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people centred developmental issues and problems. The civil society through its constituents can play a viable&#xD;
role. Civil society as an entity cannot be inimical to the state as it needs the support and assistance of the&#xD;
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Authors: Ralte, Laldinpuii
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people centred developmental issues and problems. The civil society through its constituents can play a viable&#xD;
role. Civil society as an entity cannot be inimical to the state as it needs the support and assistance of the&#xD;
government. Similarly, the government will also benefit from the civil society in order to bring about a&#xD;
democratic and just social order. This paper makes an attempt to study YMA which is the largest voluntary&#xD;
developmental organisation in Mizoram and also tries to examine how YMA is seen as one important&#xD;
components of civil society in the context of Mizo society. This paper studies the varied roles played by YMA&#xD;
in the Mizo society and examine the nature of relationship that exists between government and civil society.</description>
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