Tribal Leadership in Local Self Government - Sethuramalingam, V.
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This book is about a unique study that was undertaken with the objectives of finding out the problems and performance of the scheduled tribe village panchayat presidents in Tamil Nadu apart from their socioeconomic profiles, political linkages, knowledge about roles and responsibilities, as well as their support system. The old traditional system was self sufficient and required no written rules. On the other hand, it did have several demerits. The new system has a binding effect on all the villages and empowers the tribal panchayat presidents with certain powers and responsibilities. A…mehr

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This book is about a unique study that was undertaken with the objectives of finding out the problems and performance of the scheduled tribe village panchayat presidents in Tamil Nadu apart from their socioeconomic profiles, political linkages, knowledge about roles and responsibilities, as well as their support system. The old traditional system was self sufficient and required no written rules. On the other hand, it did have several demerits. The new system has a binding effect on all the villages and empowers the tribal panchayat presidents with certain powers and responsibilities. A question that requires an answer is; what is their performance like? The objectives of the study are all primarily aimed at answering this burning question. Finally, it is hoped that this book will arise and awake, the spirit of the tribal panchayat presidents to keep working until their goal of empowerment is attained. This was the dream of Swami Vivekananda.
Autorenporträt
Le professeur V. Sethuramalingam est le chef et le coordinateur UGC-SAP du département de travail social de l'université Bharathidasan, en Inde. V. Deivajothi, est le chef du département de travail social du Theni College of Arts and Science, Tamil Nadu. S. Sathia, est professeur adjoint de travail social au Bon Secours College for Women, Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu.