PUBLICATIONS Of NCHSE
LIST OF PUBLICATIONS:
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S.No. |
Documentations |
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1.
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Evaluation Study on Allotment
of Surplus land under Land Reforms Programme in Bastar, Raipur, Durg,
Bilaspur and Rajgarh Disst. of M.P. |
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2.
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Construction of High Rise
Building |
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3.
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Creation of a statutory Body
for town Administration Under New Okhla Industrial Development Authority
Documentation |
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4.
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Rehabilitation of Displaced
persons due to construction of Major Dams Vol.1 |
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5.
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Rehabilitation of Displaced
persons due to construction of Major Dams Vol.2 |
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6.
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Documentation Labour and its
Abolition Vol.1 |
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7.
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Documentation Labour and its
Abolition Vol.2 |
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8.
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Documentation on Special Problems of Women and Their Rights |
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9.
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Eva. study of Drought Prone
Area Programme in Dhar District |
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10.
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Eva. Study of National Rural
Employment Programme of District Shivpuri (M.P.) |
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11.
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Eva.Study of National Rural
Employment Programme of District Shajapur |
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12.
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Eva-Survey of the
Implementation and IMPACT of programmes for Alleviation of urban Poverty
in selected Towns of M.P. |
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13.
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Environment & Future
Generations |
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14.
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Research
and Documentation in Proceedings of the Seminar on Human Rights and
citizen's Entitlements to Protect Environment
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15.
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Status of Women and Children
in M.P. selective Indicators |
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16.
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Eva. Report on the ongoing
Project 1987-89 Vbeshwar Vikas Mandal Udaipur |
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17.
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Study
of Pattern and Problems of Migration of Tribal Women Workers |
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18.
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The Approach to High Rise
Buildings Vol.1 |
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19.
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The Approach to High Rise
Buildings Vol.2 |
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20.
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The Application of Town &
Country Planning Principles to the
Planning of Rural Settlement Vol.1
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21.
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The
Application of Town & Country Planning Principles to the Planning of
Rural Settlement Vol.2 |
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22.
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Documentation
on the Public Distribution System of the Right to Essential Commodities |
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23.
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National
Workshop on Upgradation of Skills of Tribal Women in agriculture and
Allied Sectors to Generate Employment Opportunities. |
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24.
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Pre
project Survey in Mandla
District |
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25.
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Pre
project Survey in Jabalpur District |
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26.
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Pre
project Survey in Raigarh District |
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27.
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Pre
project Survey in Surguja District |
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28.
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Pre project Survey in Sidhi
District |
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29.
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Model Village Plan A Study of
the Physical Structure of Villages |
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30.
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Nature Heritage Areas of
National Importance in M.P. |
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31.
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Eva. of Rural
House-Site-cum-Construction Assistance Scheme
300/- |
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32.
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Eva. of Rural
House-Site-cum-Construction Assistance Scheme for |
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33.
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Eva. of Rural
House-Site-cum-Construction Assistance Scheme for Landless Workers in the
status of M.P. & U.P. & The Union |
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34.
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Afforestation Strategy in
Hill Areas A Study of the Bhagirathi Catchment in Tehri Garhwal |
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35.
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A
Study for the Formulation of Poverty Alleviation Programmes for Urban
Slums |
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36.
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Documentation on Access to
Education in India Vol.1 |
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37.
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Documentation
on Access to Education in India Vol.2 |
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38.
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Eva.
Study of Rural landless Employment Guarantee Programme in
M.P. Dist. Bhopal |
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39.
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The report of The National
Commission on Urbanisation Vol.II |
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40.
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Sociological Study of Nomadic
Graziers in Jammu and Kashmir |
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41.
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A Documentation on Law
Relating to Employment of Children. |
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42.
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Eva.
Study on the Implementation of the declared Minor Forest |
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43.
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Eva.
Study on the Implementation of the declared Minor Forest |
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44.
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Study
in Differential Approaches in Strategic Planning for Family |
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45.
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Forest
Rights in Kumaon Himalayas : A case study of two village |
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46.
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Eva.
Report of the Project 1989-90 Development Alternatives
Datia (M.P.) |
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47.
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Eva.
Study of Rural House Sites-Cum-Construction Assistance scheme of Union
Territory of Delhi |
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48.
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Status of Grazing, Carrying
capacity Demand of grass and Pasturage Policy issues and linkages with
other sectors 1993 |
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49.
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Documentation on Forest and
Rights Vol. 1 |
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50.
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Documentation on Forest and
Rights Vol.2 |
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51.
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Indira Awaas Yojana an
Evaluation |
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52.
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M.P. Municipal Corporation
Bill 1990 (Draft) |
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53.
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Background Material Course on
Planning of Implementation of
Slum Upgradation & Arera Development Schemes |
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54.
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Optimisation Techniques for
Power and Energy Conservation and stabilisation of Power systems in the
contest of Industrial use
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55.
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Appraisal of proposal of
Vidya Bhavan Society Udaipur |
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56.
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Sustainable utilisation of
Natural Resources in Jhabua District |
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57.
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Crossing the Rubicon the
Pattern s and problems of Migration
of Tribal Women Workers |
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58.
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Documentation on Access to
Municipal Services |
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59.
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Evaluation Study – ongoing
TWDP in Madargarh village Surendra Nagar, Gujarat |
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60.
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Evaluation Study of
Supervisory Activities of health Assistants (Mail & Female) Block
Extension Educator and Block Medical
Officer in Danida Project Asia of M.P.
