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Three-Tier Panchayati Raj System Structure
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- Zila Parishad\nDistrict Level - Highest
- Panchayat Samiti\nBlock Level - Middle
- Village Panchayat\nVillage Level - Lowest
- Gram Sabha\nAll Voters 18 and above
- Gram Panchayat\nElected Committee
- Ward Members\nPanchas
- Sarpanch\nElected Head
- Gram Panchayat\nElected Committee
- Gram Sabha\nAll Voters 18 and above
- Village Panchayat\nVillage Level - Lowest
- Panchayat Samiti\nBlock Level - Middle
Rural Local Self-Government – Complete Chapter Overview
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- Rural Local Self-Government
- Why Local Self-Govt
- 70 percent in villages
- Local people know local problems
- Faster development
- Local leadership
- Three Tier Panchayati Raj
- Village Panchayat
- Lowest tier
- Village level
- Gram Sabha
- Gram Panchayat
- Nyaya Panchayat
- Block Samiti
- Middle tier
- Block level
- Indirectly elected
- Chairperson as head
- Zila Parishad
- Highest tier
- District level
- President as head
- Village Panchayat
- Key Laws
- 73rd Amendment 1992
- 5 year term
- 33 percent for women
- SC ST OBC reservation
- First inauguration
- Nagaur Rajasthan 1959
- 73rd Amendment 1992
- After Independence Steps
- Zamindari abolished
- Five Year Plans
- Irrigation canals
- Free primary education
- Primary Health Centres
- Solar energy and biogas
- Pucca roads
- State Government Role
- State Election Commission
- Financial grants
- Collector at district level
- BDO at block level
- Why Local Self-Govt
Panchayati Raj System Structure and Functions
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- Panchayati Raj System
- Village Level
- Gram Sabha
- All adults 18 plus
- Direct democracy
- Gram Panchayat
- Sarpanch as head
- Ward Members
- Functions: water, roads, schools
- Nyaya Panchayat
- Minor disputes
- Quick justice
- Gram Sabha
- Block Level
- Block Samiti
- Indirectly elected
- Supervises villages
- Expert support
- Fund arrangement
- Block Samiti
- District Level
- Zila Parishad
- Highest tier
- Coordination
- Budget distribution
- Development planning
- Zila Parishad
- Constitutional Provisions
- 73rd Amendment 1992
- 33 percent women seats
- SC ST representation
- 5 year terms
- Income Sources
- Property taxes
- Market taxes
- Government grants
- Cattle registration fees
- Village Level
Panchayati Raj System
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- Panchayati Raj System
- Gram Sabha
- Gram Panchayat
- Panchayat Samiti (Block Samiti)
- Zila Parishad
- Functions of Village Panchayat
- Sources of Income
- Nyaya Panchayat
- Constitutional Basis
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