Constitutionalisation of Panchayati Raj the case of Tamil Nadu.
By: Bhargava, B.S.
Contributor(s): Venkatakrishnan, V.
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ArticlePublisher: 1995Description: p.61-66,116.Subject(s): India. Constitution - Amendments - 73rd | Panchayat - India - Tamil Nadu
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KurukshetraSummary: "Analysing the reforms introduced in various States with particular reference to Tamil Nadu in the wake of the 73rd Amendment Act, the authors opine that a new approach towards PRIs is the need of the hour. They have suggested the setting up of a Committee comprising experts and grass roots level leaders to recommend measures to restore people's confidence in PRIs. The Tamil Nadu Panchayats Act, 1994 has only incorporated the `letter' and left out the `spirit' of the 73rd Amendment Act, they point out. MLAs and MPs should be debarred from contesting the PRI elections as their becoming office bearers of PRIs would block the emergence of another set of leaders, they strongly feel"
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"Analysing the reforms introduced in various States with particular reference to Tamil Nadu in the wake of the 73rd Amendment Act, the authors opine that a new approach towards PRIs is the need of the hour. They have suggested the setting up of a Committee comprising experts and grass roots level leaders to recommend measures to restore people's confidence in PRIs. The Tamil Nadu Panchayats Act, 1994 has only incorporated the `letter' and left out the `spirit' of the 73rd Amendment Act, they point out. MLAs and MPs should be debarred from contesting the PRI elections as their becoming office bearers of PRIs would block the emergence of another set of leaders, they strongly feel"
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