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61.
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Validation study of not
covered Rural Habitations as the status of Rural Water Supply |
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62.
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Perspective Plan of
Urbanisation for Madhya Pradesh 2021 |
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63.
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Evaluation Report
- Eco-Restoration and afforestation of GATHERI-KAITH Watershed Sagar district (M.P.) – NAEB |
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64.
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Evaluation Report - Eco
Restoration and afforestation of Gajendra |
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65.
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Evaluation Report
for the Project "Skill Upgradation for Sustainable Development
in Kesla Block Hoshangabad district, M.P. (JRY) |
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66.
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Evaluation of Range Grass and
Legune Seed Production Project of |
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67.
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Evaluation Report -
Eco-Restoration and Afforestation of Kulbhehara River Watershed Chhindwara
District - NAEB |
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68.
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Evaluation Report of
Integrated Afforestation and Eco-development |
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69.
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Validation of Transfer of
Information from small scale to large scale |
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70.
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Micro Watershed Development
Planning through use of GIS and Multimedia - A case
study |
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71.
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A Handbook for data
compilation on Socio-Economic to identify problems, |
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72.
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A Handbook for data
compilation on Land to identify problems, |
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73.
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A Handbook for data
compilation on Water to identify problems, |
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74.
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A Handbook for data
compilation on Forest to identify problems, |
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75.
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A Handbook for data
compilation on Livestock to identify problems, |
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76.
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A report on State
Consultation on Food Security and Food Assistance |
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77.
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Watershed Development
Planning for Micro-Watershed - Jhakela |
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78.
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WATMAN(Rel.1.0) - Procedure
Documentation for Micro-Watershed |
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S.No. |
Occasional Paper |
Author(s) |
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1.
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The Culture of Oppression |
Sudha
Bhandari Anand |
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2.
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Future Strategies of water
& land Cover |
P.
Sampath |
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3.
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The Relevance of Keynesian
Economics to India |
R.S.
Khanna |
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4.
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India's Fiscal Policy and
Pattern of Public Expenditure |
Dr.
A.C. Minocha |
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5.
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A Model of Housing Cum
Worksheds for Weavers |
Ashok
K. Gupta |
SELECTED EXCERPTS OF PUBLICATIONS
List of the Evaluation studies, Documents and Data that
can be made available to you on demand:
Data |
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| 1 | DANIDA,1994-95. |
| 2. | IRDP(Integrated Rural Devlopment Programme),1992-93,1995-96. |
| 3 | Perspective Plan of Urabnaisation for Madhya Pradesh,2021(in six volumes),1991. |
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This study of the implementation of land reforms and the allotment of surplus land has confirmed the general impression that whereas the position in M. P. is better than in many other States, it could have been even better if the law had been properly implemented. Nevertheless the fact remains that whereas the disposal of cases in revenue courts is reasonable in terms of the time taken for disposal, the intervention of civil courts has resulted in anything between 25 per cent and 33 percent of the surplus land remaining under litigation and not being available for allotment. Government would have to pursue these cases in the civil courts with greater vigour so that stay orders and injunctions issued in this behalf can be vacated.
Major Findings:
One of the drawbacks of the allotments made is that a beneficiary family gets
only about 1.43 acres of land, which is just a little over half a
hectare. The land in question tends to be marginal in productivity,
undeveloped and bereft of irrigation. The holding thus created is not
viable and, psychological satisfaction apart, the distribution of surplus land
has not really made a dent in rural poverty. However, the social status of the
beneficiaries has improved on becoming land owners. To make the programme more
effective it would be necessary to provide adequate investment for the
development of the land to a degree whereby the holdings could become
productive and enable the allottees to earn a reasonable living. In particular
access to irrigation must be substantially increased so that even a relatively
small holding can come under a double crop and thus bring about a significant
improvement in the economic status of the allottee.
The most beneficial fallout of the land reforms programme is that in M. P. rural unrest is at a must lower level than in States such as Bihar and, by and large, there is confidence that the landless and the marginal farmers will not be neglected. This is encouraging and is indicative of the generally sympathetic attitude of government towards the rural poor.
Rural works programme was renamed as `Drought Prone Area Programme' and was aimed to improve the conditions of the area where environmental and ecological conditions had badly deteriorated. In Madhya Pradesh six districts - Betul, Khargone, Jhabua, Dhar, Sidhi and Shahdol, have been included in the D. P. A. Programme. Study conducted in Dhar district raise certain issues like-
The crux of the problem is, the forests, and the plantation which are mainly responsible to maintain the `Environmental and Ecological' equilibrium have been devastated beyond control.
The guidelines and instructions issued from time to time are not followed properly. Timely preparation of annual plan, its approval and implementation has not been streamlined. Monitoring of programme was not proper with the result that funds available were not utilised every year.
Maintenance of works has not been attended properly even in some cases where provision of funds has been made. The wages paid by different departments for the same type of work in any area were different because they are paid from different budget `Heads'. This has created dissatisfaction amongst the villagers.
Most of staff working in D.P.A.P. area are not well aware of the D.P.A.P. area are not well aware of the D.P.A. Programme.
Afforestation and plantation work which is the main programme to restore the Environmental and Ecological balance has not been properly implemented.
The influx from rural areas of people in search of occupation has created many slum and Urban problems of a different nature. In the context of Madhya Pradesh, a study in selected towns of Bhopal, Ujjain and Dewas raise some of the interesting features of 253 household in 12 slums.
Socio-Economic Profile: