Research Article | Open Access
GANDHI'S VISION FOR RURAL PROSPERITY AND INDIA'S DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY
Sri Kumarswamy J.M
Pages: 3329-3331
Abstract
Respect for human rights, the rule of law, democracy, transparency, and administrative competence are all necessary components of good governance. Inclusive citizenship and the state's institutions being receptive to the needs and ambitions of the populace are prerequisites for effective government. Equal treatment for all people, their right to engage in social and political changes, their right to progress, and their right to a dignified lifestyle are the cornerstones of democracy. The term "panchayat raj" describes an efficient form of government. India's main administrative divisions have been villages from ancient times. The institutional framework of the Panchayat Raj and the basis of the Indian democratic system may both be laid by the Gram Sabha. Panchayat Raj, the Gandhian ideal, is the main focus. This is advantageous for India's growth. The country experiences a notable increase in the impact of this philosophy in the 21st century.
Keywords
knowledge, strategy, development, and rural