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... agencies receiving foreign funds require grea- ter surveillance and scrutiny . With- drawal of 35CC and 35CCA tax exemptions without any provocation which virtually choked the flow of local funds to voluntary agencies and led to the ...
... agencies receiving foreign funds require grea- ter surveillance and scrutiny . With- drawal of 35CC and 35CCA tax exemptions without any provocation which virtually choked the flow of local funds to voluntary agencies and led to the ...
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... agencies and the government is whether the state has the capacity and the willingness to relate to voluntary agencies on the basis of mutual respect , autonomy , equality and trust . It is clear that increasing- ly the state has become ...
... agencies and the government is whether the state has the capacity and the willingness to relate to voluntary agencies on the basis of mutual respect , autonomy , equality and trust . It is clear that increasing- ly the state has become ...
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... agencies and rural development . Delhi , B.R. Publications , 1986 . Tandon , Rajesh . Management of voluntary agencies : some issues . ( unpublished paper ) . Vyas , Bhiku . Voluntary agencies and rural poor . Vedchi Intensive Area ...
... agencies and rural development . Delhi , B.R. Publications , 1986 . Tandon , Rajesh . Management of voluntary agencies : some issues . ( unpublished paper ) . Vyas , Bhiku . Voluntary agencies and rural poor . Vedchi Intensive Area ...
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action activities agencies agricultural areas become Bombay cause cent child labour concerned continue created culture Delhi demands drought economic effective emergency employment engineering existing Express fact farmers forces foreign give given groups growth House human important increase India industry Institute integrity interests irrigation issues land LIMITED living major March means ment million Minister movement nature October organisations Pakistan party peasant person political poor possible poverty present problem production programmes Punjab question recent region relations response result role rural sati scheme sector SEMINAR situation social society structure tion Units village voluntary women workers