A study of contribution of muslim

1. A S T U D Y O F C O N T R I B U T I O N O F M U S L I M E N T R E P R E N E U R S I N T H E
I N D U S T R I A L D E V E L O P M E N T O F S O L A P U R D I S T R I C T
A S Y N O P S I S S U B M I T T E D T O
S O L A P U R U N I V E R S I T Y, S O L A P U R
F O R T H E D E G R E E O F
D O C T O R O F P H I L O S O P H Y
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C O M M E R C E
U N D E R T H E FA C U LT Y O F C O M M E R C E
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D R . S . V. S H I N D E
M . C O M , S E T, M . P H I L , M . A ( E C O ) , S E T P H . D .
D . A . V. V E L A N K A R C O L L E G E O F C O M M E R C E , S O L A P U R
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2. Industrial Development
Introduction
Meaning:-
Industrial development means the development of
all types of industries may be LSI or SSI.
e.g. Textile iron and steel, pharmaceuticals, chemicals,
agro based industries and so on.

3. i) Prior period of industrial revolution:
a. There were no manufacturing industries only hand crafts,
craftsman, the spinner ,weaver and potter, cobblers who
were producing goods in their houses.
b. Latter half of 18th Century:- invention of spinning jenny in
1770, Art Wright's water frame in 1969, Crompton's Mule
1779, kelley’s self acting mule in 1792.
 Development of iron industry in 1786 by inventing of
smelting by pit-coal and application of steam engine to
blast furnaces.
 Development of transport- canals, railways, roads made
easy.
 With the start of 1st Cotton Textile industry in 1780, factory
system became modern industry and improvement in
production system continued.

4. ii) Significance of the study
 Industrial Development of Solapur district
 through three MIDCs at- Akkalkot Road, Chincholi and Kondi
areas with study of different industries' SWOT analysis.
 Present position of SSI, trading businesses and other activities in
all Taluka places.
 Role of Muslim Entrepreneurs - in scrap, leather, construction,
trading, fruit market, Juice centers etc. Their role in Industrial
and Economic growth of Solapur District.
 Scope for Muslim Entrepreneurs – in industry, service sector,
construction and so on when managed businesses with modern
concept, Govt. support, training and development to them.
 Prominent Position of Muslim entrepreneurs in special businesses
like leather, trading, manufacturing, services etc.

5. iii) Review of Literature
Basic concept of entrepreneurship –
“If self help is the best help then self employment is the best
employment.”
 Dr. Mahesh Kulkarni ( 2009) –
In “Entrepreneurship development and project management” –
has emphasized the importance to entrepreneurial development of a
country by achieving industrial development, territorial balances and
creation of employment.
 Dr. Raghunath Mashelkar –
In science conference at Pune had given 5 principles –
Child centric education,
Woman centric family,
New creation centric India
Knowledge centric society
Human centric development.

6. iii) Review of Literature
Continued…….
Tomorrow's India will be industrialist's India as industrialist
do-
- New Creation, wealth creation by value addition.
R. V. Badi (2009) – An entrepreneur is helping in industrial
growth and helping to increase national income.
G. V. Jagapathi Rao (2010) – SSI entrepreneurs are powerful
instruments to accelerate Industrial growth in production,
employment, and dispersed development
Mr. N. R. Narayan Murthy, Infosys Technology-
- Creation of wealth is the way to solve poverty problem.
Entrepreneurs add value to product and create wealth and
contribute in economic growth of a nation.

7. iii) Review of Literature
Continued…..
S. S. Kankha (2006) –
Contribution of entrepreneurs in-
 Capital formation
 Creation of large scale employment
 Promotion of balanced regional development
 Effective mobilization of capital and human skill.
 An economy is the effect for which entrepreneurship is the cause.
 Vasant Desai (2008)-
 Successful New businesses ventures and economic development are
the result of the combination of right environment, planning efforts
and innovation by entrepreneurs.
 Entrepreneurs provides blue print for research technology, finance
to create matured enterprise and enrich the ecosystem.

