Titlebook: Decentralised Governance, Development Programmes and Elite Capture; D. Rajasekhar,M. Devendra Babu,R. Manjula Book 2018 Springer Nature Si

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Grama Panchayats: Background of Members and Governance,has also brought in several reforms over the years to strengthen the system and make it efficient and effective. It is now almost 25?years since the establishment of panchayat system in the state after the 73rd Constitution Amendment Act.

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Housing Schemes, Elite and Capture of Benefits,med as Basava programme, we will henceforth refer to this as Ashraya (Basava). In addition, there are schemes that provide housing benefits to those residing in urban areas or those that provide only house sites. The focus in this chapter is only on the three rural housing schemes.

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Introduction,importance of inclusive growth has been recognised both globally as well as in India. Although growth rates have gone up in India, the growth is not perceived to be inclusive for many groups such as Scheduled Castes (SCs), Scheduled Tribes (STs), minorities and women as Indian society is stratified

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Elite Capture in Decentralised Institutions: A Literature Survey,n experiment in the devolution of powers to the government at the regional level by different countries, particularly developing ones, such as India, where the decentralisation experiment has been termed successful (Besley et al. .).

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Overview of Decentralisation in Karnataka,ade a concerted attempt to implement the Panchayat Raj System during 1987–88 under new legislation (Government of Karnataka .). A three-tier panchayat system was established in 1987, which had the following features: devolution of a large number of development functions and responsibilities, merging

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Grama Panchayats: Background of Members and Governance,alised system, measured in terms of important prerequisites such as political power, and functional, administrative and fiscal empowerment. The state has also brought in several reforms over the years to strengthen the system and make it efficient and effective. It is now almost 25?years since the e

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Housing Schemes, Elite and Capture of Benefits,as Yojana (IAY), Rural Ashraya (Basava) Housing Programme and Dr. Ambedkar Housing Scheme. Since Ashraya (Basava) programme has been subsequently renamed as Basava programme, we will henceforth refer to this as Ashraya (Basava). In addition, there are schemes that provide housing benefits to those r

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Conclusions,unities to ensure that these bodies function effectively. In the literature, it is often justified that decentralisation will result in good development outcomes. The decentralised government, being closer to the people, is in more advantageous position to obtain information on the situation, proble