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The people's machinery — local democracy and development in Andhra Pradesh
In May 1996, the Leader of India's Janata Dal Party told the Financial Times: 'The people who have energy but no land … have become victims of the machinery of democracy. But this machinery should be the servant of the people.' In rural South India, where the villagers'priorities are water and jobs, a coalition of NGOs is working with their elected representatives to help make things happen.
In May 1996, the Leader of India's Janata Dal Party told the Financial Times: 'The people who have energy but no land … have become victims of the machinery of democracy. But this machinery should be the servant of the people.' In rural South India, where the villagers'
priorities are water and jobs, a coalition of NGOs is working with their elected representatives to help make things happen.
priorities are water and jobs, a coalition of NGOs is working with their elected representatives to help make things happen.
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