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... Major assump- changes in developing countries require massive intervention by government . iv ) Bureaucracy is the major fulminator of change in a developing country . The specific administrative assumptions are mainly three : i ) There ...
... Major assump- changes in developing countries require massive intervention by government . iv ) Bureaucracy is the major fulminator of change in a developing country . The specific administrative assumptions are mainly three : i ) There ...
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... major commodi- ties and resources is based on sound principles and properly administer- ed , this will not usher in socialism in India . So long as an independent role is given to a large and inde- pendent private sector , the intend ...
... major commodi- ties and resources is based on sound principles and properly administer- ed , this will not usher in socialism in India . So long as an independent role is given to a large and inde- pendent private sector , the intend ...
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... major activity con- sisted of securing individual pledges of abstinence and of con- demning the government for its policy of auctioning licences for country liquor shops . From 1890 onwards , Gokhale took up this cause . The last Bengal ...
... major activity con- sisted of securing individual pledges of abstinence and of con- demning the government for its policy of auctioning licences for country liquor shops . From 1890 onwards , Gokhale took up this cause . The last Bengal ...
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