Understanding Regional Disparities: Causes and Impacts in India
Regional disparities in India are evident through differences in income, education, health services, and industrialization levels among regions. Historical, geographical, economic, and governance factors contribute to these disparities, impacting overall economic growth. Measures such as analyzing per capita income, poverty rates, industrial development, urbanization, and electricity consumption help identify and address these imbalances.
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GOOD AFTERNOON TO ALL REGIONAL PLANNING INDIAN REGIONAL PROBLEMS,regional imbalances in iindia,Causses of regional disparity,regional disparity measured,aim of regional development DAY ORDER :II TIME:1:30 TO 2:30 S.NITHYA, GUEST LECTURER IN GEOGRAPHY GCWK(A)
REGIONAL PROBLEM REGIONAL PROBLEM Adverse climate and proneness to flood are also responsible factors for poor rate of economic development of different regions of the country as reflected by low agricultural productaivity and lack of industrialisation. Thus these natural factors have resulted uneven growth of different regions of India.
REGIONAL IMBALANCE IN INDIA REGIONAL IMBALANCE IN INDIA Regional imbalances Regional imbalances or disparities differences in per capita income, literacy rates, health and education services, levels of industrialization, etc. between different regions regions. Regions Regions may be either States or regions a State. In India India there are enormous imbalances imbalances on various accounts. disparities means wide regions within
CAUSES OF REGIONAL DISPARITY CAUSES OF REGIONAL DISPARITY Historical causes imbalance imbalance can be traced to the British period. ... Geographical causes causes. ... Economical backwardness. ... Failure of Planning Mechanism. ... Political Instability. ... Role of Finance Commission. ... Increased focus on Geographically backward areas. ... Good Governance. causes. The problem of regional regional
REGIONAL DISPARITIES REGIONAL DISPARITIES Regional disparities Regional disparities in the development of regions regions of a country may slow the growth of the entire national economy. ... Three out of eight regions regions performed substantially weaker than the national average, one region region performed substantially better than the average, and the rest performed close to the national average
REGIONAL DISPARITIES IN INDIA REGIONAL DISPARITIES IN INDIA Regional Disparities in India: Top 8 Indicators Regional Disparities in India: Top 8 Indicators State per Capital Income as an Indicator of Regional Imbalance: ... Inter-State Disparities in Agricultural and Industrial Development: ... Population below Poverty Poverty Line: ... Spatial Distribution of industries: ... Degree of Urbanisation: ... Per Capita Consumption of Electricity: ... Employment Pattern: ... Intra-State Imbalance:
BALANCED REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT BALANCED REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT Balanced regional development Balanced regional development is an important condition for the harmonious and smooth development development of a country. ... Rather it indicates utilisation of development development potential of all areas as per its capacity so that the benefit of overall economic growth is shared by the inhabitants of all the different regions country. regions of a
REGIONAL DISPARITIES MEASURED REGIONAL DISPARITIES MEASURED The size of regional disparities regional disparities is usually measured measured using the standard statistical indicators of variability rate. The most frequently used indicators are standard deviation and variation coefficient. Standard deviation is the radical of a variance.
AIM OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT Regional development encourages economically disadvantaged communities to improve their economic, social, cultural and environmental well being by realising the full potential of a region's resources and its inhabitants.
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