Democratic Decentralisation in India

Democratic Decentralisation in IndiaDecentralisation in an ideological principle associated with objectives of self reliance, democratic decision making, popular participation in Government and accountability of public officials to citizens. However, democratic decentralisation can be rightly conceived and understood in the light of the prevailing social, economic and political conditions which determine the purpose and pattern of democratic process. After analyzing the conceptual

Government Accounting

1973 at Himachal Pradesh University

Public education on the broadest possible basis is called for

In the analysis of the contributions of these eminent economists

Comprising 19 chapters

’48 and 1949

They have proud achievements to their credit as agriculturists and craftsmen

skills and talents of a specially selected cross-section of managerial and technical know-how

the German experience

The monograph aims at partly closing the data gap to enable informed decision-making for the mammoth task of development management of the non-viable semi-primitive economies in the hilly tracts of North-East India

a number of publications and to name a few: Fifty Years of Indian Historical Writings

Introduction to PPE / Index