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Preface - D M Nachane Introduction - M L Dantwala, Harsh Sethi and Pravin Visaria Promises to Keep - M L Dantwala Voluntary Organizations in India - Rohini Patel Motivations and Roles Swadhyaya - Vimal P Shah, N R Sheth and Pravin Visaria Social Change through Spirituality Rural Development through People's Mobilization - Ramesh Awasthi A Case Study of Ralegan Siddhi The Contribution of NGOs to Development - Anil C Shah and Sudarshan Iyengar Some Issues and a Case Study Participatory Development in Adivasi Villages - Pinakin Patel Experiences of NIRID, 1979-1997
Sumangali Seva Ashram - Lalita Pulavarti Contributions of a Local NGO in Urban Bangalore Empowering the Poor through Micro-Finance - Ela R Bhatt The SEWA Bank Voluntary Organizations - Vimala Ramachandran Professional Agency or Subcontractor Evolving Accountability of Voluntary Organizations - Harsh Sethi The Future of Voluntarism - Rajni Kothari
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Linda Rosewood
reviewed Social change through voluntary action on April 17, 2018
Social change through voluntary action
Ugh, this book was so boring; it took me forever to finish it. The genre of contemporary issues/political science/news articles-in-book format tends not to produce a lot of page-turners, but this one was particularly bad. It's another of those books (of which I have read many) that attempts to capture a picture of 'modern India', good and bad; Planet India leans very heavily to the 'good' side, probably due to the research all having taken place in 2005-6, pre-Global Recession. On the one hand, it focuses a great deal on India-US interactions, which I am interested in for obvious reason. Most books like this pay greater attention to India-UK connections, which of course makes sense, but I'm not above wanting to read about myself. On the other hand, I have now read enough statistics on the growth rates of India's agriculture in 1990 vs 2000, or imports vs exports, or that Reliance made $5 billion in 2005, but is projected to make $6 billion in 2006, etc, etc, than I have ever wanted to do. If you're interested in the topic, there are better books.
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