Kurukshetra, Volume 71958 - Community development |
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Page 177
Considering the magnitude and the high aims of the programme ; the democratic and non - coercive means adopted to implement the same ; the success achieved in this short period can be said to be magnificent . Though what had been said ...
Considering the magnitude and the high aims of the programme ; the democratic and non - coercive means adopted to implement the same ; the success achieved in this short period can be said to be magnificent . Though what had been said ...
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He will get directly interested in its success as he will have realized that its success leads , first and foremost , to an increase in his own income . And he will assuredly direct all his energy towards its implementation .
He will get directly interested in its success as he will have realized that its success leads , first and foremost , to an increase in his own income . And he will assuredly direct all his energy towards its implementation .
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The success of cooperative farming will depend on the success of the service cooperatives . Wherever the service cooperatives have successfully served the peasantry in improving agricultural production , the farmers may adopt ...
The success of cooperative farming will depend on the success of the service cooperatives . Wherever the service cooperatives have successfully served the peasantry in improving agricultural production , the farmers may adopt ...
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Contents
60 | 5 |
OCTOBER 2 1958from a Farmers | 14 |
RAM RAJYA AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTR Ravi Verma | 25 |
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able achieve activities administration agency agricultural areas assistance basic become better Block building camps carried cent centres co-operation co-operative Committee Community Development construction Continued course cultivation Department direct District economic effect efforts existing experience Extension fact farmers field five functions give given Government Gram gramme implementation important improved increase India individual industries institutions interest irrigation Khadi lakhs land living marketing meeting ment methods Minister movement Officer operative organisation organization Panchayat people's period persons Plan possible practices present problems production programme progress projects question responsibility result roads rural scheme Second social societies staff stage started supply taken things tion tive Union units various village welfare women workers
Bibliographic information
| Title | Kurukshetra, Volume 7 |
| 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 | 1958 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 11 Aug 2022 |
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