The presentation compares local government structures in India and Bangladesh, highlighting historical developments in both nations from key political periods. In Bangladesh, local government evolved through different councils established during the Sheikh Mujib, Zia, and Ershad periods, while India's framework is centered around constitutional mandates and multiple legislative acts. The main distinctions between the two systems are identified in aspects like constitutional obligations, power autonomy, financing, and organizational combinations.

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presentation………

2. Presentation Title….
‘’Comparison between India and
Bangladesh in cases of local
government’’………

3. Local Government means
what??

4. Stratum of local govt. in Bangladesh

5. Stratum of local govt. in India

6. Development of local govt. in
Bangladesh
 Local govt. in Sheikh Mujib period(1972-1975):
1. Union council
2. Thana council
3. Administrative and service reorganisation
committee(ASRC).

7.  Local govt.in Zia period(1976-1981):
1. Local govt. ordinance
2. Swanirvar Gram Sarker(SGS)
3. Legislative rural urban devide

8.  Local govt. in Ershad period(1982-1990):
1. Upazila parishad ordinance(1982)
2. Development activities
3. Committee for administrative reorganisation

9. Development of local govt. in
India

10. Local govt. Development in India:
1. Article 40 of the constitution
2. Royal commission on decentralization(1909)
3. Govt. of India Act(1919)
4. Provincial Autonomy of India Act(1935)

11. Main Distinction :
I. Constitutional
Obligation
II. Independent to
Power Exercise
III. Financing
IV. Combination

12. Conclusion:

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