The Government of India enacted the National Rural Employment Act in the year 2005,to provide 100... more The Government of India enacted the National Rural Employment Act in the year 2005,to provide 100 days of employment to a registered, demanded household in a year, it came in to force on February 2,2006 in 200 backward districts and implemented in a phased manner in all Districts. The main and foremost objective of the scheme is to eradicate poverty by providing productive guaranteed wage employment and strengthening natural resource management. This objectives addresses the first, third and seventh MDGs, this paper attempts to assess the achievements of the MGNREGA in addressing the MDGs.
India is a developing nation with majority of agricultural population and high cultivation area w... more India is a developing nation with majority of agricultural population and high cultivation area when compared to the other developing countries. According to 2011 census 71 percent of the Indian people are living in rural areas and mostly they are employed in agriculture and related activities. It is a primary source available for generation of income and employment in rural area. The growth rate of agriculture has come down to 1.1 percent from 4.69 percent in contrast to the 6 percent growth rate of Indian economy for the last ten years. Around 93 percent of the farmers are small farmers having land holdings of less than 4 hectare but the average farm size is only 1.57 hectares and they cultivate nearly 55 percent of the available land and the reasons are as follows, due to Industrial growth in India more number of industrial units was started in the past decades. In recent years, the climate changes have been a complex issue due to foreign climate policy. The climate changes affec...
Growth in the agriculture sector may well be judged by the increase in agricultural production ov... more Growth in the agriculture sector may well be judged by the increase in agricultural production over time. The area under different crops has been fluctuating. However; there was improvement in production, which is mainly on account of increase in productivity as result of generation of new varieties or technology of their cultivation. This paper analyses the changes inland use and the cropping pattern in Tamilnadu, The cultivable area has decreased by five percent and the land put to non- agricultural use (i.e urbanization) increased by three percent to the total geographical area of Tamilnadu.
In Tamil Nadu , around 167 accidents and 30 fatalities were occurred every day during January 201... more In Tamil Nadu , around 167 accidents and 30 fatalities were occurred every day during January 2019 .The Chennai city and Kancheepuram are the leading districts in Road accidents and fatal deaths during January 2019.The Sustainable Development Goal on Road Safety in Tamilnadu for the year 2019 is to reduce the death to 9182 . Similarly the target for total accidents for the year 2019 is to reduce the accident to 49089.
The Government of India enacted the National Rural Employment Act in the year 2005,to provide 100... more The Government of India enacted the National Rural Employment Act in the year 2005,to provide 100 days of employment to a registered, demanded household in a year, it came in to force on February 2,2006 in 200 backward districts and implemented in a phased manner in all Districts. The main and foremost objective of the scheme is to eradicate poverty by providing productive guaranteed wage employment and strengthening natural resource management. This objectives addresses the first, third and seventh MDGs, this paper attempts to assess the achievements of the MGNREGA in addressing the MDGs.
Growth in the agriculture sector may well be judged by the increase in agricultural production ov... more Growth in the agriculture sector may well be judged by the increase in agricultural production over time. The area under different crops has been fluctuating. However; there was improvement in production, which is mainly on account of increase in productivity as result of generation of new varieties or technology of their cultivation. This paper analyses the changes inland use and the cropping pattern in Tamilnadu, The cultivable area has decreased by five percent and the land put to non-agricultural use (i.e urbanization) increased by three percent to the total geographical area of Tamilnadu.
Growth in the agriculture sector may well be judged by the increase in agricultural production ov... more Growth in the agriculture sector may well be judged by the increase in agricultural production over time. The area under different crops has been fluctuating. However; there was improvement in production, which is mainly on account of increase in productivity as result of generation of new varieties or technology of their cultivation. This paper analyses the changes inland use and the cropping pattern in Tamilnadu, The cultivable area has decreased by five percent and the land put to non-agricultural use (i.e urbanization) increased by three percent to the total geographical area of Tamilnadu.
