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Doctribe the step-by-step process
of resource distribution in a state​

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Answered by omandlik12
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Distribution of material resources especially natural resources has become a subject of controversy after the 2G spectrum case. Therefore, this article mainly focuses on the recent trends in the distribution of natural resources under article 39(b) of the Constitution. Natural resources are legally owned by the state on behalf of the actual owner-the people. Accordingly, natural resources have to be distributed to best subserve the common good. Deviating from the earlier economic-centric approach i.e. shielding of nationalization measures and distribution by auction, the eco-centric approach is now, emphasized. Thus, the public trust doctrine is also been employed in the distribution of natural resources. After tracing the recent developments and a brief discussion on the distribution of biological resources, this article concludes that now the policy of distribution of natural resources may be out of judicial review, however, the method of distribution is not.

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Answered by omip4832
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1. It is the responsibility of the state government to improve primary healthcare infrastructure. The

NITI Aayog, in collaboration with the World Bank and the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has

released a Health Index in 2018. The index will help the central government to measure

improvement of a state in terms of its health infrastructure and would be linked to incentives under

the National Health Mission. As per a report, Kerala held the first rank in terms of overall

performance. Let us look at the healthcare processes adopted by the government of Kerala: • The

Directorate of Health Services, administered by the government of Kerala oversees the

establishment and maintenance of medical institutions with necessary infrastructure, control of

communicable diseases, rendering of family welfare services including maternal and child health

services, and implementation of national programmes for the control and eradication of diseases. •

Some of the community healthcare programmes already in place in Kerala are National Programme

for Control of Blindness, National Tuberculosis (TB) Control Programme, National Leprosy

Eradication Programme and Mental Health Programme. • The state has been able to initiate many

programmes that match the key performance areas financed by the National Rural Health Mission

(NRHM) and National Urban Health Mission (NUHM)—two branches of the National Health Mission.

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