Institution of Local Self Governance and its Linkages with Tourism

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Behavior of the States in devolving in powers to the Panchayats:StatesUltimatum givenon Amending the ActDate and Year ofEnforcement ofAct by different StatesSubjects devolved by StateLegislature to PanchayatsRemarksAndhraPradeshApril 24, 1992Panchayati Raj Act, 1994replaced the AndhraMaintenance of governmentroads and buildings, provision ofThe State government hasfailed to devolve powers to thePradesh Gram Panchayatstreet lights, supply of drinkingpanchayats and has goneAct, 1964 and the Andhrawater,sanitation, primaryahead creating parallelPradesh Mandai PrajaParishad and ZillaPranalika Abhivrudhieducation, cooperatives,agricultural development andhousing (Eight subjects to thestructures to carry out ruraldevelopment programme. Arecent instance to show this isSameeksha Mandals Act,Gram Panchayat) . Communitylaunching of a new programme,01CD1986, in 30 May 1994.development, agriculturaldevelopment, animalnamed 'Janmabhoomi' on 1January 1997 to promotehusbandry and fisheries, ruralparticipatory planning andhealth and sanitation, landdevelopment, irrigation, roads,electricity, education, antipoverty programmes, womenand child welfare (Twelvesubjects to the MandaiParishad)development in rural areas. Theprogramme incorporated theongoing prajala vaddaku pal ana(administration on the doorstep) and the Shramdan(voluntary labour) schemes.However, in bypassing theelected representatives of,different tiers of the Panchayats,the new programme has provedto be no different from various
Q)ospecial schemes and projectsof the union and stategovernments fo r ruraldevelopment and the MPs andMLAs Area DevelopmentScheme. It therefore violatesthe spirit, of not the lette r, of the73rd ConstitutionalAmendment, which givespivotal place to these bodies inplanning and implementingprogrammes of economic andsocial development in thevillage.Bihar April 24, 1992 The Bihar Panchayati Act,1993, repealed the OldPanchayati Raj Act, 1947,and the Bihar PanchayatSamiti and Zilla Parish adAct, 1961 .The Eleventh Schedule of theConstitution gives twenty-ninesubjects to Panchayats. TheBihar act assigns thirty-onefu nctions to gram panch ayts,twenty-seven functions tosamitis and twenty-fourfunctions to parish ads, subjectto such conditions as may beprescribed by the governmentfrom time to time.A conspicuous omission of theact is non-inclusion of landreforms in the Panchayati list.Witb their proximity to land,village Panchayats could,perhaps, contribute significantlyin land reforms. There is a lot 0overlapping of fu nctionsibetween the three tiers .Besides, the Panchayats do nohave exclusive jurisdiction,
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