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NAME:JAGDISH AMBO BHALKE

DEPT.:CIVICS & POLITICS DEPT.

UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI

CLASS: M.A. (PART-1)

SEMISTER :2

ROLL NO.: 5

SUBJECT:

ISSUES IN RURAL GOVERNANCE IN INDIA

PROJECT NAME:

MAHATMA GANDHI NATIONAL RURAL EMPLOYMENT GUARANTEE ACT (MNREGA), 2005

GUIDE BY: DR. JOSE GEORGE

INDEX

| TITLE NAME |PAGE NO |
|INTRODUCTION | 3 |
|1.EVALUATION OF MNREGA | 4 |
|2. OBJECTIVE & GOALS OF THE MNREGA | 5-6 |
|3.SALIENT FEATURES OF THE ACT | 7 |
|4.PARADIGM SHIFT FROM WAGE EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMMES | 8 |
|5.ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES OF GOVERNMENT | 9 |
|6.REFORM IN MNREGA IMPLEMENTATION | 10-11 |
| | 11 |
|7.ACHIEVEMENTS OF NREGA | |
|8.PROBLEMS & CHALENGES | 12 |
|9.CONDITION FOR SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION | 13 |
|CONCLUSION | 14
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