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Context: Recently, the Tilma gram sabha, Jharkhand has written a letter to the State Chief Minister seeking restoration of their rights guaranteed under the Panchayat Extension to Scheduled Areas (PESA) Act 1996.
About the Issue
Background
Panchayat Extension to Scheduled Areas Act, 1996
Objectives
The Gram Sabhas under PESA Act were entrusted with wide-ranging powers to
Significance
The principle that underlies PESA has two corollaries in relation to development namely
Challenges
Similarly, the Forest Right Act, 2006 has provisions of PESA and now when people need to protect their rights and resources, they look up to these laws.
Currently, no Gram Sabha can function without going through revenue officers at various levels and in a majority of cases, required sanctions are denied by inordinate delays or outright refusals.
Road Ahead
Conclusion
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