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It is interesting to note that nearly half of the families benefited by extension work in home economics belonged to urban areas . But this does not mean that home management work did not adequately reach the farm families .
It is interesting to note that nearly half of the families benefited by extension work in home economics belonged to urban areas . But this does not mean that home management work did not adequately reach the farm families .
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Uptil now the development of social welfare services specially for the handicapped , have been confined to the urban areas . The activities of voluntary organizations are mainly confined to cities . A study of the pattern of grants - in ...
Uptil now the development of social welfare services specially for the handicapped , have been confined to the urban areas . The activities of voluntary organizations are mainly confined to cities . A study of the pattern of grants - in ...
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WHAT IS RURAL YOUTH ? of parents who own less than 25 acres , cannot all be absorbed in agriculture ; hence some will have to be given training for agricultural occupations and some may have to be trained for urban occupations .
WHAT IS RURAL YOUTH ? of parents who own less than 25 acres , cannot all be absorbed in agriculture ; hence some will have to be given training for agricultural occupations and some may have to be trained for urban occupations .
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Contents
VOL | 10 |
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PANCHAYATS COOPERATION IN THE THIRD PLAN | 64 |
MADRAS | 77 |
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achieved activities administration agricultural assistance Bank better Block Board bodies building cent Central centres child clubs co-operative Committee Community Development Conference continue cooperative course covered cultural Department District economic effective efforts elected established existing experience Extension farming field Five functions give given Government Gram implementation important improved increase India industries institutions interest irrigation lakhs land leaders leadership loans marketing meet ment methods Ministry movement necessary needs officers operation organised Panchayat Samiti Panchayati Raj persons Plan population Pradesh present problems production programme progress projects promoting Report responsibility result rural areas scheme Shri social societies stage started success suggested supply taken Third tion Union units various village welfare workers youth Zila Parishad
Bibliographic information
| Title | Kurukshetra, Volume 10 |
| Contributors | India. Community Projects Administration, India. Ministry of Community Development, India. Ministry of Food, Agriculture, Community Development, and Cooperation, India. Ministry of Rural Development |
| Published | 1961 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 28 Feb 2019 |
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