Punjab analysis and drug problem, PESTLE analysis of punjab, IT sectors in punjab, cause of drug problem, GDP contribution to india, Sports of punjab

6. Originated : 1966
Population: >As per Census 2011, the total Population
of Punjab is 2,77,43,338.
>Male 1.46 cr female 1.31 cr.
Language: Punjabi.
More than 60% of people in Punjab is
Sikhism
Literacy rate : 76.68%
City: >Chandigarh is the Capital.
>The largest city in Punjab is Ludhiana.
Climate The climate of Punjab is diverse, i.e., very
cold in winters and very hot in summers.
Connectivity: Punjab is well connected with roadways,
airways and railways.

7. SPORTS
• Kabaddi is the state game of Punjab.
After the IPL, PKL (Pro Kabaddi League)
has 2nd highest viewership (43.5 crores)
• Hockey is a popular sport in Punjab.
According to the FIH ranking Men
hockey team ranks on 6th position
And women (12th).

8. FESTIVALS
• Lohri
• Hola Mohalla Punjab
• Vaisakhi (Baisakhi)

9. Political scenario
Major political parties stood for assembly election
Polling for 117 Punjab assembly seats that will
decide the fate of 1,145. There are a total of 117
Assembly seats up for grabs. Of this, 83 seats are
open to general candidates, while 34 are reserved
for Scheduled Castes

10. • In Punjab overall voter turnout was 48%,
Newsbytes(4th Feb 2017, 2:30PM)
• 70 Per Cent Turnout In Punjab Election,
NDTV(4th Feb 2017, 5:00PM)

11. Economy of India
India’s GDP is US$ 2095.4 Billion i.e. INR
140,821 crore, 7.6% growth rate.
http://www.tradingeconomics.com/india/gdp

12. Punjab’s contribution to India’s GDP
Economic : GSDP of Punjab
Punjab's Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP) was US$
57.7 billion i.e. INR 3,877 crore over 2014-15.
3.03% of India’s GDP

13. NSDP of Punjab
Punjab's net state domestic product (NSDP)
was US$ 50.9 billion I.e. INR 3,420 crore
over 2014-15

15. EDUCATION
MALE
81.5
53%
FEMALE
71.3
47%
Literacy Rate
Total No. of literate people = 1,89,88,611
• Female = 89,24,647
• Male = 1,00,63,964

16. HIGHER EDUCATION INFRASTRUCTURE (AS OF SEPTEMBER 2015)
UNIVERSITIES 14
ARTS, COMMERCE, HOME
SCIENCE AND SCIENCE
COLLEGES & B.Ed. COLLEGES
542
ENGINEERING COLLEGES 111
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGES 193
ITI 369

17. In order to develop and improve school education infrastructure in the state, the
government proposed allocation of US$ 1.33 billion (8936,93,50,000 INR) in budget
2016-17.
For develop and improve higher education infrastructure in the state, the
government has proposed an allocation of US$ 127.55 million (859,37,45,000
INR)in budget 2016-17.

18. Mohali has been developed as
an IT and ITES hub in the
state. Punjab’s IT policy and
the incentives offered to the
IT industry are aimed at
promoting Punjab as an
attractive destination for the
industry

19. • Chandigarh administration's visionary project of RGCTP
(Rajiv Gandhi Chandigarh technology park), has been
established for offering human resources with
employment opportunities.
• Major companies that are a part of RGCTP as of 2015-16

20. SWOT Analysis
Strength
1.Rich in art and culture
2.Tourist location
3.Good Infrastructure
Weakness
1.High Crime rate
2.Lack of promotion of tourists places
3. Lack Of Skilled Labour
Opportunity
1.Eco Tourism
2.Social economic zone (IT park)
Threat
• Drug abuse
• Immigration of Youth
• Cross border terrorism

21. Industry Investment
http://nripunjab.gov.in/

22. Investment Promotion for Agro and food processing
 Food Park
1) Ladhowal (Ludhiana district):
• Provide modern infrastructure facilities for food processing.
• The total cost of the project is INR 117 crore.
 Mega Food Park
1) Fazilka:
• Multi-dimensional food processing infrastructure facility.
• Cost 136 crore in an area of 100 acres.
2) Kapurthala:
• Aid in meeting current and future market requirements.
• Area of 62 acres with an investment of 128 crore for manufacturing
food products.

23. • Ways from where drugs enter in Punjab
Drug Abuse

24. • Drugs Consumption in Punjab, 8,60,000
opioid users in the state
Source : Institute of South Asian Studies by Rahul Advani , No.177

25. Causes for drug addition in Punjab:
• The ‘Rural’ Element of the Problem
• Punjab’s Agricultural Economy
• Unemployment and Aspiration
Source : Institute of South Asian Studies by Rahul Advani , No.177

26. Solution
• Getting rid of drug menace
• Improving agriculture produce
• Strengthening the border
• More industry
• Employment