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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Human development is the process of enlarging possibilities, to enhance human choices. In a developing country like India several initiatives have been undertaken in rural areas to do so. However, after seven decades of planned development, several challenges still remain. One of the major factors for the successful implementation of human development policies is the active participation of the people for whom the development initiatives are meant. Strategies for Human Development and People's Participation in Rural India unravels the in-depth dynamics of people's participation in the processes of human development initiatives in rural India. This book analyses contemporary perspectives and the present scenario of human development; prospects and challenges in human development initiatives and people's participation in human development initiatives in rural India, related to education, employment, health, livelihood, nutrition, and grassroots governance. Strategies for Human Development and People's Participation in Rural India will be of immense interest to researchers, bureaucrats, policy makers, planners, practitioners, academia, and those interested in rural development and public policy. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction and methodology. 2. Elementary education and girls' literacy in Madhya Pradesh. 3. Elementary education and girls' literacy in Maharashtra. 4. Teachers, parents and Panchayats: attitude and perception (Madhya Pradesh). 5. Teachers, parents and Panchayats: attitude and perception (Maharashtra). 6. Findings and suggestions. Bibliography. Index. "Education is the catalyst factor, which leads to human resource development comprising better health, nutrition, improved socio-economic opportunities and more congenial and beneficial natural environment for all. It is well-recognised by policy planners as well as educationists that elementary education is one of the most substantive and critical inputs for the development of child. Over the last five decades, India has taken long strides in the development and spread of educational facilities. However, we are still not able to provide all our children free and compulsory education and the scenario of girls' literacy is far more disappointing. "The ground realities of achieving the goal of universalisation of education differ from state to state and from society to society. Against this background, the present book is an attempt to find out the impact of various schemes related to elementary education and scenario of girls' literacy in Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh - the two states recognised by the Planning Commission as ' educationally forward' and 'educationally backward' respectively. This book will be useful for policy planners, academicians and intellects 215 pp. …

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Contents Preface. Glossary of terms. 1. Introduction. 2. Development of Panchayat Raj in Madhya Pradesh from beginning to Gram Swaraj. 3. The study design. 4. Profile of selected villages. 5. Panchayat Raj representatives participation attitudes and perceptions towards Gram Swaraj an analysis. 6. Gram Sabha Members participation attitudes and perceptions towards Gram Swaraj an analysis. Conclusion. Bibliography. Index. Village communities have been in existence in India for over centuries and Panchayats have been an intimate part of the Indian culture. Panchayat system is one of the unique democratic institutions evolved in India by country's own genius and ethos. The Post 73 Amendment phase has generated immense interest among the observers and experts who were keen to understand this significant change in the pattern of governance at the grassroots level. In the continuation of the process of strengthening institutional governance at local level an innovation of Gram Swaraj System was introduced in Madhya Pradesh in 2001. The book is an attempt to identify document and comprehend the broad trends emanating from the field based on the experience of three years functioning of Gram Swaraj in Madhya Pradesh. Three years is a short span of time for the dust to settle from such radical changes. However it is important to understand and analyse the process and direction of institutionalisation of the present system and its status in the initial phase which would have a significant impact and critical lessons for charting out the future course of action for effective people centric development and governance not only in the state but across the country. The book will interest a range of readers including researchers bureaucrats policy makers planners and those concerned with the development of rural India. 