Institution of Local Self Governance and its Linkages with Tourism

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16) Raj Singh, " Panchayati Raj Manual: A Socio- Historica/- cumLegal Perspective", Anmol Publications, New Delhi, 1996.17) Mathur, S. N. "Nyaya Panchayats as instruments of Justice",Institute of Social Sciences.NEWSPAPER AND CLIPPINGS:1; The Hindu, "Righ t to Information Act will be brought in soon",Bangalore Publication, 25 February, 2001 .2. The Times of India, "Power to Panchayat", 24 April, 2001 .3. Economic Times, 13, March, 2001.4. Fair Trade in To urism, The magazine of To urism Concern's FairTrade in To urism Network, Issue 1, Spring 2000.5. EQUATIONS, Briefing paper on the GATS , December, 2000.Glossary:1. Local Self- Government It implies the management of localaffairs by the local peopleIt deals with problems of the localcommunity like health, sanitation, water supply, primary education,construction and maintenance of loca l tracks and roads, streetlighting, drainage, disposalof sewage, upkeep of parks andgarden, establishment of libraries and reading rooms and othersuch activities.2. Panchayat The word Panchayat is derived from the Sanskritword panch. As the word suggests it means five and hence hastraditionally been used to cannote an assembly of five elderly andrespectable persons of the village. The word is now used to referto rural loca l government.3. Gram(a) : Village.4. Gram Sabha: It is the bottom level body in the Panchayati rajsystem. It is perceived as the primary body of Panchayat rajsystem designed to facilitate direct participation of the people inlocal activities. It is a statutory body and consists of assembly ofall adults residents in the village.5. Panchayat Samiti: It is the intermediate tier in the Panchayati rajsystem of rural local government in India.75
6. Zilla Parishad: It constitutes the apex in the Panchayati rajsystem of rural loca l government in India.7. Di.s trict: means a district in a State or a portion of territory, regionor local ity, notified under the statutes of the state.8. Intermediate level: It means a level between the village anddistrict levels specified by the Governor of a State by publicnotification.9. Panchayat area: means the territorial area of a Panchayat.10. Population: It means the population as ascertained at the lastpreceding census of which the relevant figures have beenpublished.11.Metropolitan area: It means an area having a population of tenlakhs or more comprised in one or more districts and conSisting oftwo or more municipalities or panchayats or other contiguousareas, specified by the governor by public notification to be ametropolitan area.12. Municipal area: It means the territorial area of a municipality asnotified by the governor.13. Nagar Panchaya: It is mainly a transitional area, an area that istransformed from a rural to an urban area. Such an area isbasica lly rural in character, which over a period of time developurban characteristics. Such an urban local body would have toperform both rural and urban functions. Nagar Panchayats evennow exist in some states.14. Municipal Councils : It is constituted in a smaller urban area.15. Municipal corporations: It is constituted for larger urban areas.It is the topmost of urban local government. It is set up under aspecial statute by the state legislature.16. Constitution: It is a body of fundamental principles accord ing towhich a state is governed .76
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