banking service chronicle

banking service chronicle

banking service chronicle Published this article page no 31 three states — odisha chhattisgarh and jharkhand — account for 70 per cent of indias coal reserves 80 per cent of its highgrade iron ore 60 per cent of its bauxite and almost 100 per cent of its chromite reserves.forty per cent of those displaced by dams are tribal peoples. governance of tribal areas 22the question of autonomy in scheduled areas has been set out in schedules v and vi of the constitution.in schedule v areas the tribes advisory council — a body with elected and community representatives from scheduled tribes — will advise the governor on matters of administration and governance in scheduled areas.the deliberations of the tribes advisory councils have been found to be tokenistic and the councils themselves filled with bureaucrats and ministers instead of representatives of tribal communities with effective voice.even with the autonomous councils in the schedule vi states which have a more robust formal autonomy the committee finds that there is a huge discrepancy between the formal rules guaranteeing autonomy and the informal workings of autonomy on the ground. recommendations of professor xaxa committee report government policy makers must understand the tribal economy before planning any intervention. tribal economy is the best development model and needs to be replicated anywhere in the country. protection of biodiversity rich mountains and forests (moratorium of mining in biodiversity rich forestzones)use of renewable energy like solar and hydro through indigenous techniques ¬ promote use of traditional transportation system for possible distance coverage implementation of scheduled area provisions (pesa) in true spirited scheduling of schedule area due to decline of tribal population to be abolished banking service chronicle magazine subscription.

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