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  1. Daya Choubey commitee
  2. V.R Rao committee
  3. K. Santhanam committee
  4. Gadgil committee
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Option 4 : Gadgil committee

The correct answer is option 4, i.e Gadgil committee.

  • Daya Choubey:
    • The committee on community development of Panchayati raj was formed in the year 1976.
    • It was headed by Daya Choubey.
    • It was formed to strengthen the Panchayati raj by the development of the community at every level.
  • V.R Rao:
    • ​The committee on rationalization of panchayat statistics.
    • It was formed in the year 1960.
  • K. Santhanam:​​
    • The Panchayati Raj election committee was headed by K. Santhanam.
    • It was formed in the year 1965.
  • Gadgil committee:
    • The committee on policy and programs was constituted in 1988 by the Congress party.
    • The committee set up under the chairmanship of V. N Gadgil.
    • This committee was asked to consider the question of, how best Panchayati Raj institutions could be made effective in its functioning.
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