在册种姓在乡村委员会和乡村议会中的参与程度:对特兰加纳农村地区的社会学研究

IF 0.3 Q3 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY
Silveru Harinath
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印度的宪法保护措施对在册种姓(SCs)的生活产生了适度的良好影响。此外,社会运动在一定程度上帮助了边缘化群体发出自己的声音,使他们有能力维护自己的权利并参与决策过程。作为基层权力下放运动的一部分,《宪法》为弱势群体打开了政治大门。由于获得了与其他社会群体同等的机会,在册种姓对选举表现出了更大的兴趣,并在各自政党的支持下领先参选。在此背景下,我们努力强调特兰甘纳邦农村地方机构中当选的在册种姓成员所遇到的问题和困难。本研究的主要目标是考察在册种姓代表在格拉姆萨博哈的参与率,从性别角度分析他们在政治 体制中的经历,并考察当选官员必须应对的歧视性做法。研究结果表明,由于缺乏官方支持和官员的隐性歧视,在册种姓代表在格拉姆萨博哈的参与程度很低,在决策过程中缺乏参与。此外,在册种姓代表还受到其他种姓的暗中歧视。由于大部分代表都是第一次参加选举,他们不了解自己应该履行的职责。根据调查结果,村务委员会应在人民面前规划并最终确定村庄发展计划,而无需当地工作重点的参与。
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Participation Levels of Scheduled Castes in Gram Panchayat and Gram Sabha: A Sociological Study in Rural Telangana
The constitutional protections in India have a moderately good effect on the lives of Scheduled Castes (SCs). Additionally, the social movements helped marginalized communities’ voices to some extent by empowering them to assert their rights and participate in the decision-making process. The Constitution has opened up political entry to underprivileged groups as a part of the decentralization movement at the grassroots level. Given an opportunity on par with other social groups, the SCs are showing more interest and are ahead in contesting in the elections with the support of their respective political parties. An effort has been made in this context to emphasize the problems and difficulties experienced by the elected SC members in local bodies in rural Telangana. The main objectives of the study are to examine the participation rates of SC representatives in Gram Sabha, analyse experiences in the political system in terms of gender and examine the discriminatory practices that elected officials have to deal with. The findings show that the SC representatives’ participation in Gram Sabha is weak and lacking in the decision-making process because of a lack of official backing and covert discrimination by the officials. Additionally, the SC representatives experience covert prejudice on the part of other castes. Since the bulk of the representatives are new to the election process, they are unaware of the duties that they are expected to carry out. According to the findings, the Gram Sabha should plan and finalize the village development plans in front of the people without the involvement of the local MLAs.
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Contemporary Voice of Dalit
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