India: Copies of the India Today articles of May 1995 on women sarpanchs (village mayors)

Publisher Canada: Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada
Author Research Directorate, Immigration and Refugee Board, Canada
Publication Date 1 January 1996
Citation / Document Symbol IND22963.E
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Please find attached the 15 May 1995 India Today articles "Women in Panchayats: Crossing the Threshold" and "West Bengal: Empowering the Distaff Side."

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India Today [Delhi]. 15 May 1995. Vol. 20, No. 15. Charu Lata Joshi. "Women in Panchayats: Crossing the Threshold," pp. 92-95.

_____. 15 May 1995. Vol. 20, No. 15. Soutik Biswas. "West Bengal: Empowering the Distaff Side," p. 94.

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