Socio-Economic Status Of Rural Families: With Special Reference To BPL Households Of Pauri District Of Uttarakhand

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IOSR Journal Of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS) Volume 22, Issue 6, Ver. 2 (June. 2017) PP 16-20 e-issn: 2279-0837, p-issn: 2279-0845. www.iosrjournals.org Socio-Economic Status Of Rural Families: With Special Reference To BPL Of Pauri District Of Uttarakhand Ajay Kumar Salgotra Research Scholar, Deptt. Of Economics, HNB Garhwal University (A Central University), Pauri Campus. Abstract:- The Study Has Confined Only To The Rural Areas Of Pauri District, With Special Reference To Below Poverty Line (BPL). The Main Objective Of The Study Was To Understand The Socioeconomic Status Of The Rural Below Poverty Line Families In Pauri District. Research Approaches: Review The Available Data, Reports And Surveys Of The Pauri District And Initial Consultations With The Stakeholders, Government Officials To Understand The Capabilities, Assets And Activities Required For The Means Of Living. Data Collection Has Conducted On Different Parameters Followed By Surveys, Field Visits, Etc. With The Help Of Self-Made Questionnaire. The Data Were Collected From BPL Of Pauri District By Using Stratified Sampling Technique. The Socioeconomic Status Serves To Understand The Way People Survive And Making A Living In Poor Rural Areas. Key Words: BPL, Socio-Economic Status I. INTRODUCTION Socioeconomic Is An Determinant Of The Livelihoods As It Influences Levels Of Knowledge, Skill And Income Conditions Which Mean For Their Living. The Rural Areas Of Pauri District Is Largely Characterized By Medium To Low Level Of Developments, Which Are Reflected In Low Per Capital Income, Poor Economic Base, And Limited Industrial Development. Agriculture Is One Of The Major Economy Bases Of The Area. While Wage Employments Are Other Means Of Livelihood In The Hilly Areas, Logging, And Cultivation Are The Traditional Sources Of Additional Income. Socioeconomic Status (SES) Is An Economic And Sociological Combined Total Measure Of A Person s Work Experience And Of Family s Economic And Social Position Relative To Others, Based On Income, Education, And Occupation. The Household Income, Earners Education, And Occupation Are Examined As Well As Combined Income, Versus With An Individual, When Their Own Attributes Are Assessed. Socioeconomic Status Is Typically Broken Into Three Categories, High SES, Middle SES, And Low SES To Describe The Three Areas Of A Family. Placing A Family Into One Of These Categories Any Oral Of The Three Variables (Income, Education, Basic Needs And Occupation) Has Assessed. Meher [1] Studied On Health And Socio-Economic Status Of The Tribal Population In Orissa And Recommended That Capacity Building Of Poor Tribal s To Enable Them To Come Out Of The Poverty Trap, Apart From Livelihood- Sustaining Measures In An Era Of Economic Liberalisation And Globalisation, Strengthening Of Public Health Care Facilities In Tribal Areas Needs Foremost Attention. Patnaik Et.Al. [2] Studied On Managing The Human Resources For Poverty And Socio Economic Development Of Mayurbhanj District In Orissa, India And Analysed The Socio-Economic Conditions Of The Tribal s In The District And To Found Out The Innovative Schemes For Human Resources Development By Way Of Education, Training And Other Social Facilities To The Tribal s Of Orissa In India. On The Basis Of Our Objectives, We Identified The Status, Problem Of BPL Household And Try To Reveal The Basic Needs, Education, Employment (Government And Self-Employment) Of BPL. The Study Through Meeting Its Objectives Was Not Only Help The Organisational Executives In Implementing The Scheme, But Also The Authorities Concerned In Drafting Effective Policies Which Caters To The Needs And Requirements Of The Deprived Sections Of The Societies. II. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY To Examine The Socio-Economic Status With Special Reference To Their Source Of Occupation, Income And Educational Status Of The BPL. To Examine The Problems And Basic Needs Of The BPL. III. POPULATION AND SAMPLING The Present Study Focused On Studying The BPL Of Hill Rural Areas Of District Pauri Garhwal In Uttarakhand State. The Total Numbers Of BPL In Hill Rural Areas In Pauri Garhwal DOI: 10.9790/0837-2206021620 www.iosrjournals.org 16 Page

