Economic Development of India and Cottage Industries (Their role and Contribution in the Development)
Journal Title: JOURNAL OF COMMERCE AND TRADE - Year 2006, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
For the balanced economic growth in the country, the era of economic planning started in India on April 1,1951, when the first five-year plan was launched. Since then, nine five year plans have been completed and the tenth five-year plan is in progress. All these plans have stressed upon balanced economic growth in all the sectors of economy. Though agriculture is the largest source of livelihood for the people in India yet only this source is not sufficient for development of the Indian economy. It is believed that cottage industries can generate employment to the villagers and they can utilize their idle time and can be successful in improving their economic status.
Authors and Affiliations
Dr. Mayank Mohan
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP253216
- DOI -
- Views 59
- Downloads 0
Impact of Intellectual Capital on Firm Value (A Panel Data Analysis of Indian IT Firms)
This paper throws insight into prior studies carried out in the area related to impact of Human Capital on organisational performance and outcomes as it is the central theme of study being carried out. Human capital of a...
Post Reforms Growth of India’s Foreign Trade
This paper is based on the growth and structure of India’s foreign trade since 1991. India’s trade has increased significantly in the post reform period. In absolute terms, the trade volume rose from US $ 42.2 billion ($...
Factors Involved in Success of Poultry Business in Selected Areas of Tamilnadu
The poultry industry provides a good employment opportunity for both males and females along with agricultural activities. The poultry industries were involved with live stock, which is monitored around the clock and the...
Implementation of Basel – II Accord in India (Implications for Banking Governance)
Basel II is the recommendations on banking laws and regulations issued by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision. The purpose of Basel II, in June 2004, is to create an international standard that banking regulators...
Income Generation Capacity of Rural Women through Selected Entrepreneurial Activities (A Case Study of Nainital District)
women's role is limited to household affairs and farm activities, which, in general engage them for a longer hours each day. The women can be proved as a great resource for development process if properly managed and org...