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February 2011

Vol 55

Chief Editor : Neeta Prasad

Joint Director (Prod) : J.K. Chandra

Editor : Manogyan R. Pal

Cover Design : Manjula Das
E-mail (Editorial) : editoryojana@hotmail.com
: yojanace@gmail.com
(Circulation) : pdjucir_ jcm@yahoo.co.in
Website : www.yojana.gov.in

Let noble thoughts come to us from every side

Rig Veda

CONTENTS
Grassroots Level Democracy in India :
An Assessment...........................................................................5
Mathew C Kunnumkal
Needed-A New Deal for Panchayati Raj . ...................10
George Mathew do you know? . .....................................................................14
Towards Sustainable Sanitation in
North-Eastern Region........................................................15
.
Agatha Sangma
A Place to Convert Noise to Voice...............................20
G Palanithurai
Women in Panchayats: A Review.....................................24
Atonu Chatterjee
Protection of Rural Livelihoods................................28
Awanish Somkuwar
Sustainable Management of Local Resources....32
N Lalitha

Flagging the Rupee. .............................................................36
.
Naveen Jindal
North east diary . ..............................................................38
J&K Window
Panchayat elections in J&K.............................................39
Kavita Suri
Best Practices .....................................................................41
Thumbs up for this Caste Panchayat
Usha Chowdhary
Natural Resources and Village
Institutions: A critical link . .........................................43
Sushant
shodh yatra . .........................................................................47
Tips for rural health.........................................................50
M A Haque

Our Representatives : Ahmedabad: Amita Maru, Bangalore: B.K. Kiranmai, Chennai: I. Vijayan, Guwahati: Anupoma Das, Hyderabad: V.
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