Seminar, Temas240-244R. Thapur, 1979 |
Dentro del libro
Resultados 1-3 de 21
Página 24
... labour and financial help schemes were only marginally implemented . ' Most of the 54 lakh Harijans in the State are agricultural labourers or landless peasants , and their future is in the hands of a few big farmers . They were paid as ...
... labour and financial help schemes were only marginally implemented . ' Most of the 54 lakh Harijans in the State are agricultural labourers or landless peasants , and their future is in the hands of a few big farmers . They were paid as ...
Página 38
... labour intensive agriculture . And though for generations this has been the pattern , our rural labour force is relatively unproductive . Of course , there are several institutional obstacles to shaping out a suitable infrastructure for ...
... labour intensive agriculture . And though for generations this has been the pattern , our rural labour force is relatively unproductive . Of course , there are several institutional obstacles to shaping out a suitable infrastructure for ...
Página 43
... labour absorptive potential , serve as useful units in the economy . Although the author insists on developing SSIS , he clearly states that this has to be based on modern scientific lines . To create a large employment potential , it ...
... labour absorptive potential , serve as useful units in the economy . Although the author insists on developing SSIS , he clearly states that this has to be based on modern scientific lines . To create a large employment potential , it ...
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
Términos y frases comunes
able accept agricultural areas August basis become candidates caste cent Commission Congress Constitution continue cultural Delhi demand democracy democratic economic effect election electoral Emergency existing Express fact force funds give given groups growth Harijans Hindu hold Hotel important increase independent India Indian Muslims individual industrial institutions interests Islam issues Janata January labour land lead leaders less LIMITED major March means ment minority Muslim nature necessary organised period planning political parties poll position possible practice present problems production question reason reform regard religion religious remains reservation result rule rural scheduled schools sector secular SEMINAR September social society structure tion village votes