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gram sabha is the place people come to dicuss their problems in the village
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Who is the chairperson of gram sabha?
Any Person Elected by Gram Sabha can be chairperson of Gram Sabha
What is the link between gram panchayat and gram sabha?
1)The gram sabha make the gram panchayat. 2)The work of the gram panchayat has to be approped by the gram sabha.
What is gram sabha gram sabha and nyaya panchayat?
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What is difference between gram sabha and gram panchayat?
1)The gram sabha make the gram panchayat. 2)The work of the gram panchayat has to be approped by the gram sabha.
What does gram panchyat means?
gram panchyat are answerable to the gram sabha because it is the member of gram sabha who elect them
What are the difference between gram sabha and gram samsad?
gram sabha and gram samsad/sansad is the same thing. In many states is known as gram sabha while in some states like wesr bengal it is known as gram samsad/sansad.
Did all the members of should attend gram sabha meeting?
yes, then only they can discuss the problems of the gram sabha
Where is the meeting of gram sabha and gram panchayat?
it is held in the village
What has the author Rajni Goyal written?
Rajni Goyal has written: 'The gram sabha and gram sevak in Rajasthan' -- subject(s): Gram sabha, Panchayat, Social service
How is gram panchayat formed?
The members of Gram panchayat are elected by the gram sabha. Seats are reserved for Schedule Castes and Schedule Tribes. One Third of the total no. of seats are reserved for women. Every Panchayat has a Sarpanch who is elected by the Gram sabha.
What is the difference between gram sabha and gram panchayat?
There is no difference between a gram panchayat and a village panchayat. A gram panchayat is a self-government institution at small town level or village in India. It has an elected head called a sarpanch.
What is the importance of gram sabha?
The Gram Sabha prevents the Panchayat from doing wrong things like misusing money or favouring certain people.It plays an important role in keeping an eye on the elected representatives and in making them responsible to the persons who elected them.
