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    Gandhi's views on rural development are still relevant in 21st century India. Gandhi advocated for decentralization, self-sufficiency, and sustainable development in rural areas. He emphasized empowering local communities through panchayati raj systems of self-governance and the concept of swaraj or self-rule. Gandhi also promoted the idea of sarvodaya, or the welfare of all, and questioned aspects of globalization that prioritized large industries over village industries. His principles can still guide rural development policies in India today.

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    Gandhi's views on rural development are still relevant in 21st century India. Gandhi advocated for decentralization, self-sufficiency, and sustainable development in rural areas. He emphasized empowering local communities through panchayati raj systems of self-governance and the concept of swaraj or self-rule. Gandhi also promoted the idea of sarvodaya, or the welfare of all, and questioned aspects of globalization that prioritized large industries over village industries. His principles can still guide rural development policies in India today.

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    Relevance of Gandhi's view on Rural Development in the 21st Century India

    M.Phil. R&D PROJECT

    By

    Bappi Swargiary

    (Roll No. 178083009)

    Under the guidance of

    Prof. Ratikant Panda

    Department of Humanities and Social Sciences

    INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BOMBAY

    Spring 2018
    Table of Contents

    ● Introduction……………………………………………….………… . ...1

    ● Section I- Literature Review……………………...….…………… ….... 2

    ● Section II- Gandhi and Decentralization………………………………. 3

    ● Section III- Gandhi and Self-Sufficiency . .……………………… … 4

    ● Section IV- Gandhi on Sustainable Development …………..……….… 6

    ● Section V- Gandhi and Revival of Panchayati Raj ………………… 7

    ● Section VI- Gandhi on Swaraj………………………………................ 7

    ● Section VII- Gandhi on Sarvodaya…………………………………… 8-9

    ● Section VIII- Gandhi and Globalisation…………………………. . 9-16

    ● Section IX-Conclusion………………………………………………......16-17

    ● References……………………………………………………………….18

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