198 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Introduction. I. Issues of development in tribal India: contemporary perspectives: 2. Understanding tribal issues of deprivation and poverty: a prolegomenon to legal anthropology/Vinay Kumar Srivastava. 3. Scheduled tribes and the land question: the root of discontent and protest in scheduled areas of Odisha/Jagannath Ambagudia. II. Neo-liberal development and its impact on tribal areas: 4. Some contentious issues of tribal relocation and rehabilitation: evidence from Sardar Sarovar Project on river Narmada/D.C. Sah and Shubhra singh Tomar. 5. Catpure, co-option and exclusion: local governance and neo-liberal development in the scheduled areas of Odisha/Satyapriya Rout. III. Emerging discontent in contemporary tribal India: 6. State-Adivasi interface: experiences of an Adivasi rights organization in Madhya Pradesh/Shamim Meghani Modi. 7. The Bhil tribals search for justice in Alirajpur district of Madhya Pradesh/Rahul Banerjee. 8. Adaptation with social vulnerabilities and flood disasters in Sundarban: a study of Lodha tribes/Mohan Kumar Bera. IV. Challenges of mainstreaming tribal communities India: 9. Financial inclusion for social inclusion: an enquiry into sustainable livelihood patterns/Neeta Tapan. 10. Does political representation ensure empowerment? Scheduled tribes in the Panchayats of Odisha/Pratyusna Patnaik. 11. Untouched culture: myth of mainstreaming Chuktia Bhunjia tribe of Odisha/Bhubaneswar Sabar. 12. Analysing tribal education initiatives: an empirical study of Jharkhand/Sujit Kumar Choudhary. V. Policies on human development and tribal communities: 13. Tribes their rights over forests and problems of livelihood/S.N. Tripathy. 14. Changes in demographic and socio-economic parameters of tribals in Odisha: Government initiatives for development/Minaketan Behera. 15. Enhancing livelihood of tribals through non-timber forest products: an initiatives in the state of Chhattisgarh/Rajendra singh Gautam. 16. Impact of MGNREGS on tribal migration: the Government Civil Society experience in South Western Madhya Pradesh/Janmejaya Mishra. 17. Emerging concern on tribal educational scenario and its future in Odisha/Soubhagya Ranjan Padhi.18. Exploring media life of Saharia tribe in Bundelkhand/Bidu Bhusan Dash. Index. Development is a continuous and a multidimensional process which involves reorganization and reorientation of the entire economic and social system. The tribal communities in India are at different levels of this socioeconomic development. There are tribes that are still dependent on forests for their livelihood with their primitive technology, limited skills and traditional ritual practices. On the other hand, there are several communities in India who have been totally assimilated into national mainstream. However, low productivity from land, dispersed habitation, shrinking shifting cultivation, weak cooperative and marketing infrastructure, and land grabbing by non-tribals leading to their dispossession and marginalization is a common phenomenon across the tribal areas. This volume is a critical review to identify, document and comprehend the broad trends in development and discontent emanating across tribal groups. Over the last 65 years, the Scheduled Tribes appear to have evolved into two distinct groups: those communities who have been able to take advantage of the protection and benefits guaranteed to them under the Constitution and those communities to whom such benefits and protection have failed to reach. The alarming fact is that due to alienation from fruits of development process these groups fall easy prey to alternative ideologies and create law and order problems in their hinterland. This volume strives to encompass all these issues related to tribal areas in India. The book promises to be a valuable reference for all concerned researchers, bureaucrats, policy makers, planners, practitioners and those concerned with the tribal development.(jacket).…

Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents: 1. Social Inclusion of Marginalised: An Introduction/Yatindra Singh Sisodia and Tapas Kumar Dalapati. Theme I: Perspectives on Social Exclusion/Inclusion of the Marginalised. 2. Regional, Residence, Social Class, and Gender Inequalities in Child Mortality: A Case of Madhya Pradesh/Aalok Ranjan Chaurasia. 3. Non-implementation of PESA Provisions in Madhya Pradesh/Rahul Banerjee. Theme II: Policies for Health and Nutrition of the Marginalised. 4 Delivery of Nutritional and Healthcare Services through ICDS: How Does Caste Matter?/G.C. Pal. 5. Mid Day Meal Scheme Contributing in Achieving Goal of Primary Education for Children of Disadvantaged Groups: A Ground-Level Reality Check in Rajasthan/Deepak Kumar Yogi. 6. Gynaecological Health of Poor Urban Women in Indore/Subhadra Khaperde. Theme III: Policies for Livelihood Generation of the Marginalised. 7. Incidence and Correlates of Chronic Poverty in Central Tribal Belt of India/D.C. Sah. 8. Financial Inclusion and Economic Empowerment: A Study of Caste Dynamics/Neeta Tapan. 9. Impact of Livelihood Generation Programme of Micro Project on Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups in Odisha/Minaketan Behera. 10. Efficacy of Agricultural Development Programmes in the Tribal Areas of Andhra Pradesh/Brajaraja Mishra. Theme IV: Policies for Educational Development of the Marginalised. 11. Assessing Elementary Education in Odisha: How Inclusive is It?/Sanjay Kumar. 12. Trend, Pattern, and Academic Performance in Higher Education: Focus on Scheduled Tribe Students in Odisha/Anjali Dash. 13. Scheduled Caste Students in Higher Education and the National Fellowship: Educational Inclusion, Socio-Economic and Political Mobility/Dhaneswar Bhoi. Theme V: Policies for Political and Social Inclusion of the Marginalised. 14. Political Representation of Scheduled Castes in Panchayati Raj: An Experience from Maharashtra/Jitendra G. Wasnik. 15. Critical Review of Efficacy of Government Programmes on the Socio-Economic and Political Inclusion of Katkari Tribes in Maharashtra/Supriya David. 16. Bharias and their Economic Development: A Retrospect to Efficacy of State Interventions/Sunil Kumar Yadav. 17. 73rd Constitutional Amendment and Political Inclusion of Tribes in Central India: An Appraisal/Neelu Rawat. The process of social inclusion is enmeshed with the forms and nature of social exclusion in India. The ultimate goal of social inclusion process is to establish an inclusive society. An inclusive society balances social structures and abolishes hierarchies and ensures everyone s participation in social, economic, and political life of the nation. Social Inclusion of Marginalised in India: State Policies and Challenges unravels the in-depth processes of social exclusion, processes of implementation of inclusive policies by the state and its impacts upon the marginalised sections in India. The book includes macro-level perspectives on socially inclusive policies and micro realties of social inclusion processes at the grassroots level. Besides a crisp introduction by the editors, the book is thematically divided in five parts, viz. Perspectives on Social Exclusion/Inclusion of Marginalised; Policies for Health and Nutrition of Marginalised; Policies for Livelihood Generation of the Marginalised; Policies for Educational Development of Marginalised; and Policies for Political and Social Inclusion of Marginalised.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction/Yatindra Singh Sisodia, Ashish Bhatt and Tapas Kumar Dalapati. I. 73rd Constitutional Amendment and Status of PRIs: 2. Theoretical Nuances of Democratic Decentralisation in India/G. Palanithurai. 3. Two Decades of Democratic Decentralisation in India/S.K. Singh. 4. Two Decades of Democratic Governance at Local Level/Yatindra Singh Sisodia. 5. Decentralisation and the Empowerment of Women and the other Marginalised Groups/Nayanatara S. Nayak and Narayan Billava. II. Devolution of Funds, Functions and Functionaries in PRIs: 6. Fiscal Decentralisation and Panchayati Raj Institutions/Neeta Tapan. 7. How Inclusive are the Panchayats/Nupur Tiwari. 8. Mainstreaming Youth in Local Governance/K. Gireesan. III. Changing Power Structure and Empowerment of Marginalised Groups: 9. Governance and Multidimensional Poverty/D.C. Sah and Ashish Bhatt. 10. Decentralised Governance through (PESA) Act and Tribal Development/S.N. Tripathy. 11. Impact of Decentralised Governance on the Implementation of MGNREGS in Scheduled Areas of Odisha/Nilakantha Panigrahi. 12. Pattern of Local Governance for Tribes in Maharashtra/S.T. Shirsath. 13. A Decade of Change through Dalit Leadership/Ramkumar G. IV. Gender Issues and Empowerment of Women through PRIs: 14. Decentralisation and Women s Development in India/V. Rama Krishna. 15. Empowerment of Women through Participation in Local Government in Maharashtra/Ruby Ojha.16. Dalit Women in Power Politics/S. Satyam. 17. Women s Empowerment through Panchayati Raj Institutions/Gadadhara Mohapatra. 