Tribal life in India : tribal labour and employment. v.5

By:

Thakur, Davendra .(ed.)

Contributor(s):

Thakur, D.N. (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Deep & Deep; 2009Edition: 2nd edDescription: Vol. 5.(396 p.)ISBN:

9788184501087

Subject(s):

Tribe and tribals-India

DDC classification:

307.7 TRI 2nd ed.

Summary: The tribal societies have their own tradition of living. They manage their affairs in their own social structure. Long before, they chiefly depended upon hunting and food gathering but with the pressure of population, they gradually took to agriculture and started cottage industries. After independence, when a lot of large industries were established in the tribal areas, they also got opportunities to work in them as unskilled labourers. But inspite of immense efforts of the government, the benefits of economic development have not properly reached the tribal people. This book deals with the problems of tribal workers and tries to search opportunities for their employment in different fields. It studies tribal labour and planning for their full employment. Contents of this book include: Tribal Labour : A Historical Review; Problems of Tribal Labour; Rehabilitation of Freed Bonded Labourers; Agricultural Labour and the Tribes; Tribal Workers in the Industry; Tribal Women Work-force; Entrepreneurship among the Tribes; Rural Child Labour Magnitude and Determinants; Co operative Movement in Tribal Workers; Tribal Labour and Employment; Planning for Full Employment of Tribal Labour; Labour, Employment, Reservation and Training; Appendices; etc. This book will be of use to all interested in the study of tribal life and their development in India.

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The tribal societies have their own tradition of living. They manage their affairs in their own social structure. Long before, they chiefly depended upon hunting and food gathering but with the pressure of population, they gradually took to agriculture and started cottage industries. After independence, when a lot of large industries were established in the tribal areas, they also got opportunities to work in them as unskilled labourers. But inspite of immense efforts of the government, the benefits of economic development have not properly reached the tribal people.

This book deals with the problems of tribal workers and tries to search opportunities for their employment in different fields. It studies tribal labour and planning for their full employment.

Contents of this book include: Tribal

Labour : A Historical Review; Problems of Tribal Labour; Rehabilitation of Freed Bonded Labourers; Agricultural Labour and the Tribes; Tribal Workers in the Industry; Tribal Women Work-force; Entrepreneurship among the Tribes; Rural Child Labour Magnitude and Determinants; Co operative Movement in Tribal Workers; Tribal Labour and Employment; Planning for Full Employment of Tribal Labour; Labour, Employment, Reservation and Training; Appendices; etc. This book will be of use to all interested in the study of tribal life and their development in India.

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