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Article 243ZD of the Indian Constitution mandates the formation of District Planning Committees (DPCs). In this context, consider the following statements

  1. 1. DPCs are constitutionally required to ensure effective participation of local communities in the planning process.
  2. 2. The composition of the DPC is determined by the Union Government to maintain uniformity across states.
  3. 3. One of the primary functions of DPCs is to integrate the plans of both rural and urban local bodies within a district.

    A3 only

    B1, 3

    C1 only

    DAll

    Answer:

    B. 1, 3

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    Article 243ZD of the Indian Constitution provides for the establishment of District Planning Committees (DPCs) in every district to prepare a draft development plan for the district, ensuring the integration of the plans of the urban and rural local bodies and promoting coordinated and effective development in the region.


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