New strategy of development in village India

By:

"Bhattacharya , Vivek Ranjan"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Metropolitan; 1983Description: 326pSubject(s):

Villages India

DDC classification:

338.954 BHA

Summary: The New Strategy of Development in Village India-Progress under Revised 20 Point Programme is a follow up of the author's earlier master piece New Face of Rural India-March of 20 Point Programme which was very well received by the Press and Public. The first book was used as a main reference treatise on the subject which is the most burning topic in our national mainstream. The current book deals with the progress of the New Agenda for the Nation during the last one year. It is the most authentic book on the subject based on documentation used frequently in almost all the pages of the book. The whole country's eyes are cast on the progress of the Revised 20-Point Programme. After India's taking over as the leader of the NAM (Non Aligned Meeting) now more than 100 countries are looking forward eagerly to seeing the progress of each of the items on the agenda.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Donated Books	Gandhi Smriti Library	338.954 BHA (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		DD9224

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The New Strategy of Development in Village India-Progress under Revised 20 Point Programme is a follow up of the author's earlier master piece New Face of Rural India-March of 20 Point Programme which was very well received by the Press and Public. The first book was used as a main reference treatise on the subject which is the most burning topic in our national mainstream. The current book deals with the progress of the New Agenda for the Nation during the last one year. It is the most authentic book on the subject based on documentation used frequently in almost all the pages of the book. The whole country's eyes are cast on the progress of the Revised 20-Point Programme. After India's taking over as the leader of the NAM (Non Aligned Meeting) now more than 100 countries are looking forward eagerly to seeing the progress of each of the items on the agenda.

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