Local Self-Government — Concept Maps
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Three-Tier Panchayati Raj System Structure
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- Zila Pramukh Chairman
- Heads: District Level Zila Parishad
- Block/Intermediate Level Panchayat Samiti
- Village Level Gram Panchayat
- Gram Sabha All Eligible Voters
- Village Level Gram Panchayat
- Block/Intermediate Level Panchayat Samiti
- Heads: District Level Zila Parishad
- Panchayat Samiti Chairman
- Sarpanch
- Gram Sabha Presided by Sarpanch
Local Self-Government Chapter Overview
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- LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT
- Necessity and Importance
- Local problem solving
- Reduced burden on Centre
- Grassroots democracy
- Political education
- Leadership development
- 73rd Amendment Panchayati Raj
- Three tier structure
- Village Panchayat
- Panchayat Samiti
- Zila Parishad
- Gram Sabha
- Composition
- Functions
- Funding
- Three tier structure
- 74th Amendment Municipal
- Urban governance
- Municipal Corporation
- Municipal Council
- Composition
- Functions
- Funding
- Constitutional Status
- 11th Schedule 29 functions
- 12th Schedule 18 functions
- Tenure and Elections
- Reservations
- Finance Commission
- Democratic Decentralisation
- Necessity and Importance
Local Self-Government – Complete Chapter Overview
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- Local Self-Government
- Rural Bodies
- 73rd Amendment 1992
- Part IX
- 11th Schedule
- 29 Functions
- Three Tier System
- Gram Sabha
- Gram Panchayat
- Panchayat Samiti
- Zila Parishad
- Key Features
- 5 Year Tenure
- 1 by 3 Seats for Women
- SC ST Reservation
- State Election Commissioner
- State Finance Commission
- 73rd Amendment 1992
- Urban Bodies
- 74th Amendment 1992
- Part IX A
- 12th Schedule
- 18 Functions
- Types
- Municipal Corporation
- Mayor
- Municipal Commissioner
- Ward Committees
- Municipal Council
- Chairman
- Executive Officer
- Municipal Corporation
- Key Provisions
- 5 Year Tenure
- 1 by 3 Seats for Women
- District Planning Committee
- 74th Amendment 1992
- Common Features
- Necessity
- Local Problems Local Solutions
- Decentralisation
- Political Training
- Reduce State Burden
- Constitutional Status
- No Arbitrary Dissolution
- Financial Security
- Free Elections
- Historical Context
- Municipal Admin 1883 Lord Ripon
- Panchayati Raj 1959 Nagaur
- New System 1993
- Necessity
- Rural Bodies
Local self-government as democratic decentralisation at the village, town, and city levels
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- Local self-government as democratic decentralisation at the village, town, and city levels
- Need for local self-government
- Local government and local self-government
- Necessity and thinkers
- 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act
- Gram Sabha
- Gram Panchayat
- Panchayat Samiti
- Zila Parishad
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