8. iii) Review of Literature
Continued…..
Dr. M. S. Pawar (2007) in his thesis- towards
improving the productivity and performance of
technical entrepreneurs from small scale industrial
sector-
“Proper education, training and development
needed to create efficient and effective entrepreneurs
for achieving industrial and economic growth of a
nation.”

9. Evolution of concept – ‘Entrepreneurs’
The word Entrepreneur is derived from “Entreprendre” i.e
Organizer of musical entertainment.
In 16th century, used for Army leader.
In 17th century, extended to cover engineering activities such
as construction.
In 18th century, Richard Cantillon , an French Economist
applied ‘entrepreneur’ to business activities.
entrepreneur is an agent producing goods by combining
factors of production and selling the same at uncertain prices
in future.
P. H. Knight- Entrepreneur bears uncertainly and risk in
doing business activities.
J.B Say - Entrepreneur is an organizer- combines land of one,
labor of another and capital of yet another and produces a
product and sale to get profit.

10. Evolution of concept Entrepreneurs
Continued….
Joseph A. Schum Peter (1934)- Entrepreneur is
innovator may be in
 introduction of new product
 use of new methods of production
 new market
 searching new source of raw material.
Inventor invents and innovator utilizes to produce
on large scale.
Entrepreneur is combination of three traits –
risk bearing, organizing and innovating.

11. Concept of Entrepreneurship
 Conference on Entrepreneurship in United States
Entrepreneurship is an attempt to create value through
recognition of business opportunities, the management
of risk taking, managing management skills to mobilize
human, financial and material resources necessary to
bring a project to fruition.
Schumpeter  Entrepreneurship is based on purposeful
and systematic innovation of businessmen, directors,
managers etc.
Dr. P. C. Shejwalkar  has emphasized about the
educational development of entrepreneurs for the social
responsibility of the business.

12. Concept of Entrepreneurship
Continued…..
Entrepreneurship is a function performed by
entrepreneurs.
Entrepreneurship is what Entrepreneur does.
 Entrepreneurship is an act of Entrepreneur.
Process of giving birth to new enterprise.

13. Title
 Title of the Proposed Study is “A Study Of
Contribution Of Muslim Entrepreneurs In
The Industrial Development Of Solapur
District”

14. Objectives
1. To study overall industrial development of Solapur district.
2. To know the contribution of Muslim entrepreneurs in the
industrial development of Solapur district.
3. to investigate No. of entrepreneurs engaged in to various
industrial and commercial activities.
4. To know the contribution of Muslim Entrepreneurs in the
Socio-economic development of Muslim community in
Solapur city.
5. To find out employment generated by the Muslim
entrepreneurs.
6. To find out problems faced by Muslim entrepreneurs in
Solapur district.

15. Hypothesis of the study
1. In the Industrial development of Solapur district
Muslim entrepreneurs have prominent position.
2. Muslim entrepreneurs are facing different
problems in their businesses.

16. Research Design and Methodology
 Data Collection
Primary data by administration of closed ended
questionnaire.
Technique –
1. Questionnaire
2. Interviews
3. Discussions
4. Observations
 Secondary Data –
Annual reports, industrial directories, books,
periodicals, Journals, magazine, Government reports,
Reports of Muslim community.

17. Research Design and Methodology
Continued…..
 Sampling –
10% samples will be selected by using stratified
random sampling from industries, trading,
manufacturing, services, construction etc.
 Tools and Techniques –
Software’s like SPSS, Excel to present study
Statistical tools and techniques like mean, mode,
median, percentage ratio.

18. Chapter Scheme
 Chapter I- Role of Industries in the
development of India.
 Chapter II- Research design and
methodology.
 Chapter III- Review of Literature
 Chapter IV- Development of Muslim
entrepreneurs in Solapur district
 Chapter V- Classification of Muslim
entrepreneurs in Solapur district
 Chapter VI- Findings and Suggestions

19. Reference
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20. Thank You