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This is a wonderful presentation about India. Various aspects of Indian progress - strength and weaknesses have been highlighted in beautiful manner.Lot of facts and figures are there in this short presentation
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The document discusses issues of poverty, malnutrition, and corruption in India despite sufficient food production. It notes that over 200 million Indians are undernourished, which accounts for 50% of child deaths, while some politicians and businessmen have amassed huge fortunes equal to a quarter of India's GDP. Although the government spends on food subsidies, most of the funds are stolen, with average families only receiving the equivalent of $1.25 per month for food. The document calls for citizens to fight against those who perpetuate this systemic theft and killing of people through lack of empowerment and access to food.
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Agriculture is very important for the Indian economy. It contributes significantly to national income, employment, exports, and food supply. While agriculture's contribution to national income has decreased over time due to other sectors growing, it still employs around half of India's workforce and exports many agricultural goods. The development of agriculture is crucial for improving rural incomes and living standards while also creating demand to support industrialization.
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1) The document discusses development for different groups in society including landless rural laborers, prosperous farmers, traders, and girls from rich urban families.
2) It also covers several topics related to economics and development including definitions of developed, developing, and underdeveloped economies as well as key indicators like per capita income, literacy rates, and infant mortality rates.
3) Sustainable development is defined as development that does not damage the environment or compromise the needs of future generations by exhausting resources.
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India has a large agricultural sector that employs over 75% of its large population. Agriculture has historically been a major part of India's economy, providing livelihoods in rural areas and raw materials to other industries. While agriculture's economic contribution is declining with broader growth, it remains an important demographic and socio-economic aspect of India as the sector employs around half of India's workforce.
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India has an extremely diverse population of over 1 billion people as of 2001. Some key points:
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- The gender ratio favors males, with the overall ratio being 933 females to 1000 males in 2001.
- Literacy rates have increased over time but are still relatively low, with the overall rate at 65.4% and only 53.6% for females in 2001.
- India has a young population, with over half under 25 years old and 40% under 19, as well as a large working age population and kids population.
- The population is projected to remain relatively young and dominated by the working age group
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The document discusses the importance of agriculture in India's national economy. It notes that agriculture contributes a major share to India's national income, with over 70% of the population dependent on agriculture for their livelihood. While agriculture's contribution to the national income has decreased with industrialization, it still accounted for around 28% as recently as the 1930s. In contrast, developed countries like the US and Canada have agricultural contributions of only 3-5%. The document also outlines how agriculture supports industrial development by providing raw materials and how agricultural exports contribute significantly to international trade. It concludes that the prosperity of the country relies on the prosperity of the agricultural sector.
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3) Sustainable development is defined as development that does not damage the environment or compromise the needs of future generations by exhausting resources.
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India has a large agricultural sector that employs over 75% of its large population. Agriculture has historically been a major part of India's economy, providing livelihoods in rural areas and raw materials to other industries. While agriculture's economic contribution is declining with broader growth, it remains an important demographic and socio-economic aspect of India as the sector employs around half of India's workforce.
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India has an extremely diverse population of over 1 billion people as of 2001. Some key points:
- India has high population density, with West Bengal being the most densely populated state.
- The gender ratio favors males, with the overall ratio being 933 females to 1000 males in 2001.
- Literacy rates have increased over time but are still relatively low, with the overall rate at 65.4% and only 53.6% for females in 2001.
- India has a young population, with over half under 25 years old and 40% under 19, as well as a large working age population and kids population.
- The population is projected to remain relatively young and dominated by the working age group
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- India's agriculture sector has been declining in recent decades despite over half the population relying on it for employment and livelihood. Farmers lack interest in growing more crops beyond subsistence levels due to lack of support from the government.
- Over 250,000 Indian farmers have committed suicide since 1995 due to financial stress from factors like crop failures, inability to repay loans, and lack of viable alternatives as the economy has shifted away from agriculture.
- The agriculture sector contributes only around 14.6% to India's GDP despite most people relying on it, due to issues like dependence on seasonal rains and poor implementation of government support programs that fail to reach farmers. Improving awareness, education, research, and farmers' rights could
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This document discusses poverty in India. It begins by defining poverty and noting that India has a large population living in poverty without adequate food, shelter, or clothing. It then discusses poverty separately in urban and rural India, noting statistics on income levels, occupations, and living conditions. Causes of poverty mentioned include poor agriculture, a growing population, a widening rich-poor gap, and corruption. Effects include illiteracy, child labor, malnutrition, poor housing, unemployment, and impacts that disproportionately affect women. The document outlines some government poverty alleviation programs and concludes by stressing the need for collective efforts to solve India's poverty problem.
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1) It has a low per capita income of around $720 in 2005, with excessive dependence on agriculture and primary activities that engage a large proportion of the population.
2) It has a high rate of population growth that has led to chronic unemployment and underemployment problems.
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Our India - an excellent presentation
- 1. Why don’t I get my daily bread?
- 2. And why can’t I get you to help me?
- 3. Its simple…
- 4. Both of us are citizens of this country but neither of us is empowered…
- 5. I’m not empowered to feed myself And…
- 6. You are not empowered… … to help me..!
- 7. In India, 230 million people are undernourished — the highest for any country in the world Malnutrition accounts for 50% of child deaths in India Every third adult is reported to be malnourished
- 9. But strangely… Food inflation in our country is 20% - the highest among developing countries A farmer in Nasik, 180 kilometers from Mumbai, gets 3 rupees for a kilogram of onions But strangely… The same onion sells at a retail price of 25 to 30 rupees in Mumbai
- 11. Foodgrain harvest during 2008-09 was a record 233 million tonnes While the demand was only 219.01 million tonnes The food output has grown annually by 1.98 per cent between 2004-05 and 2008-09, which is higher than the estimated population growth of 1.5 per cent during this period
- 12. strangely…!
- 14. In 2009-10, the Government of India spent Rs 32,000 crores on food subsidy to 7 crore BPL families This means that Rs 4,500 was spent to feed my family of four … for one year… or Rs 375 per month… (on paper of-course) On an average 75% of the food subsidy funds are stolen …which means that my family received food worth only Rs 94 for an entire month…
- 16. For record, while you struggled to save your job last year, working a third more than regular and being paid a third less than what you usually do, While a fifth of you actually lost your job although you worked as hard as others….
- 17. … some Indians really made it big.. The list of India’s richest 100 people included 52 billionaires (nearly doubled from 27 a year ago) The collective wealth of these 100 is nearly Rs. 13 lakh crores (which is almost one fourth of the country’s GDP ) The top 10 richest Indians have a fortune of $155 billion (almost four times that of China’s top 10) In addition India’s corrupt politicians, bureaucrats and fund agents earned Rs. 17 lakh crores (almost 15 times more than the total income tax paid by all Indians anually)
- 19. Merely 10,000 disgusting corrupt individuals earn more than 120 crore Indians… … combined together
- 20. Both of us are citizens of this country but neither of us is empowered…
- 21. I want you to rise.. I want you to fight… For me
- 23. And For your own self…
- 24. By eliminating those who kill us everyday on our own land… Who steal from us what has been ours for generations… ..Eliminating them Completely !!!
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