Socio-economic transformation inducements of a development project in Punjab

By:

PACHISIA, Shalini

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 2001Edition: COBHDescription: 84[6]LSubject(s):

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T 309.154.5 P11S

Summary: Many rural development projects implemented since independence have not been able to narrow down the inter-regional differences in level of development. Even the Punjab state is not an exception, where regions like 'Kandi' tract continue to be less develo

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Many rural development projects implemented since independence have not been able to narrow down the inter-regional differences in level of development. Even the Punjab state is not an exception, where regions like 'Kandi' tract continue to be less develo

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