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declined from 19.4 per cent in 2001-02 to a handsome 13.9 per cent in 2013-14, and is no longer regarded to
be the poor cousin in India's growth equation. Besides, livestock has become a progressively more
significant contributor to farm incomes. In addition, the area under cultivation of vegetables, fruits, spices
and flowers has grown significantly. This move has brought farmers better prosperity. In addition, increased
demand for products and services resulting from higher incomes has led to change in employment
structurethe growth of non-farm employment. For instance, there has been an unprecedented decline in
the absolute numbers of rural cultivators from 124.21 million in 2001 to 114.97 million in 2011. This is
indicative of a change in the structure of employment in rural areasa shift from farm to non-farm
employment.
IV. SUB-THEMES
In view of above, papers are invited under the following broad tracks (but not limited to them):
Policy and institutional framework for rural transformation
Trends in rural non-farm economy
Involvement of rural masses in governance
Availability and quality of infrastructure and civic amenities in rural areas
Impact of developmental programmes on socio-economic condition of rural masses
Trends in regional disparities in rural transformation
Corporate sector and rural transformation
Women entrepreneurship and rural industrialization
Millennium development goals and quality of life of rural masses
Food processing and skill development among rural youth
Employment pattern in rural economy
Institutional finance and rural transformation
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