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The Policy Framework for Rural Transformation: A Study of India"s Rural Development Schemes
Dr. Ashutosh Chandra Dwivedi*& Priti Srivastav**
*Associate Professor Sri JNM PG College Lucknow
**Research Scholar
Abstract :
India"s national policy puts a strong emphasis on rural development with the goal of improving the socioeconomic status of the country"s large rural population. This study focuses on the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Gramin (PMAY-G) and the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) in order to analyze the policy framework for rural transformation in India.
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1-10 |
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MILITARISED DEMOCRACY: A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA
Richard Adewale Elewomawu* & Francis Ohiemi Edimeh**
*&**Department of History, Kogi State College of Education, Ankpa, Kogi State. Nigeria
Abstract :
On 29th May 2019, Nigeria celebrated the twentieth anniversary of her latest democratisation process. Within this period, Nigeria has successfully organised six (6) elections with three changes of government. This is quite remarkable for democracy in Nigeria. However, because of the long years of military rule (31 years), it has been difficult to obliterate the hangover of the militarised psyche of Nigerian political actors.
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11-19 |
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The Impact of British Colonialism on Indian Literature: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Enduring Effects of Colonial Rule on Themes, Styles, and Narratives in Indian English Literature
MUBEENA M S
Research Scholar
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This paper examines the great and long term effects that British colonialism had on Indian literature, specifically those of Indian English relates to its purposes, forms and contexts. English as a language of literature made its entry into Indian literary tradition through the colonial powers, thereby exerting an inestimable influence on the Indian voices and expressions
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20-24 |
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The Evolution of Indian English Literature: Explore the Development of Indian English Literature, Tracing its Roots from Colonial Beginnings to the Diverse and Dynamic Voices of Contemporary Indian Authors
MANJUNATH M
Research Scholar
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The purpose of this paper is to briefly reflect on the evolution of Indian English literature from its colonial roots to the present day. Indian English literature started as a medium of communication with the colonial administration during British rule; it evolved into an instrument of self-expression, nationalism and cultural identity
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