to Professor Michael Todaro, economic development is an increase in living conditions, improvement of the citizens self-esteem needs and free and a just society. It can also be referred to as the qualitative and quantitative changes in an existing economy. It involves development of human capital, increase in the literacy ratio, improvement in necessary infrastructure, betterment of health and safety services etc. Economic development is a government policy to increase the economic, social welfare
west is unique in itself. The art forms are a reflection of our society and the thus the artisans form an important link between the society and culture. Recent studies have estimated that around 7 million artisan are a part of non-farm rural economy in India which translates into a major stakeholder (Jena, P.K in Orissan Handicrafts in the Age of Globalization ). “They translate the existing customs and traditions into their arts forms. The artisans belong to an occupational community where they
dictionary meaning of demonetization is “to deprive (a metal) of its capacity as a monetary standard” or to withdraw from use as currency”. Finance minister Arun Jaitely said that demonetization of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 notes will expand the size of economy, increase revenue base and make the system cleaner while preserving its credibility. Demonetization is the act of changing the existing currency in another form.
Introduction Gandhi was not an economist but his economic ideas are part of his general philosophy of life which is reflected on his writing and speech, mixed up with other related topics. There is no such independent principle of Gandhian economy all his thoughts were based on principle truth and non violence. Gandhi introduced a deep and the broad perspectives of economic thoughts. Gandhi never read economic theory but he introduced a wide ranges of economic thoughts which can applicable to the
Great Britain was a powerhouse during the time period of this novel. Since Kenny is one of the only white men living in Rukmani’s village, he has power and respect. He acts superior to the villagers and feels as if they are not worth his utmost respect. Kenny is the one who helped Rukmani have her first male child. Kenny feels as if the villagers need his help and are too ignorant to
ways: -The cultural imperialism argument emphasizes the information technology divide within which dominant cultures impose information, products, and values on those of less dominant ones. -The hybridization thesis stresses that globalization of economy, trade, and migration has created cultures that are hybridized, mixed, syncretic and composite. Globalization creates combinations of sameness and difference: center to periphery, periphery to center, creolization, and regional media productions
start with, when Singapore was colonized by the United Kingdom in the 19th century, it was nothing but a small Malay fishing village, the first records of its existence being made in the Chinese texts as early as the 3rd century. The island which then bore the javanese name "Temasek" and
Indore, the most prominent city of Malwa region of western Madhya Pradesh state, central India with Large, Medium and Small scale industries. It is the chief collecting and distributing centre for western Madhya Pradesh as well as a commercial and industrial centre. City is well connected by expressway, several national and state highways, whereas rail network bifurcates the city exactly from the centre. Indore has the highest development rate in compare to the other cities with respect to infrastructures
This is particularly noticeable in the case of village where women are traditionally ignored and development of women leadership at gross root level needed most. Women have been the main source of development of human capital since the inception of this universe. The leadership potentialities in women
analysis allows him to locate the complex cognitive economy presiding over the running of ecosystems by village communities. The continuity between colonial logics and the exploitation of natural resources is extended with an ecological history of India, where Guha reinterprets Hindu casts and beliefs as ‘socio-cultural systems’ that organize the allocation and sustainable use of resources. The methodical commencement of environmental history writing in India, that also set the tone for future writings,