Gram Swaraj Chintana Manthan

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Poornaprajna Centre for Research and Development (PCRD) of Poornaprajna Institute of Management joined hands with Udupi District Administration, Udupi Zilla Panchayath, Taluk Panchayats of Kundapur, Udupi, Karkal and Kundapur Taluk Panchayath Raj Federation, Gram Panchayath Hakkothaya Andolan, Karnataka in organizing a Two Day workshop on Gram Swaraj Chinthana Manthana between 23-2-2018 and 24-02-2018 at Zilla Panchayath Udupi in commemoration of the 73rd Constitution Amendment- its 25th Year. Various peoples representatives, ministers, experts in Panchayath Raj Institutions, representatives from NGOs took part in the workshop. Dr Krishna Koathi, Coordinator PCRD handled a session on “Rural Development In the Context of Panchayath Raj Institutions – its Challenges. Dr Meenakshi Sundram, an expert in the field of Panchayati Raj Insitions, Shri Vijayanand, Rtd. Chief Secretary, Govt of Kerala, Ms Nandana Reddy, Member, Karnataka Panchayath Raj Amendment Committee and others participated. Mr H. S. Aschokanand, Sri S. Janardhan, Dr K. Geersan, Dr Joes Chathakulam and others participated. 






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