Institution of Local Self Governance and its Linkages with Tourism

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0>Wentrusted to the appropriate tierof Panchayats. Resourcetransfer is mostly tied toprogrammes and activities;untied fu nds are not enough forthe Panchayats for launchingtheir own initiatives. Thepercentage of Panchayatsshare from the plan outlay andthe state's resources havebeen stagnating lower thanwhat they were in the lateeighties. In areas like, ruralelectrification, publicdistribution system and ruralhousing where there has beenno devolution at all. There is ananomaly of the DeputyCommissioner continuing to bein charge of Members ofParliament Local AreaDevelopment Scheme, whichis itself and aberration in thecontext of Panchayati raj andrelief of natural calamities,even though the implementing
staff are all with thePanchayats. The areadevelopment bodies like theHyderabad-KarnatakaDevelopment Board, MalnadDevelopment BoardandMaidan Development Boardcontinue to fu nction. Theirfunction overlap with those ofthe PRls.Kerala April 24, 1992 Kerala enacted the KeralaThere were 126 items for villageThe degree and extent of theen.j:>.Panchayat act, 1994, whichcame into force on 23 April,1994. The first elections toPanchayats , twenty-nine itemsfor block level Panchayats andeighty items fo r districtdecentralization process inKerala has been gigantic. It hasgiven powers and fu nctionsthe new three-tierPanchayats.along with institutions and staffPanchayat Raj set up wereand resources have beenheld in September 1995transferred to the local bodies.and the Panchayats cameThe government did not wait forinto being on 2 Octoberthe capacity of th e local1995.government to be built up as apre-condition fo r transfer ofpowers and responsibilities. Insectors, which looked into theminimum needs of the locals,like providing minimum needs
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In, 1985, EQUATIONS was founded in
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fu nctions across various levels of
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The Indian ScenarioIn keeping with
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incentives and concessions as were
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tourism project may have.The nation
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which need to be given as much, if
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