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Impact of Modern Education on Indian Society and Economy
Dr. Shabir Ahmad Bhat
Abstract :
The British rule has been seen to be really oppressive on the Indians and it has been looked down upon by most liberal thinkers. The British did loot India of its wealth but they also did bring various technical advancements to the Indian society. The education system before the British was more religion based and the society was full of evils and superstitions.
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An empirical analysis of agriculture sector: NITI Aayog Vision 2020
Dr. Arti Mudaliar* Sanjay Paliwal**, Vikas Bhatol***, & Nancy Bhashani****,
Department of Commerce, The Bhopal School of Social Sciences, M.P.
Abstract :
Agriculture is the dominant sector in the Indian economy as it employs more than 50% of the population and accounts for 18% of India’s GDP (Business & economics journal). It comes under the priority sector of the government. Government has the target to double the farmer’s income up to 2022. So, to achieve this target the ‘think tank’ of government of India called Niti Aayog have short term plans for 3 years called as vision 2020.
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Poverty: Estimates about the magnitude and various Poverty Alleviation Programmes in India over the time
Dr. AshutoshChandra Dwivedi
Assistant Professor, Shri Jai Narain Mishra P.G. College , Lucknow
Abstract :
In India, poverty has been defined as that situation in which an individual fails to earn income sufficient to buy him a bare means of subsistence. If a person fails to earn sufficient amount of income to enable him to purchase the minimum physical quantities of these, he is regarded as poor.
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