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4 May 2005: The views expressed are not necessarily those of DFID. eldf/camb Harda-framework/final-03-05. ... eldf/camb Harda-framework/final-03-05. 13. A critical examination of these is expected to throw light on:.

4 May 2005: Since most of the national dailies were printed in English, one of such dailies,. ... Based on circulation details collected, the national as well as local level dailies.

4 May 2005: bias into the final Q sample. The present study therefore opted for a structured. ... earlier. Appendix IV shows the composition of the final sample. There were a total of 155.

4 May 2005: Most respondents agreed that committees had been captured by elites, but believed that this was inevitable given the social and economic conditions that prevailed in the villages. ... Some respondents felt that the need for foreign funding was becoming

4 May 2005: For this purpose, several issues of national, regional and local newspapers were analysed. ... Shri Ransingh Parmar and P V Rajgopal currently head the state and national committees respectively.

4 May 2005: 4. namely: 173 from Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP), 38 from Indian National Congress (INC) and 7 from Samajwadi Party (SP). ... where the decision-making powers are concentrated in the hands of a few national leaders.

4 May 2005: Almost all were homogenous in terms of socio-economic status. Elite emerged out of benefits when check. ... workshops at the district, divisional, state and national level. Question: What is the meaning of ‘davedaar’ () as used in the project?

4 May 2005: TERI Report No. 2003 SF 42 March 2005. March 2005 (Draft Final Report). ... Locally collected forest products reach the final market (within the district) through a dispersed channel comprising traders, middlemen, shopkeepers in village markets and so on.