Economic development planning and policy in India v.9

By:

Sinha, R. K. (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Deep & Deep Pub.; 1989Description: V.9; 304 pISBN:

8171001688

Subject(s):

Balance economic-India

DDC classification:

338.9 ECO

Summary: This Volume Nine studies the important aspects of development strategy, viz., decentralisation, regional disparities and development. In four decades of planning, no systematic approach was adopted to decentralisation for rural development. Our changing society is facing the challenge of how to alleviate poverty. To fulfil the basic needs of the people, the Prime Minister has provided the needed thrust to decentralisation for rural development. The essays included in the book discuss in detail the relevance of decentralisation, its shortcomings and needed change to suit the Indian conditions.

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This Volume Nine studies the important aspects of development strategy, viz., decentralisation, regional disparities and development. In four decades of planning, no systematic approach was adopted to decentralisation for rural development. Our changing society is facing the challenge of how to alleviate poverty. To fulfil the basic needs of the people, the Prime Minister has provided the needed thrust to decentralisation for rural development.
The essays included in the book discuss in detail the relevance of decentralisation, its shortcomings and needed change to suit the Indian conditions.

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