Special Economic Zone
Contemporary Issues
Economy of Maharashtra (Agricultural)
Names Roll No.
Manas Manohar 47
Yunus Badgujar 33
Harshada Ahire 35
Nupura Deshpande 30
Anil Rajput 32
Vipul Barde 34
Arvind Chawda 31
Ajinkya Sonar 29
Sr. no. Table of content
1 An Introduction to Maharashtra economy
2 Chief agriculture patterns
3 MIDC
4 SEZ (Special Economic Zone)
5 Shoshit Shetkari Kashtkari Kamgar Mukti Sangharsh and Sharad Joshi Shetkari Sanghatana
6 Co – Operative Movement
7 Co-operative banks
8 Cotton cooperatives
9 Milk
10 Operation flood
11 Sugar cooperatives
Acknowledgement
We hereby regard our sincere thanks to Prof. Sangeeta Das(Joshi Bedekar College) under whose guidance this project was undertaken which has really explored our real talent. It has been really knowledge sharing experience to make this project. We would also like to thanks our parents who have helped us throughout our project.
We would like to thank our friends for their generous support. An Introduction to Maharashtra economy
Nearly 55 % of the state’s population depends on the agriculture. It is the single largest provider employment rural population. However, the contribution of the agriculture is reducing despite huge spending on agriculture, because of unfavorable agro climatic situation and faster growth of services sector.
The yield per hectare (924 kg) of food grains for 05-06 was far below the national average.
The growth of the agriculture is important for sustaining food security and improving rural standard of living. Both central and state government are helping in mobilizing resources, creating infrastructure, facilitating easy availability of inputs, supporting research and technology development.
The national development council has past the resolution in May 2007 to achieve; 4% growth rate through the Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojna:
Preparations of agricultural, wealth and allied industry plans for the entire states.
Set up
Economy of Maharashtra (Agricultural)
Names Roll No.
Manas Manohar 47
Yunus Badgujar 33
Harshada Ahire 35
Nupura Deshpande 30
Anil Rajput 32
Vipul Barde 34
Arvind Chawda 31
Ajinkya Sonar 29
Sr. no. Table of content
1 An Introduction to Maharashtra economy
2 Chief agriculture patterns
3 MIDC
4 SEZ (Special Economic Zone)
5 Shoshit Shetkari Kashtkari Kamgar Mukti Sangharsh and Sharad Joshi Shetkari Sanghatana
6 Co – Operative Movement
7 Co-operative banks
8 Cotton cooperatives
9 Milk
10 Operation flood
11 Sugar cooperatives
Acknowledgement
We hereby regard our sincere thanks to Prof. Sangeeta Das(Joshi Bedekar College) under whose guidance this project was undertaken which has really explored our real talent. It has been really knowledge sharing experience to make this project. We would also like to thanks our parents who have helped us throughout our project.
We would like to thank our friends for their generous support. An Introduction to Maharashtra economy
Nearly 55 % of the state’s population depends on the agriculture. It is the single largest provider employment rural population. However, the contribution of the agriculture is reducing despite huge spending on agriculture, because of unfavorable agro climatic situation and faster growth of services sector.
The yield per hectare (924 kg) of food grains for 05-06 was far below the national average.
The growth of the agriculture is important for sustaining food security and improving rural standard of living. Both central and state government are helping in mobilizing resources, creating infrastructure, facilitating easy availability of inputs, supporting research and technology development.
The national development council has past the resolution in May 2007 to achieve; 4% growth rate through the Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojna:
Preparations of agricultural, wealth and allied industry plans for the entire states.
Set up