Vol: 1, Issue: 2 2011

Page: 68-76

Changing Trends of Traditional Manual Employment in Rural India: A Research Study on Migration to Cities

Dr Ramesh Chandra Yadav

Received Date: 2011-04-11

Accepted Date: 2011-05-12

Published Date: 2011-06-13

There can be many more such work. There are many sources of livelihood in villages and towns, but everywhere there is a need for hard work, intellectual, physical skill and risk taking. A little hard work, some patience and practical intelligence, new dimensions of livelihood and employment can be given and the banks and the government also provide assistance to such people. In the present rural area, there is no dearth of sources of livelihood and employment opportunities for the person who wants to eat the bread of hard work. Thus the traditional parental employment in the Indian rural area. Economic benefits can also be earned with protection

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