6 Class.Civics.CW/HW.Chapter23.Our Rural Governance.
CW/HW. Chapter 23.Civics.
Our Rural Governance.
Our Rural Governance.
Keywords.
animal husbandary : the science
of breeding and caring for farm animals.
co-operative societies : an autonomous association of persons to meet
common goals, ex. AMUL.
ex - officio : a person who automatically
becomes a member of a body because he holds a particular post.
grants : financial help from the
government.
tresspassing : entering
someone's land or property without permission
veterinary : relating to the
diseases, injuries and treatment of farm and domestic animals. . .
Something to know
A. Tick the correct option :
1. Which one of
the following is not a local body under the Panchayati Raj System?
(a) nagar panchayat
(b) gram panchayat
(c)
block samiti
(d) zile parishad
2 The Chairperson of the Gram Panchayat is not
called
(a) pradhan
(b) mukhia
(c) president
(d) sarpanch
3. The best Example of direct democracy in India is
(a)
gram sabha
(b) gram panchayat
(c) block samiti
(d) zilo parishad
4. The administrative work of a Panchayat
Samitiis looked after by
(a) public relation officer
(b) health officer
(c)
block development officer
(d) subdivisional officer
5.The apex body of the
Panchayati Raj System is
(a) zila parishad
(b) nyaya panchayat
(c) gram panchayat
(d) block samit
B. Fill in the blanks.
1. Gram Sabha consists of all the registered ---- of
the village.
2.The administrative work of the Gram Panchayat is looked after by a---
3.The Zila Parishad acts as a link between---- and ---
4.The Gram Panchayat operates at the ---- level of
the Panchayati Raj System.
5.Tha Zila Parishad diuributes gants to the -----
C. Write True or False for the following statements.
1. The lowest level of government in India is Nyaya Panchayat.
2.The members of Gram Sabha only elect the
members of Gram Panchayat
3 Zila Parishad implements the Five Year Plans in the
district.
4. Two or three small villages
can have a common panchayat
5.The Zila Parishad does not have any ex - officio
member.
D. Answer the following questions in brief.
1. Mention three levels of the local self -
governing bodies under the Panchayat Raj System
2. Write two main functions of
the Gram Sabha.
3. What is the most
important function of a Panchayat Samiti?
4 How does a Village Panchayat generate its financial resources?
5. How are the Panchs and the Pradhan of a
Gram Panchayat elected?
E. Answer the
following questions
1. Explain any three functions of the Gram Panchayat
2. Describe the composition of Zila
Parishad,
3. How does the Zlla Parishad
keep control over the other Panchayti Raj institutions?
4. Differentiate between a Gram Sabha and a
Gram Panchayat.
5. Highlight the
importance of self - governing bodies in a democracy like India
Value based
question
Saryu and Sunder are cousins living in a village in
Maharashtra. Once in a meeting of Gram
Sabha, Saryu raised the problem of shortage of clean drinking water and the lower
level of underground water Sunder supported him. In consultation with the experts, an
effective plan was prepared, it was implemented within two years, with the
result, that there was ample clean drinking water to funt the needs of the
villagers.
1. What would have happened,
had there been no co-operation, no determination and no spirit of self - help
among the villagers?
2 Why is it
important to provide clean drinking water in each and every part of India?
Map Skill on the political map of India, locate and label
the following
(a) The state with largest number of districts - Uttar Pradesh
(b) The state which has won the National Award for the Best State for
successfully implementing Panchayati Raj Programmes - Kerala
(c)The first state in India to fix minimum
educational qualification for contesting elections to the Panchayati Raj
Institutions - Rajasthan
(d) The states which have implemented 50% reservation
for women in Gram Panchayats - Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Uttarakhand, Himachal
Pradesh
(e) The state which has made
voting compulsory in the elections for the local bodies - Gujarat
Something to
do
1. Elect a Nyaya Panchayat at the class level to settle the disputes of your
class.
2. Find the names of rural local self - bodies of your state. Invite an elected member of Gram
Panchayat and discuss with him the working of that body,
3. Enact the story
'Panch Parmeshwar' in your school in the form of a skit.
4. Hold a session of the class Panchayat to settle some
dispute between two students or two groups of students of your class.
5. Arrange a trip to a nearby village. Find out the achievements of the Gram
Panchayat. Also enlist some unfulfilled
tasks which you would want the Gram Panchayat to perform.
6. Discuss the importance of justice and
impartiality while deciding a dispute.
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