Taba Tado
Political science
July 2024
A few important issues restrict the involvement of Gram Panchayat members in the rural parts of Arunachal Pradesh's Papum Pare Region. One major barrier is their inability to create sufficient boundaries and prepare enough, which limits their ability to fulfil their responsibilities and make wise decisions. Additionally, Gram Panchayats' ability to carry out improvement initiatives and provide basic services to the community is constrained by the limited funding available to them. These budgetary constraints are further exacerbated by regulatory administrative red tape and delays in reserve payout. The autonomy of Gram Panchayat members is frequently undermined by political meddling and power battles within the Panchayat system, leading to prejudice and failures in dynamic cycles. Moreover, there exists a notable deficiency in communication and cooperation between the Gram Panchayats and higher governmental tiers, resulting in a lack of clear strategy implementation. The socio-social factors also pose challenges to the Panchayat's equal and comprehensive functioning, such as orientation inclinations and the marginalization of particular local gatherings. All in all, these limitations make it more difficult for Gram Panchayat members to influence positive developments and improve the financial standing of rural communities in the Papum Pare Area.
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