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The 2001 Census had 593 districts, the 2011 Census had 640; the number has crossed 700 now. But the governance structure at the lower levels remains in doldrums. Why new districts are created?
How new districts get formed?
What are the problems associated with new districts?
The governance structure of the district
Changes effected after constitutional amendments
District vision
Block vision
Plan for Gram Panchayat/municipality
Plan at block level
District Plan
District Planning Committe
What is the status of Gram Panchayats?
Conclusion
Thus, unlike the district, there is no proper structure which owns the planning and development functions in panchayat samitis and gram panchayats. Hence, whenever we talk about decentralised planning, we tend to think of districts — and nothing below
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