Socio-Economic Status Of Rural Families: With Special Reference To BPL District Are 60909. Among Which 14504 Belongs To Schedule Caste And 331 To Schedule Tribes Category. (Data Source And Year: Rural Development Department, State Government, Uttarakhand, Year-2009). IV. SAMPLING METHOD The Disproportionate Stratified Random Sampling Method Has Been Adopted For The Study. The Stratified Sampling Are Focus on Including All the Caste Category i.e. General, Other Backward Classes, Schedule Caste, And Schedule Tribe of BPL. V. SAMPLE NUMBER For The Proposed Study Out Of Fifteen Development Blocks Of District Pauri Garhwal Randomly Six (6) Development Blocks Has Been Selected. Out Of Each Development Block Randomly Four Villages Has Been Selected For The Study. Out Of Each Village A Minimum Of 15 BPL Are Randomly Selected. So A Minimum Of 360 Were Studied For Meeting The Objectives Of The Study. VI. METHODS OF DATA COLLECTION A Comprehensive Questionnaire Was Prepared And Used For The Primary Data Collection. Observation Method And Indirect Oral Investigation Methods Were Also Be Utilised For The Study. Socio-Economic Profile- 1. Occupation Table1. Nature Of Living And Income Generating Activities Field Of Employment Number Of BPL Household Members Male Female Total Agriculture And Allied 89(20.27%) 248(60.78%) 337(38.03%) Activities Industry 0 0 0 Private Sector 172(39.18%) 1(.24%) 173(19.52%) Self-Employment 11(2.51%) 39(8.72%) 50(5.64%) Wage Employment 167(38.04%) 159(38.97%) 326(36.79%) (Daily Wage Employment) Total 439 447 886 The Above Table Revealed The Distribution Of BPL Household Members In Different Income Generating Activities In This Region. This Study Revealed That Agriculture And Allied Agriculture Is The Major Source Of Occupation In Which The Participation Of Females Is High In Comparison To Males. The Second Major Source Of Occupation Reported By BPL Was Wage Employment; In Which The Female Work Participation Is Almost Similar To The Male Work Participation. Only 19.52 Percent BPL Household Members Are Engaged In The Private Sector In The Surveyed Villages. It is Also Observed In The Surveyed Villages That Non-Availability Of Industry Sector is The Main Reason Behind The Involvement Of Majority Of BPL Household Members In Agriculture And Allied Agriculture Sector and Wage Employment. As Per The Female Work Participation Concern They Involved In Those Sectors Which Provide Jobs In Nearby Their Home Only And As Per Male Work Participation Concern Majority Of BPL Household Members Involved In Those Sectors Which Provide Better Earning Sources. These Sources Was Feasible Only When They Migrating From Their Native Place To Urban Areas. 2. Income Level Income Is One of The Most Components through Which Everyone Trying to Secure Their Livelihood brings Power, And Take Prestige Position. To Secure The Adequate Standard Of Living, It Is Essential To Secure An Adequate Level Of Income and Resources. This Section Is An Attempt To Analyze The Income Level, Income Inequality, Per-Capita Income And Sources Of Income Of BPL In Pauri District. Table2. Distribution Of BPL By Monthly Income Level Income Level No. Of Percentage Of Upto 1000 60 16.67 Rs. 1001 To Rs. 2000 101 28.05 Rs. 2001 To Rs. 3000 70 19.44 Rs. 3001 To Rs. 4000 57 15.83 Rs. 4001 To Rs. 5000 32 8.89 Rs. 5001 To Rs. 6000 12 3.33 DOI: 10.9790/0837-2206021620 www.iosrjournals.org 17 Page

