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What was a significant challenge faced by Panchayati Raj institutions during the 1960s and 1970s?

AComplete autonomy from state governments

BHigh level of control over state and central governments

CInadequate autonomy and control over significant decisions

DExclusive focus on urban governance

Answer:

C. Inadequate autonomy and control over significant decisions

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Despite their establishment, Panchayati Raj institutions faced limitations in autonomy. Most critical decisions were controlled by state or central authorities, preventing these local bodies from effectively carrying out the planning and development roles for which they were designed.


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