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Rural development (Rural issues in India (Primary dependent on agriculture…
Rural development
Rural issues in India
Primary dependent on agriculture
Fragmented land, marginal land holding
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Census 2011,
690 million lack safe drinking water
Only one third pipe connection
Caste system, social discrimination
Orthodox mentality, creating power team
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Gender gap, female infanticide
Human trafficking
Child labour
Form, workshops, shops
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Deficit of specialised services
Banking, medical, transportation and recreational
Rural indebtedness,
Structural unemployment
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History
Times immemorial
Self sufficient, self-sustained
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Gandhian principle, rural development
Panchayat
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Economic development
Connecting roads, drinking water, warehouse, irrigation, low credit facility
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Rural credit
Introduction
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Before independence, traders landlords
Exploitation, high rate of interest
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Recently, SHG, cooperative societies
More demand of rural credit
Growing population, Green revolution, rising input cost
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Institutions
Microfinance
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Provide loan, small requirements
Non banking financial institutions, non depositing
Section 25 companies act 1956
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Usually given to attend self sufficiency
Entrepreneur, rural labourers
NABARD
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Functions
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Supervisory function, RRB CDB
Refinancing support
Rural infrastructure, Land development
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International corporation
World Bank, ADB
RRB
Established 1975
Act of parliament, for credit Bridging
50% centre, 15% state
35% commercial Banks
Understand local needs, local ethos
Pro poor focus
Objective
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Mobilize rural savings
Channelize, productive activities in rural areas
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Function
Granting loan and advances
Small marginal farmers, agriculture labours etc
Since 2005, RRB consolidation amalgamation
Presently 82
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Loan waivers
Favour
Agriculture distress
Low landholding, marginal income
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Increasing input cost
High risk, monsoon gamble
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Against
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Fiscal deficit, unable to make capital expenditure
Long-term stagnation
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