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SURVEY ON FAILURES OF TRADITIONAL EDUCATION SYSTEM IN INDIA

Ram Naresh Singh

Volume: 3 Issue: 1 2013

Abstract:

Panches brought attention on promotion of health and Sanitation, cleanness of street, drainage and bringing of good medical faculty in their villages.Some of the Panches wanted to open the school upto Higher Secondary for girls and boys. Other Panches wanted to work for women, child development and other social welfare activities in their respective villages. Sarpanches worked for electricity and water faculty. Some of Sarpanches were idle in their PRI functioning, same number of Sarpanches work for constructor & maintenance of road. Many of Panchayat Samiti Member stressed for women and child development in PRI meeting. They understood the ICDS programme and help pregnant and other women and child in their areas. All Panchayat Samiti women members liked to do construction of roads and similar number for Health and Sanitation in their constituency.

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