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Sunday, May 23, 2010

Citizens' voice is growing feeble - Radheshyam Jadhv

Public participation that dictates the success of development projects is shrinking in Pune. Unlike the 1990s, civic activism is now restricted to a few non-governmental organisations (NGOs) which again work in a limited way and the people whom these projects affect the most, are mostly missing, say observers.

This, at a time when a people's movement is most wanted, especially since the city has a heap of issues like poor public transport, water supply, lack of infrastructure and other development issues.

 http://www.google.com/buzz/103709143036437773510/5gH6shD54P3/Public-participation-that-dictates-the-success-of 

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