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Planning Committee

Serial number 

Name

Position in the Planning Committee 

1

K Suresh Babu Master   

Chairman

2

V.K. Kunhikrishnan Master   

Vice President

3

Secretary Malur Grama Panchayat  

Convener

4

Ramyasree Prajith 

Vice President 

5

N Sreedharan 

Standing Committee Chairperson  

6

Reshma Sajeevan 

Standing Committee Chairperson  

7

K. K. Raveendran  

Standing Committee Chairperson  

8

V. Hymavathi​

Volunteer experts 

9

P Sivaprasad 

Volunteer experts 

10

P Kumaran 

Volunteer experts 

11

A Pushparajan Master  

Volunteer experts 

12

K Gopi , Kanjileri 

Volunteer experts 

13

T Narayanan 

Volunteer experts 

14

K Gangadharan Master  

Volunteer experts 

15

Champadan Mohanan 

Volunteer experts 

16

Abdul Latif T.  

Volunteer experts 

17

C. Janardhanan​

Volunteer experts 

18

Mundani Purushothaman 

Volunteer experts 

19

Ajay Kumar Parali 

Volunteer experts 

20

N. R. Sakina 

Volunteer experts 

21

VK Sanoj​  

Volunteer experts 

22

K Gopi Sivapuram  

Volunteer experts 

23

K. Nandanan 

Volunteer experts 

24

Para Vijayan 

Volunteer experts 

25

Jayanandan

Volunteer experts 

26

P. V. George  

Volunteer experts 

27

Ashkar Sivapuram 

Volunteer experts 

28

Kanjaroli Raghavan Master  

Volunteer experts 

29

Omban Moidu 

Volunteer experts 

30

K. T. Gangadharan  

Volunteer experts 

31

Naufal CP​  

Volunteer experts 

32

N  Premarajan. 

Volunteer experts 

 

The following is information about the committees that lead the planning and implementation of development projects at the Gram Panchayat level and their processes. As part of the people's planning movement in Kerala, there is a strong planning system at the grassroots level.

Key factors related to the planning process at the Gram Panchayat level 

1. Development Standing Committee

The primary planning responsibility for development projects in the Gram Panchayat is carried out by the Standing Committee on Development Affairs.

  • Duties: Prepare projects in the areas of agriculture, soil conservation, social forestry, small scale industries, housing, public works, etc., and evaluate their progress.

2. Working Groups (Working Groups)

Working groups are being formed for various sectors to prepare the annual plans of the Gram Panchayat in a precise order of priority .

  • For example: there will be separate working groups for agriculture, manufacturing, health and sanitation, poverty alleviation, women and child development, etc.

  • Members: Elected representatives, relevant officials (e.g. Agriculture Officer, VEO), and local experts will be its members.

3. Gram Sabhas and project formulation

Real planning starts with the village councils.

  • Gram Sabhas: Voters in each ward come together to discuss the development needs of the area and submit suggestions.

  • Development Seminar: Working groups compile the suggestions received from the Gram Sabhas and prepare projects. These projects are then discussed in the Panchayat-level development seminar and the annual plan is finalized.

District Planning Committee (DPC)

The District Planning Committee (DPC) gives administrative approval and final approval to the plans prepared by the Gram Panchayat .

  • The DPC operates under Article 243 ZD of the Constitution of India.

  • This committee, with the District Panchayat President as the chairman and the District Collector as the member secretary, allocates funds for local government projects and approves amendments.

Note: To popularize decentralized planning at the central government level, special Gram Sabhas are convened every year from October to December through the Gram Panchayat Development Plan (GPDP) or 'People's Planning Campaign' and the plans are uploaded on the e-GramSwaraj portal.