitute the social base of these institutions.
Autorenporträt
Dr. D.Ravinder, is a Scholar and Post-Doctoral Fellow in Department of Public Administration in Kakatiya University, Warangal, Andhra Pradesh, India. Presently, he is working on Post-Doctoral work entitled ¿Crime Againist Woman in India - A Study in Warangal district¿ awarded by Indian Council of Social Science Research, New Delhi.