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Full Screen- TITLE
- CERTIFICATE
- DECLARATION
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- LIST OF TABLES
- LIST OF FIGURES
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- I. VILLAGE INDUSTRIES - A HISTORICAL REVIEW
- 1.1. Introduction::
- 1.2. Definition of Village Industry
- 1.3. Evolution of Village Industries in India
- 1.4. Khadi and Village Industries in the Five Year Plans - An Overall View.
- II. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
- 2.1. Rationale of the Study
- 2.2. Objectives of the Study
- 2.3. Sources of Data
- 2.4. Universe and Sampling
- 2.5. Methods and Tools of Data Collection
- 2.6. Data Processing and Presentation
- 2.7. Chapterisation
- 2.8. Scope and Limitations of the Study.
- III. REVIEW OF PAST STUDIES
- 3.1. Studies on Theoretical Aspects
- 3.2. Historical Perspective
- 3.3. Socio-economic Aspects
- IV. VILLAGE INDUSTRIES FOR VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT
- 4.1. Introduction
- 4.2. Village Development -Gandhian View
- 4.3. Village Industries - A Means for Non-Violent Production
- 4.4. Kumarappas Views on Village Industries
- 4.5. Contemporary Thinking.
- V. VILLAGE INDUSTRIES IN KERALA PAST AND PRESENT
- 5.1. Introduction
- Fig.5.1 Administrative Divisions of 14 Districts in Kerala.
- Fig.5.2 District-wise Population of 14 Districts in Kerala.
- 5.2. Village Industries in Pre-British Period
- 5.3. Village Industries in British Period
- 5.4. Village Industries in Post Independent Period
- Fig. 5.3 Organisational Structure of Khadi and Village Industries Board.
- Khadi
- Khadi Welfare Fund
- Illustration - 5.1 Women at work - A Spinning Unit
- Illustration - 5.2 A Weaving Girl - Khadi Weavinq Unit
- 1. Processing of Cereals and Pulses (PCP) Industry
- 2. Village Oil Industry
- 3. Cottage Match Industry
- Illustration - 5.3 Sifting Bran from Flour - A PCP Unit
- Illustration - 5.4 A Worker in an Oil Pressing Unit
- Illustration - 5.5 Splints on the Frame after Dipping in Chemicals. A Match Unit
- Illustration - 5.6 Girls Working in a Match U n i t
- 4. Gur Khandasari: Industry
- 5. Leather Industry
- 6. Palm Gur Industry
- 7. Non-edible O i l and Soap Industry
- Illustration - 5.7 A Traditional Artisan - Leather Unit
- Illustration - 5 -8 Packing and Labelling - A Non-edible Oil and Soap Unit
- 8. Hand Made Paper Industry
- 9. Bee Keeping Industry
- Illustration - 5.9 Agmarking of Honey - A Beekeeper
- Illustration - 5.10 Carpenters Making Bee Extractor - A Carpentry Unit
- 10. Village Pottery Industry
- Illustration - 5.11 A Potter Woman
- Illustration - 5.12 A Potter Arranging the Pots in a Furnace for Calefaction
- 11. Fibre and Screw-Pine Industry
- Illustration - 5.13 The Art of Weaving - A Fibre Weaving Unit
- Illustration - 5.14 Girls Engaged in Fibre Bags Making
- 12. Blacksmithy and Carpentry Industry
- Illustration - 5.15 Bott ling of Pickles - Fruit Processing and Preservation Unit
- Illustration - 5.16 Preparation of Fruit Juice - Fruit Processing and Preservation Unit
- 13. Collection of Medicinal Plants
- 14. Fruit Processing and Preservation
- 15.Lime Manufacturing lndustry
- 16. Cane and Bamboo
- Illustration - 5.17 The Furniture Making- A Cane and Bamboo Unit
- Illustration - 5.18 A Man Making the Grills - A Limeshell Unit
- 17 Agarbathy Industry
- 18. Aluminium Industry
- 19. Rubber Based Industry
- 20. Biogas Development
- New Village Industries
- Sales Depots
- Publicity and Propaganda
- Special Employment Programme
- Training
- 5.5. Role of State Government in Development of Village Industries.
- VI. MANAGEMENT OF VILLAGE INDUSTRIES
- 6.1. Introduction
- Fig. 6.1 District-wise Area of 14 Districts in Kerala.
- 6.2. Functions of the Entrepreneur
- Fig.6.2 Organisational Distribution of Vllage Industrial Units
- 6.3. Profile of the Entrepreneurs
- 6.4. Profile of the Units Selected
- 6.5. Management of Village Industries A Gandhian Outlook.
- VII. PROFILE OF WORKERS IN VILLAGE INDUSTRIES
- 7.1. Introduction
- 7.2. Age
- 7.3. Gender
- 7.4. Marriage
- 7.5. Religion
- 7.6. Education
- 7.7. Economic Condition
- 7.8. Saving and Liabilities
- 7.9. Occupational Pattern
- 7.10. Training
- 7.11 Nature of Employment
- 7.12. Job Satisfaction
- 7.13: Trade Union
- 7.14 Conclusion.
- VIII. FINDINGS AND SUGGESTIONS
- 8.1. Findings
- 8.2. Problems of Village Industries in Kerala
- Fig. 8.1 Intertwined Factors in Village Industry
- 8.3. Prospects of Village Industries
- 8.4. Village Industries in Kerala - A Gandhian Critique
- 8.5. Suggestions
- Fig.8.2 Role of Village Industries in the Development of Individual and Society
- 8.6. Conclusion.
- APPENDICES
- APPENDIX A Interview Guide.
- APPENDIX B Interview Schedule for Entrepreneurs in Village Industries.
- APPENDIX C Interview Schedule for Workers in Village Industries.
- GLOSSARY.
- ABBREVIATIONS.
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