A Study on Growth of Rural Non-farm Employment in Telangana
G. Rajitha, G. Jambu
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G. Rajitha, G. Jambu
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In this paper discussed, A Study on Growth of Rural Non-farm Employment in Telangana. Mentioned various concepts related to Review of Literature related to growth of rural Non farm employment. Presented Recent Trends and Growth of Rural Non-farm Employment in Telangana and Rural Non-farm Employment among Sample Households, Evidence and Patterns are discussed. Occupational diversification away from farm activities, that is, agriculture and allied activities in favour of rural non-farm activities has generated a lot of interest among researchers; therefore it is interesting to understand the status and growth of rural non-farm employment in India. The present study investigates the pre- and post-reform period trends and patterns of the rural non-farm sector employment in India and reveals that the sector has grown over a period of time both in terms of generating additional employment opportunities for the rural workforce and also in its share as a part of rural Net Domestic Product, especially after the reforms, which provides evidence that the sector has a significant potential for growth in the future.
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In this paper discussed, A Study on Growth of Rural Non-farm Employment in Telangana. Mentioned various concepts related to Review of Literature related to growth of rural Non farm employment. Presented Recent Trends and Growth of Rural Non-farm Employment in Telangana and Rural Non-farm Employment among Sample Households, Evidence and Patterns are discussed. Occupational diversification away from farm activities, that is, agriculture and allied activities in favour of rural non-farm activities has generated a lot of interest among researchers; therefore it is interesting to understand the status and growth of rural non-farm employment in India. The present study investigates the pre- and post-reform period trends and patterns of the rural non-farm sector employment in India and reveals that the sector has grown over a period of time both in terms of generating additional employment opportunities for the rural workforce and also in its share as a part of rural Net Domestic Product, especially after the reforms, which provides evidence that the sector has a significant potential for growth in the future.
Key concepts: Diversification (marketing strategy), Workforce, Agriculture, Rural area, Business, Rural development, Economic growth, Agricultural economics