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Local government: two parallel structures

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Local government: two parallel structures

01 · Rural · Part IX

Panchayats: village, intermediate and district levels; constitutional exceptions apply.

02 · Urban · Part IXA

Nagar Panchayats, Municipal Councils and Municipal Corporations for different urban areas.

03 · Eleventh Schedule

Subjects relevant to Panchayat planning and functions.

04 · Twelfth Schedule

Subjects relevant to Municipal planning and functions.

Connect the branches

Actual powers and finances depend on constitutional provisions and applicable State laws.

Avoid the exam trap

Listing a subject in a Schedule does not by itself transfer every administrative power or fund.

Test yourself: Is an intermediate Panchayat mandatory in every State?

No. Article 243B permits an exception for States with populations not exceeding twenty lakh.

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