Kurukshetra, Volume 12; Volumes 14-151966 - Community development |
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Instead of creating any more schools , efforts should be made to strengthen the existing institutions during the next Plan . The key note of all programmes , however , is the worker at the grass - roots level .
Instead of creating any more schools , efforts should be made to strengthen the existing institutions during the next Plan . The key note of all programmes , however , is the worker at the grass - roots level .
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COMMUNICATION CHANNELS The existing community - typology of Indian farmers cannot be classified as ranging in a continuous scale between two poles , the folk community and the urban community . On the other hand , as Batalla observes ...
COMMUNICATION CHANNELS The existing community - typology of Indian farmers cannot be classified as ranging in a continuous scale between two poles , the folk community and the urban community . On the other hand , as Batalla observes ...
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The existing structure of development administration does not appear to possess these characteristics . Recent studies indicate that the officials generally do not fully carry out their responsibilities partly because of the persistent ...
The existing structure of development administration does not appear to possess these characteristics . Recent studies indicate that the officials generally do not fully carry out their responsibilities partly because of the persistent ...
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accepted achieved acres activities administration adoption agency agricultural areas assistance Bank become better Block bodies building cent centres Committee Community Development consumer continue cooperative crop cultivators Department district economic effective efforts existing Extension fact factors farmers farming field functions funds give given Government implementation important improved increase India industries institutions interest irrigation lakhs land leaders leadership living loans marketing meet ment methods movement necessary nutrition objective officers operation organisation Panchayat Panchayati Raj participation period persons Plan population possible practices Pradesh present problems production programme progress projects requirements responsibility result role rural schemes selected social societies success supply taken technical tion tribal Union units various village welfare workers youth
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| Title | Kurukshetra, Volume 12; Volumes 14-15 |
| Contributors | India. Community Projects Administration, India. Ministry of Community Development, India. Ministry of Food, Agriculture, Community Development and Cooperation |
| Published | 1966 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Feb 2007 |
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