Models of Development Communication in BJMC Semester II
Explore different models of development - Democratic-Socialist, Gandhian, and Nehruvian - highlighting their principles and approaches towards sustainable development. Analyze the ideologies behind each model and their implications on societal progress and economic growth. Gain insights into the holistic development concept encompassing economic, intellectual, emotional, and spiritual dimensions, emphasizing self-sufficient village republics for sustainable progress. Delve into the Nehruvian model based on parliamentary democracy, secularism, economic planning, welfare state, and non-alignment policy, focusing on poverty alleviation, modernization, defense, and industrialization.
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Models of Models of Development Development (continuation) Paper: Development Communication Course: BJMC Semester: II Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee University, Ranchi
4. Democratic-SocialistModel of Development 5. Gandhian Model of Development 6. Nehruvian Model of Development
Democratic Socialist Model of Development Adopted by developing nations Believes in development by securing socialist goals using democratic means Actual operation proved inadequate
Gandhian Model of Development He suggested that villages should be self- sufficient means they should produce their own food, clothing and other articles needed for meeting their basic needs. He insisted on the promotion of village or cottage industries and handicrafts because employment, necessary to meet the basic needs of the villagers and also facilitate village self- sufficiency He was against rapid industrialization. they can provide
Development should be holistic { economical , intellectual, emotional and spiritual} and Non-exploitative means sustainable Possible only in Self sufficient Village Republics : Gram-swaraj and Swadeshi
Nehruvian Model of Development It is based on the four pillars of parliamentary democracy including secularism, economic planning for establishing a welfare estate and the policy of non-alignment. Prime focus was on poverty, unemployment, foreign rule, national economic system, modernization. defense, stable and industrialization
