Question

describe the common features of the three tier Panchayati Raj system

Answer 1

the panchayatiraj system brought transparency in the government bodies

Answer 2

The modern Panchayat system consists of three distinct levels, the village level called Gaon Panchayat, block level called Anchalik panchayat and district levels called Zilla Parisad. The different levels have different kinds of powers and duties. These levels carry out the directives of the government and help implement its policies. Recently panchayats in some states have reservations for women. Examples are Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Uttarakhand, Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan which offer 50% reservation for women. It is a good move as a patriarchal environment exists in most of the Indian villages. Adequate representation of women helps promote gender equality and promotion of women rights