What is it about?
This article with data supports the views of the author based upon his experience as State in charge of NABARD in Arunachal Pradesh (AP) during 2002-04 and again wide- travelling in Assam & A P to monitor infrastructure projects during 2009-2012. This paper was presented in a seminar on 14 November 2014 in the Central University of Tejpur Assam. The author is confident as he is well aware of comparative position of other states in India due to his posting in 8 states and exposure of almost all..
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Earlier most of the work focus on more and more government spending whether from State and centre but this articles emphasizes on private investment with support from banks. It can happen if the people have updated land records to provide as security and there is improvement in law and order. For big industrial investee, the ban on entry, licence and purchase of even project land by outsides are suicidal to common man of NEI though leaders of the region are making their investment outside north East. Some of the recent measures by Central government are in line with suggestions of author .
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I think officials and planners associated with the DONAR Ministry of North East must have look in the suggestion to prepare road map.
Professor Sher Singh Sangwan
centre for research in Rural and Industrial Development, Chandigarh
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This page is a summary of: Developmental Setbacks in North-East India: The Role of Bank Credit, Social Change, February 2016, SAGE Publications,
DOI: 10.1177/0049085715618559.
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