Municipalities and Its Functions - in Karnataka State a Case Study

Author(s)	Dr. Mahadevappa M M
Country	India
Abstract	The 1884 Act was further modified in some important aspects by the Act of 1930. It eliminated the provision of nomination of Members to the Council and laid down that every Municipal Councillor should be elected. It however provided the reservation of seats for the Muslims, Indian Christians, Europeans, and Anglo Indians and for Women. It also removed the disqualification of women to contest election. Owing to wars, the elections postponed during the war period, however were held in 1947.
Keywords	Infrastructure Development, Public Health and Welfare, Education and Sports, Registration and Record Keeping, Economic Development, Social Justice, Financial Management, Act of 1865, 1884 Act, Councillors, Royal Commission, District Municipality, 74th Constitutional Amendment, Non agricultural sector, Urban Bodies, every 10,000 population, Town Panchayat, Street lights.
Field	Arts
Published In	Volume 2, Issue 2, March-April 2021
Published On	2021-04-24

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