India is a country of about one billion people. More than 70 percent of the population lives in r... more India is a country of about one billion people. More than 70 percent of the population lives in rural areas where the main occupation is agriculture. Agriculture employs 60 percent of the Indian population today, yet it contributes only 20.6 percent to the GDP.The growth rate of agriculture comes down to 1.1 percent from 4.69. The Annual Compound Growth Rate (ACGR) for all suicides in India from 1997 to 2005 was 2.18 percent, but for farm suicides it is much higher at nearly 3 (2.91) percent for the same period. Coupled with this was a sharp drop in agricultural growth from 4.69 percent in 1991 to 2.06 percent in 1997 and to 1.1 percent in 2003. At this juncture there is a need to analyse the situation at micro level, the present study examines the performance of area, production and yield of selected crops in
Road accident in India is increasing despite recent legislative
amendments, awareness programmes ... more Road accident in India is increasing despite recent legislative amendments, awareness programmes and enforcements of traffic rules. Road users behavior has been found to be the primary reason of accidents in 70% to 90% cases. An attempt has been made in this paper to elaborate the actions taken by the Tamil Nadu State Government and its impact on road accidents. The awareness about wearing helmets and stringent actions against the rule defaulter were made positive result in reducing the Road Accidents and fatalities during 2017 in TamilNadu. Key Words: Road Safety Measures of Tamil Nadu, Road Accidents, Fatalities
Growth in the agriculture sector may well be judged by the increase in agricultural production ov... more Growth in the agriculture sector may well be judged by the increase in agricultural production over time. The area under different crops has been fluctuating. However; there was improvement in production, which is mainly on account of increase in productivity as result of generation of new varieties or technology of their cultivation. This paper analyses the changes inland use and the cropping pattern in Tamilnadu, The cultivable area has decreased by five percent and the land put to non-agricultural use (i.e urbanization) increased by three percent to the total geographical area of Tamilnadu.
The present paper entitled " A Study on The Tourist Arrival to Meenakshi Amman Temple " gives a b... more The present paper entitled " A Study on The Tourist Arrival to Meenakshi Amman Temple " gives a bird's eye view on locations of the temple, its rich cultural heritage and geographical splendor and historical significance. The factors significant for development of tourism in Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple were identified. The study also estimates the future potential and prospects for tourism development in the Study area. The research aims to understand the people's perception regarding cultural importance of the temple and tourist attraction. The study shows that around thousand foreigners and more than one lakh local people are visiting the temple every week. The impact assessment of tourism flow shows that the number of foreign visitors is slowly decreasing and there is an urgency to study the reason for the low inflow.
The Government of India enacted the National Rural Employment Act in the year 2005,to provide 100... more The Government of India enacted the National Rural Employment Act in the year 2005,to provide 100 days of employment to a registered, demanded household in a year, it came in to force on February 2,2006 in 200 backward districts and implemented in a phased manner in all Districts. The main and foremost objective of the scheme is to eradicate poverty by providing productive guaranteed wage employment and strengthening natural resource management. This objectives addresses the first, third and seventh MDGs, this paper attempts to assess the achievements of the MGNREGA in addressing the MDGs.
India is a developing nation with majority of agricultural population and high cultivation area w... more India is a developing nation with majority of agricultural population and high cultivation area when compared to the other developing countries. According to 2011 census 71 percent of the Indian people are living in rural areas and mostly they are employed in agriculture and related activities. It is a primary source available for generation of income and employment in rural area. The growth rate of agriculture has come down to 1.1 percent from 4.69 percent in contrast to the 6 percent growth rate of Indian economy for the last ten years. Around 93 percent of the farmers are small farmers having land holdings of less than 4 hectare but the average farm size is only 1.57 hectares and they cultivate nearly 55 percent of the available land and the reasons are as follows, due to Industrial growth in India more number of industrial units was started in the past decades. In recent years, the climate changes have been a complex issue due to foreign climate policy. The climate changes affec...
Growth in the agriculture sector may well be judged by the increase in agricultural production ov... more Growth in the agriculture sector may well be judged by the increase in agricultural production over time. The area under different crops has been fluctuating. However; there was improvement in production, which is mainly on account of increase in productivity as result of generation of new varieties or technology of their cultivation. This paper analyses the changes inland use and the cropping pattern in Tamilnadu, The cultivable area has decreased by five percent and the land put to non- agricultural use (i.e urbanization) increased by three percent to the total geographical area of Tamilnadu.
In Tamil Nadu , around 167 accidents and 30 fatalities were occurred every day during January 201... more In Tamil Nadu , around 167 accidents and 30 fatalities were occurred every day during January 2019 .The Chennai city and Kancheepuram are the leading districts in Road accidents and fatal deaths during January 2019.The Sustainable Development Goal on Road Safety in Tamilnadu for the year 2019 is to reduce the death to 9182 . Similarly the target for total accidents for the year 2019 is to reduce the accident to 49089.
The Government of India enacted the National Rural Employment Act in the year 2005,to provide 100... more The Government of India enacted the National Rural Employment Act in the year 2005,to provide 100 days of employment to a registered, demanded household in a year, it came in to force on February 2,2006 in 200 backward districts and implemented in a phased manner in all Districts. The main and foremost objective of the scheme is to eradicate poverty by providing productive guaranteed wage employment and strengthening natural resource management. This objectives addresses the first, third and seventh MDGs, this paper attempts to assess the achievements of the MGNREGA in addressing the MDGs.
