Political Science, asked by pavisahoulisemar, 10 months ago

what are the major problems faced by local self government

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Answered by vedantsawant22

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Local Self-Government in India- Problems and Prospects

Finance Scarcity– The one of the most common problem which is faced by the local bodies is the scarcity of finance and funds. ...

Unplanned urbanization -Urbanization is the facet of the development and it is on the ascendance.

Answered by risky46

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1)Finance Scarcity2)Unplanned urbanization3)Excessive State Control...

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