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Human Development Report 2005 KERAL
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ii © Copyright 2006 Government of
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iv Location of Kerala
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vi Foreword Kerala has achieved int
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viii Message I have immense pleasur
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x It was at the invitation of the K
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xii It should be noted that the CDS
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xvi CHAPTER 4 4.1 District-wise Hum
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xx List of Maps Map No. Map Title P
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xxii INCLEN International Clinical
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xxiv Marumakkatayam Mavilan Nambudi
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2 that base, but primarily deals wi
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4 further improvement on the human
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6 functions are intimately related
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8 2. Present Day Kerala: A Profile
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14 2.2.5 The Post-Independence Peri
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16 In more recent years, however, o
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20 2. Demographic and Health Indica
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CHAPTER 4 HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IN KERA
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CHAPTER 6 Reckoning Promise A CRITI
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CHAPTER 6 RECKONING PROMISE: KERALA
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CHAPTER 9 DECENTRALISED GOVERNANCE
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