INTRODUCTION Poverty in India is still a major issue even in this day and age. The population of people living below the poverty line in India is the highest in the world and the problem is not going away. Since India’s independence, the subject of poverty in India has remained a major concern. According to the common definition of poverty, when a person can no longer meet the required levels to maintain specified standard of living, they are considered poor .This becomes apparent after just a short
Urbanization offers an incredible opportunity to be capable to sustenance a growing global population. Developing countries are alone expected to shape more new city area during the two decades reaching up to 2030 than all of the humankind has built through in history (World Bank). China and India alone are predicted to increase at least 600 million new urban residents by 2030.For the same reason, various urban projects have begun to take shape in India. Especially the riverfronts and metro development
"If the village perishes India will perish too. India will be no more India.” - Mahatma Gandhi By 2050, more than half of all Indians will live in urban areas, as per United Nation's World Urbanisation Prospects, a big shift from now, when just about one-third of the population does so. This would mean tens of millions migrating from the villages and into towns and cities each year, with profound impacts on every aspect of our life including the social, cultural, political, economic and ecological
considered to be a turning point in early Indian history. This is so, because, for the very first time in Ancient India, we witness the emergence of several known political entities known as the mahajanapadas. The mahajanapadas were kingdom states that covered greater parts of Northern India and through them, social, political and cultural complexities began to tangibly take shape. The period under question also marks the second urbanization in Indian history. In the following paragraphs, I will elaborate
Land is one of the most important resources on which humans dependent. The consumption rate of mineral resources is increasing with the advancement of science and technology, acceleration of urbanization, economic development, growth of population and industrial expansion. Growth of society and civilization thus majorly depends on the byproducts of mining industry to operate and maintain good standard of living for people. The products of mining activity tend to make a notable impact on landscape
All the history about religions in Indonesia When looking for ideal travel destinations, you should think about the religion of the country you consider to visit since sometimes all of your plans may be affected by the religious views of the native people. Therefore, it is important to note that Indonesia has a constitution that guarantees freedom of worship to every individual in the country. However, the constitution only recognizes Muslims, Protestants, Catholics, Buddhists, Confucianists and
E-tailing in India- Growth, Challenges and Opportunities Abstract The Indian Online Retail segment is changing rapidly by the impact of technology. Smart phones and internet enabled customers to connect e-tailing in a huge manner. E-Tailing has become extremely popular over the last decade. Today is the Era of Globalization and the consumer is not bound within a particular place to access products available anywhere in the world. Now he can go beyond the boundaries of any market area where he lives
Due to rapid urbanization, the tremendous rise in number of vehicles is variably accompanied by ever increasing volume of traffic and intense traffic congestion on roads. Almost every city in India is facing acute traffic problem in regards to delay, congestion, pollution, accidents, parking etc. These problems contribute not only loss of precious manpower but also results in additional fuel consumption, development of mental stress and overall feel bad environment for the driver. Since traffic congestion
Migration has always been part of human societies. Mobility and adaptation to distinct environments are trademarks of our evolutionary history. According to UN’s International Organization for Migration estimates , there are around a billion migrants around the world, 230 million of them living outside their birth countries (international migrants). Over 10% of the population in developed countries is foreign-born, against 1.6% at the world periphery. In absolute numbers, this accounts for 135 million
Sahgal's books are significant accounts of a bigger account, in reality as most Indian English fiction seems to be."( Paranjpe, Makarand, 159) The narrative of the development of India has certain key topics, which can be characterized as imperialism, patriotism, segment, autonomy, regionalism communalism, urbanization, women's liberation, free enterprise, socialism and so on which frame the pith and foundation of our lives and additionally fiction. In Sahgal's writings these issues are reasonably