what is the reason behind highly unemployed in india
Answers
Answered by
4
The following are the main causes of unemployment:
(i) Limited land:
Land is the gift of nature. It is always constant and cannot expand like population growth. Since, India population increasing rapidly, therefore, the land is not sufficient for the growing population. As a result, there is heavy pressure on the land. In rural areas, most of the people depend directly on land for their livelihood. Land is very limited in comparison to population. It creates the unemployment situation for a large number of persons who depend on agriculture in rural areas.
(ii) Slow Economic Growth:
Indian economy is underdeveloped and role of economic growth is very slow. This slow growth fails to provide enough unemployment opportunities to the increasing population.
(iii) Increase in Population:
It is the leading cause of unemployment in Rural India. In India, particularly in rural areas, the population is increasing rapidly. It has adversely affected the unemployment situation largely in two ways. In the first place, the growth of population directly encouraged the unemployment by making large addition to labour force. It is because the rate of job expansion could never have been as high as population growth would have required.
(i) Limited land:
Land is the gift of nature. It is always constant and cannot expand like population growth. Since, India population increasing rapidly, therefore, the land is not sufficient for the growing population. As a result, there is heavy pressure on the land. In rural areas, most of the people depend directly on land for their livelihood. Land is very limited in comparison to population. It creates the unemployment situation for a large number of persons who depend on agriculture in rural areas.
(ii) Slow Economic Growth:
Indian economy is underdeveloped and role of economic growth is very slow. This slow growth fails to provide enough unemployment opportunities to the increasing population.
(iii) Increase in Population:
It is the leading cause of unemployment in Rural India. In India, particularly in rural areas, the population is increasing rapidly. It has adversely affected the unemployment situation largely in two ways. In the first place, the growth of population directly encouraged the unemployment by making large addition to labour force. It is because the rate of job expansion could never have been as high as population growth would have required.
Answered by
1
Hello user !!!
Your answer :-
The reason behind highly unemployed in India.
→Due to illeteracy , Lack of education.
→In olden days , people were not aware of education.
→Due to lack of communication , in earlier days, britishers used english and none understood English and were unable to get the jobs.
→Due to poverty , britishers have come to india to loot and took away all our riches and drained our India poorer and poorer this caused poverty and were not able to have enough money to go to school.
→Even though they were free schools , they don't know english.
→Many Zamindars, kings didn't allow people to get educated because they thought if they educate then they many turn against them .
→This led to unemployment rate in India.
Hope this helps you ^_^
Your answer :-
The reason behind highly unemployed in India.
→Due to illeteracy , Lack of education.
→In olden days , people were not aware of education.
→Due to lack of communication , in earlier days, britishers used english and none understood English and were unable to get the jobs.
→Due to poverty , britishers have come to india to loot and took away all our riches and drained our India poorer and poorer this caused poverty and were not able to have enough money to go to school.
→Even though they were free schools , they don't know english.
→Many Zamindars, kings didn't allow people to get educated because they thought if they educate then they many turn against them .
→This led to unemployment rate in India.
Hope this helps you ^_^
Anonymous:
tysm
:) welcome.
hmm
Similar questions