How did the disparity of growth between urban areas and agriculture create conflict of interest in expectations from the government?
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Answer:The growth between the urban areas and the rural areas had created major conflicts of interest in the expectations of the government.
1. The Rayalaseema region which was second to the coastal Andhra has now been slipped to the third position. It was overtaken by Telangana on the basis of many development factors.
2. The rural areas have poor resource endowment along with underutilization of these resources. Even if any productivity is released, it is given to the urban areas along with the rest of the country.
3. The remote rural areas are completely left out in the development process due to the lack of resources along with the lack of will to implement any agricultural Revolution. The Green Revolution technology and diversification strategies are not implemented in these areas.
4. The Green Revolution has benefited only the coastal Andhra and urbanization has helped the well educated to gain more income from this.
A balanced regional development is required with decentralized industrialization as well as a proper spread of network to connect even the remotest areas with a diversified growth system. Proper investment must be done on the infrastructure to develop the rural areas on the same lines as urban areas have been following.
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