Still in the era of the 21st century, Indian domestic economy is comprised by 15.87% share from Agricultural sectors and it provides a minimum of 60% employment of the total population.
So Farmers has been playing a significant role to construct the economic backbone of the Nation. But still the large bulk of Indian farmers have remained poor and neglected for ages due to their poor socio-economic condition.
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The government of India from its independence has been taking a numbers of schemes, programmes and plans to improve the socio-economic condition of farmers, but due to the structural and non-structural problems of the system, the socio-economic condition has not been increased in the expected rate. As India is comprised by 70% rural agrarian population, to strengthen the economic backbone of the nation, the socio-economic condition of farmers have to be improved. The harsh reality of the agricultural land distribution is showing the class differences of the society as 82% of the total farmers are belonging from the Marginal and Small farmer groups.
The socio-economic status of farmers is basically the analysis of the Economic condition and its impact to their position building process within the society.
This project paper will study the ground reality of the Socio-economic conditions of Indian Farmers and will detect the causes behind the harsh reality. This paper will also analyse the reasons behind the non-implementation of the government schemes......
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