Participatory Development

Participatory DevelopmentThe book, Participatory Development: A Case Study, neatly discusses theoretical issues like Democracy for Development, Indian Experience of Planning and its Failures. It has explained how and why the conventional approach to India's development planning has failed to achieve the avowed objectives. It also elaborately discusses the Participatory Way of Rural Development with pointed explanation why participation is needed in the context of modern

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Currently a Professor in the Department of History

the book critically examines the validity of several participatory institutions the so-called NGOs working in the State of Manipur in the context of removal of poverty

Banaras Hindu University from April 1989 to August 1997

examines the interface between male supremacists and feminist challengers

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have been analyzed with great competence

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