Performance of Village Women Panchayat Presidents in Tamil Nadu

About the Book The 73rd Amendment to the Constitution of India, enacted in 1992, introduced provisions for the reservation of seats for women in local bodies, known as Panchayats, across the country. The amendment mandated that one-third of the seats in Panchayats be reserved for women. Here's the topic covering Reservation Seats for women, the Rotation of reserved seats, Women's Empowerment at the panchayat level, and the Impact of the 73rd Amendment. Overall, the 73rd Amendment and the provision for the reservation of seats for women in panchayats have been instrumental in promoting gender equality and inclusive governance in India's rural areas. The Thesis also considered as Performance of Village Women Panchayat Presidents, assessing the performance of women panchayat presidents in Dharmapuri District of Tamil Nadu, involves various factors and criteria. Enclosed as Infrastructure development, Social Welfare Programmes, Empowerment Initiatives, Financial Management, Community engagement and participation, and Environmental Sustainability, are just some broad areas to consider when evaluating the performance of villange women panchayat presidents in Dharmapuri District of Tamil Nadu. Each president's performance may vary based on their priorities, resources available, and the specific needs of their respective panchayats.