18. Representation, Inclusion and Empowerment of Women through Panchayati Raj Institutions/Anuja. V. State Specific Experiences in Structure and Functions in PRIs: 19. Status of Devolution of the Funds, Functions and Functionaries in United Andhra Pradesh/M. Gopinath Reddy. 20. Accountability of Mukhiyas/Smita Agarwal. 21. Rhetoric of Participatory Development/Alaknanda Shringare. 22. Maharashtra Model of Panchayati Raj/Jitendra Wasnik. Decentralisation is a much-debated issue in India and other countries with federal system of governance. The enactment of the 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act in 1993 and the subsequent state wise panchayat raj acts in India brought to frontline significance of grassroots democratic processes. After two decades, panchayat raj in India has been a matter of debate and speculation about its performance and impact. All the major states have completed at least four rounds of panchayat elections. Almost three million people including more than one million women and a sizeable number of SCs/STs took part in these elections. The experiences of the states are extremely rich and provide vital insights into the process of institutionalising panchayat raj. This volume strives to encompass all these issues related to panchayat raj in India. Besides a crisp introduction by the editors, the book is thematically divided in five parts, viz. 73rd Constitutional Amendment and Status of PRIs; Devolution of Funds, Functions and Functionaries in PRIs; Changing Power Structure and Empowerment of Marginalised Groups; Gender Issues and Empowerment of Women through PRIs; and State Specific Experiences in Structure and Functions in PRIs. The book promises to be a valuable reference for all concerned researchers, bureaucrats, policy makers, planners, practitioners and those concerned with the decentralised governance. (jacket).…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Dust Jacket Included. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction/Yatindra Singh Sisodia. I. Review of India's development policy and strategy in the preceding decades 2. Governance and development initiatives from below/G. Palanithurai. 3. Economic reforms growth and regional divergence in India/Madhusudan Ghosh. 4. Inter state variations in levels of economic development a sectoral and temporal study/Ajit Kumar Singh. 5. Impact of foreign aid on social sector the Indian case/Jyotish Prakash Basu. 6. Growth and development linkages in Madhya Pradesh/D.C. Sah and Alok R. Chaurasia. 7. Issues in socio economic development of backward states with special reference to Orissa/Basanta K. Sahu. II. Policies strategies and programmes for basic amenities 8. Universalization of education through adult literacy programmes some empirical evidences/S.K. Pant. 9. Land degradation and poverty in India evidence and policy implications/Amita Shah. 10. Paradox of hunger/Shilp Shikha Singh. 11. Nutrition deprivation at household level evidences from a national survey/Rudra Narayan Mishra. 12. Employment generation potential in the organized retail sector in urban areas/Seema Joshi. 13. The strategy of zoning amidst resource degradation/William Joe. III. Decentralized governance and responsive administration 14. Evolution of Panchayat Raj in India an analysis of development from independence to post 73 amendment scenario/Yatindra Singh Sisodia. 15. Panchayats relevance potentials and demonstrations/G. Palanithurai. IV. Development and issues of trade agriculture industry and environment 16. India's development and its trade dynamics with SAARC/Ganesh Kawadia and Gunjan Malhotra. 17. Indian agriculture at the crossroads challenges and prospects/Yogesh Bandhu Arya. 18. The problem of industrial displacement in Jharkhand a case study of Bokaro Steel Plant/Binod Narayan. 19. Patterns of development and environment quality in Gujarat/Hansa Jain. India after sixty years of independence has witnessed many achievements and simultaneously encountered many nagging problems. We can boast of our performance in some specific areas like self sufficiency in foodgrains structuring of strong industrial base raising expectancy of life and higher percentage of literacy. On the negative side we can count the perennial problems of unemployment illiteracy and poverty accentuated by an ever increasing population with inadequate infrastructure. This volume is an attempt to identify document and comprehend the broad trends in development emanating across the states. It is important to understand and analyze the process and direction of pace and pattern of the development which would have a significant impact and could draw critical lessons for charting out the future course of action for effective people centric development across the country. Besides a crisp introduction by the editor the book is thematically divided in four parts viz. review of India's development policy and strategy in the preceding decades policies strategies and programmes for basic amenities decentralized governance and responsive administration and development and issues of trade agriculture industry and environment. The book promises to be a valuable reference for all concerned researchers bureaucrats policy makers planners and those concerned with the development of India. 