Few Guidelines for a Golden Rosy Prosperity of India

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  • Arunabha Bhaumik Associate Professor (Commerce), P.K. College, Contai Purba Medinipore, West Bengal, India

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https://doi.org/10.37591/ecft.v5i3.1864

Abstract

Abstract:

After independence, the welfare government is trying to improve these villagers economical background through 5-years plan. In 1st plan period, the government gave stress on increasing agricultural products. In 2nd plan period, the government understood that agricultural product will be high if the fertilizers are used in the agricultural fields. So gave stress on fertilizers industry in India. In this way the government tried to improve their economical conditions. Not only that the Government tried to introduce so many welfare schemes for their upliftment through Gram Panchayats. India has so many scopes for alleviating poverty through small scale industries. In this sector, less investment is needed but profit will be earned maximum. As it is labour intensive project, maximum population will be engaged and the unemployment will be reduced.

Keynotes: British rule, Independence, Government welfare schemes for poverty alleviation.

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Arunabha Bhaumik. Few Guidelines for a Golden Rosy Prosperity of India. E - Commerce for Future & Trends. 2018; 5(3): 33–38p.

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2019-01-24

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Vol. 5 No. 3 (2018)

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