Growth in the agriculture sector may well be judged by the increase in agricultural production ov... more Growth in the agriculture sector may well be judged by the increase in agricultural production over time. The area under different crops has been fluctuating. However; there was improvement in production, which is mainly on account of increase in productivity as result of generation of new varieties or technology of their cultivation. This paper analyses the changes inland use and the cropping pattern in Tamilnadu, The cultivable area has decreased by five percent and the land put to non-agricultural use (i.e urbanization) increased by three percent to the total geographical area of Tamilnadu.
Growth in the agriculture sector may well be judged by the increase in agricultural production ov... more Growth in the agriculture sector may well be judged by the increase in agricultural production over time. The area under different crops has been fluctuating. However; there was improvement in production, which is mainly on account of increase in productivity as result of generation of new varieties or technology of their cultivation. This paper analyses the changes inland use and the cropping pattern in Tamilnadu, The cultivable area has decreased by five percent and the land put to non-agricultural use (i.e urbanization) increased by three percent to the total geographical area of Tamilnadu.
India is a country of about one billion people. More than 70 percent of the population lives in r... more India is a country of about one billion people. More than 70 percent of the population lives in rural areas where the main occupation is agriculture. Agriculture employs 60 percent of the Indian population today, yet it contributes only 20.6 percent to the GDP.The growth rate of agriculture comes down to 1.1 percent from 4.69. The Annual Compound Growth Rate (ACGR) for all suicides in India from 1997 to 2005 was 2.18 percent, but for farm suicides it is much higher at nearly 3 (2.91) percent for the same period. Coupled with this was a sharp drop in agricultural growth from 4.69 percent in 1991 to 2.06 percent in 1997 and to 1.1 percent in 2003. At this juncture there is a need to analyse the situation at micro level, the present study examines the performance of area, production and yield of selected crops in
Road accident in India is increasing despite recent legislative
amendments, awareness programmes ... more Road accident in India is increasing despite recent legislative amendments, awareness programmes and enforcements of traffic rules. Road users behavior has been found to be the primary reason of accidents in 70% to 90% cases. An attempt has been made in this paper to elaborate the actions taken by the Tamil Nadu State Government and its impact on road accidents. The awareness about wearing helmets and stringent actions against the rule defaulter were made positive result in reducing the Road Accidents and fatalities during 2017 in TamilNadu. Key Words: Road Safety Measures of Tamil Nadu, Road Accidents, Fatalities
Growth in the agriculture sector may well be judged by the increase in agricultural production ov... more Growth in the agriculture sector may well be judged by the increase in agricultural production over time. The area under different crops has been fluctuating. However; there was improvement in production, which is mainly on account of increase in productivity as result of generation of new varieties or technology of their cultivation. This paper analyses the changes inland use and the cropping pattern in Tamilnadu, The cultivable area has decreased by five percent and the land put to non-agricultural use (i.e urbanization) increased by three percent to the total geographical area of Tamilnadu.
The present paper entitled " A Study on The Tourist Arrival to Meenakshi Amman Temple " gives a b... more The present paper entitled " A Study on The Tourist Arrival to Meenakshi Amman Temple " gives a bird's eye view on locations of the temple, its rich cultural heritage and geographical splendor and historical significance. The factors significant for development of tourism in Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple were identified. The study also estimates the future potential and prospects for tourism development in the Study area. The research aims to understand the people's perception regarding cultural importance of the temple and tourist attraction. The study shows that around thousand foreigners and more than one lakh local people are visiting the temple every week. The impact assessment of tourism flow shows that the number of foreign visitors is slowly decreasing and there is an urgency to study the reason for the low inflow.
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amendments, awareness programmes and enforcements of traffic rules. Road
users behavior has been found to be the primary reason of accidents in 70%
to 90% cases. An attempt has been made in this paper to elaborate the
actions taken by the Tamil Nadu State Government and its impact on road
accidents. The awareness about wearing helmets and stringent actions against
the rule defaulter were made positive result in reducing the Road Accidents
and fatalities during 2017 in TamilNadu.
Key Words: Road Safety Measures of Tamil Nadu, Road Accidents,
Fatalities
amendments, awareness programmes and enforcements of traffic rules. Road
users behavior has been found to be the primary reason of accidents in 70%
to 90% cases. An attempt has been made in this paper to elaborate the
actions taken by the Tamil Nadu State Government and its impact on road
accidents. The awareness about wearing helmets and stringent actions against
the rule defaulter were made positive result in reducing the Road Accidents
and fatalities during 2017 in TamilNadu.
Key Words: Road Safety Measures of Tamil Nadu, Road Accidents,
Fatalities