366 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Studying Elections and Electoral Politics in the Indian States: An Introduction/Ashutosh Kumar. I. National Perspective: 2. The Implications of the 2014 Elections: Is BJP the New Congress?/Rahul Verma and Sanjay Kumar. 3. The Religious Fault Line in the 2014 Election/Shreyas Sardesai and Pranav Gupta. 4. The Indian National Congress: Coping with Challenges of Deepening Democracy, Federalism and Neoliberal Capitalism/Rekha Saxena. 5. Party Types and Electoral Performance across States, 1980 2016/Suraj Jacob. II. Northern States: 6. Regional Divide on Communal Lines: Parliamentary Election 2014 in Jammu and Kashmir/Aijaz Ashraf Wani. 7. The 2014 Lok Sabha Elections in Punjab: Explaining the Success of Aam Aadmi Party/Ashutosh Kumar. 8. Electoral Support Base of BJP in Haryana: Continuity and Change/Kushal Pal. 9. Political Developments in Uttarakhand: BJP s Rise in the 2014 Lok Sabha lections/Annpurna Nautiyal. 10. Himachal Pradesh Lok Sabha Elections 2014: BJP Rides High on Modi Wave /Ramesh K. Chauhan. 11. Shifting Interface of Development and Identity: Delineating the Trajectory of Electoral Politics in Uttar Pradesh/Sajjan Kumar. 12. Rajasthan: Tussle between Bipolirity and Single-party Dominance/Sanjay Lodha and Nidhi Jain. III. Central States/Bridge States: 13. Madhya Pradesh: An Analysis of BJP s Success in the 2014 Lok Sabha Elections/Yatindra Singh Sisodia. 14. Chhattisgarh: A Repetition of BJP s Performance in 2014/Anupama Saxena. 15. Re-evaluating Maratha Politics in Maharashtra: 2014 Assembly Elections and After/Sarthak Bagchi. 16. Gujarat: Modi Wave Pushes Congress to the Brinks in 2014/Mahashweta Jani. IV. Eastern States: 17. Chronicle of Janata Parivar Foretold: Rashtriya Janata Dal and Janata Dal (United) in Bihar/Adnan Farooqui. 18. The 2014 Lok Sabha Electoral Outcome in West Bengal: Continuity and Change/Pratip Cattopadhyay. V. Southern States: 19. Karnataka: Emerging Patterns in National and State-level Elections/Sandeep Shastri and Veena Devi. 20. 2014 Lok Sabha Mandate in Kerala: Signs of Deviation/Balu Sunil Raj. 21. Lok Sabha Election 2014 in Andhra Pradesh: End of Congress Dominance and Emergence of Multipolarity/Pranav Gupta. VI. Northeastern States: 22. Diversity in Voting Pattern in Northeast India/R. K. Satapathy. 23. Shifting Social Base: Explaining the Rise of BJP in Assam/Vikas Tripathi. VII. Method: 24. Method Note: National Election Study 2014/Rahul Verma and Shreyas Sardesai. Index. Over the past few decades, diverse social groups in India have been politicised and mobilised for electoral purposes on the basis of social cleavages, rather than on the basis of common economic interests, ideology or leadership. Almost all such social groups are spatially confined to a particular state or sub-region, following the reorganisation of states in India on a linguistic/ethnic basis,resulting in the rise of many state and sub-state parties. In effect, today India s states are now important political units, and critical to the understanding of emergent national politics. How India Votes studies almost every state in India to develop a theoretical framework that will analyse and trace the processes of transition and reconfiguration in the electoral landscape. It answers the questions: What message do the states hold for parliamentary elections? How do the people, who belong to a state, respond to national and state leadership? Drawing from the CSDS-Lokniti National Election Study 2014 data, the essays in the volume study demographic composition and the nature of socio-political cleavages and linkages; analyse the electoral outcomes of major state elections of the past decade and the influence of trends, alliances, seat adjustments, candidate selection and campaigns; study the impact of assembly and local elections held in the state, both in terms of electoral verdict and behaviour; and explore the developments that have taken place since the 2014 elections. With its focus on the 2014 e.…

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