Industry and rural development

By:

Arora, R. C

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; S.Chand & Co.; 1978Description: 227p. : illSubject(s):

Rural Development

DDC classification:

307.72 ARO

Summary: The strategies for rural development have been changing over the years. From community development blocks to integrated rural development is an interesting study which has been attempted in this book. The focus has been on the role of industry in rural development. The author strongly feels that the management talent, organisational skill and successful business acumen of industry and commerce should be brought to bear on the problems of rural areas. This plea has been made not on philanthropic grounds nor as a welfare measure, but because there is close inter dependence of industry and rural development. The problems of rural poverty and unemployment have led to stagnancy in the demand for industrial goods. In this context, industries' role will be crucial as far as management input to the programmes of rural development is concerned. This study presents a vivid and penetrating analysis of rural industries and their role in ending rural poverty and unemployment. The professionals in industry and commerce, planners, administrators and enlightened. laymen will find this book in teresting and useful.

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The strategies for rural development have been changing over the years. From community development blocks to integrated rural development is an interesting study which has been attempted in this book. The focus has been on the role of industry in rural development.
The author strongly feels that the management talent, organisational skill and successful business acumen of industry and commerce should be brought to bear on the problems of rural areas. This plea has been made not on philanthropic grounds nor as a welfare measure, but because there is close inter dependence of industry and rural development. The problems of rural poverty and unemployment have led to stagnancy in the demand for industrial goods. In this context, industries' role will be crucial as far as management input to the programmes of rural development is concerned.
This study presents a vivid and penetrating analysis of rural industries and their role in ending rural poverty and unemployment. The professionals in industry and commerce, planners, administrators and enlightened. laymen will find this book in teresting and useful.

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