SELF-EMPLOYMENT & GVT.POLICY-H

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Unemployment in India both in terms of magnitude and severity poses a formidable challenge. As per the result the 55th NSSO survey, the rate of employment on Current Daily Status basis declined. In addition, the number of job seekers is increasing from one five year plan to the other Five Year Plan period. To overcome this menance, a task force on employment opportunities was set up by the Planning Commission, Government of India to suggest appropriate strategies to generata 100 million jobs in a decade About Author : Dr. D Chennappa has been working as associated professor of Comemrce at Osmania University, Hyderabad. He obtained his M.Com, M.Phil and PhD degrees from Osmania University. He has 15 years of teaching and research experience. He qualified National Eligibility Test conducted by UGC, New Delhi. He has been teaching Management Accounting, Organistional Theory and Behaviour and Quantitative Techniques for Business Decisions at the Post Graduate Level. Contents : ProlegmenaAbbreviationsSelf-Employment And Government PolicySome Reflecitns On Employment Generation In IndiaGovernement Policies and Programmes TowardsImpact Of Governement Poilicies On EmploymentQuality EducationDisguised And Seasonal Unemployment And The `Kanale` InitiativeAgriculture And EmploymentGlobalization And UnemploymentEmployment Trends In Rural Unorganised Manufacturinf SectorBusiness Processing Of Outsourcing---etc