Socio-Economic Status Of Rural Families: With Special Reference To BPL Rs. 6001 To Rs. 7000 7 1.94 Rs. 7001 To Rs. 8000 7 1.94 Rs. 8001 To Rs. 9000 2.55 Rs. 9001 To Rs. 1,0000 6 1.67 Rs, 10,000 And Above 6 1.67 Total 360 100 The Above Table Revealed The Income Distribution Among The BPL. The Study Of BPL Revealed That 16.67% Of Have An Income Upto Rs 1000 Income Level, Whereas Only 1.67 Percent Have An Income More Than Rs 10000. Largest Income Accounts (i.e. 28.05%) Among BPL Household Lie In Between Rs 1001-2000. This Study Also Revealed That Majority Of BPL Have An Income Less Than 5000 Which Constitutes 88.89 Percent And Remaining Have Income More Than 5000. The Above Table Suggested That Majority Of BPL Have Poor Economic Resources Through Which Are They Unable To Meet Or Cover Up Their Basic Minimum Requirements. Further, This Study Revealed That The Ratio Of Income Inequalities Is High Among The BPL, Which Was Further Reflected In The Existence Of Poor Assets Holdings, Inadequate Employment Generation And Most Imbalance Regional Growth. Table 2.1 Distribution Of Income Levels Among Different Caste Groups Income Level Distribution Of Caste Structure And Number Of Bpl Total General OBC SC Upto. 1000 24(12.56%) 4(10.53%) 34(25.95%) 60 Rs. 1001 To Rs. 2000 69(36.12%) 5(13.16%) 27(20.61%) 101 Rs. 2001 To Rs. 3000 36(18.85%) 10(26.31%) 24(18.32%) 70 Rs. 3001 To Rs. 4000 26(13.61%) 5(13.16%) 26(19.85%) 57 Rs. 4001 To Rs. 5000 17(8.90%) 6(15.79%) 9(6.87%) 32 Rs. 5001 To Rs. 6000 3(1.57%) 3(7.89%) 6(4.58%) 12 Rs. 6001 To Rs. 7000 5(2.62%) 1(2.63%) 1(.76%) 7 Rs. 7001 To Rs. 8000 3(1.57%) 2(5.26%) 2(1.53%) 7 Rs. 8001 To Rs. 9000 1(.52%) 0(0%) 1(.76%) 2 Rs. 9001 To Rs. 10,000 3(1.59%) 1(2.63%) 1(0.76%) 6 Rs, 10,000 And Above 4(2.09%) 1(2.63%) 0(0%) 6 The Above Table Showed That Majority Of The BPL Who Derives Monthly Income Less Rs 1000 Are Belong To Schedule Caste Category. This Reflected The Existence And Impact Of Low Social Status On The Economic Status Of The Rural. Although, The Overall Analysis Of The Income Distribution On The Basis Of Caste Category Also Revealed That The Economic Deprivation Also Exists Among The Caste Categories. 3. Basic Needs Table 3. Extent Of Sufficiency Of Food Items S.No Food Items No. Of Just In 1 Cereals - 319 41 2 Pulses - 303 53 3 Vegetables - 271 89 4 Milk And Milk - 84 276 Products 5 Meat/Egg/Fish - 18 342 6 Edible Oils - 268 92 7 Sugar And Gur - 256 104 8 Fruits - 23 337 The Above Table Reveals That Majority Of BPL Reported As They Just Satisfied From The Consumption Of Cereals, Pulses, Vegetables, Edible Oil, Sugar And Gur Whereas Other Remaining Food Items Such As Meat/ Fish/Egg, Milk And Milk Products And Fruits Is Not Satisfied Their Needs. It Is Inducted From The Table That Majority Of BPL Is Not Satisfied From Their Consumption Pattern And The Reason For Low Satisfactory Is A Poor Economic Condition Which Provides High Insufficiency In The Consumption Of Food Items. DOI: 10.9790/0837-2206021620 www.iosrjournals.org 18 Page

Cereals Pulses Vegetables Meat/Egg/Fish Edible Oils Sugar and Gur Fruits No. of Householdes Socio-Economic Status Of Rural Families: With Special Reference To BPL 400 Figure 1. Sufficiency of Food Items 200 0 No. of households (i) Food Items The Study Of BPL Reveals That Majority Of Are Just Satisfied In Those Food Items Which Is Locally Produced Or Facilitated By The Target Public Distribution System. Other Remaining Food Items Such As Meat, Milk And Fruits Come Under Their Insufficient Category. This Study Indicates That Major Nutritious Food Such As Milk, Meat And Fruits Are Misplaced From Their Dietary Of BPL Due To Its Unaffordable Cost of These Products But It Is Essential For The Good Health. Therefore, These Poor Section Largely Depends Only On The Cereal And Pulses For Their Continued Existence. Table 3.1 Level Of Importance Of Non-Food Items Among The Bpl Household Members S.No Items Of Consumption Highly Just Not 1 Fuel 356 4 0 2 Medicines 357 3 0 3 Clothes And Accessories 332 28 0 4 Education 313 43 4 5 Travelling 302 57 1 6 Social Functions And Ceremonies 260 95 5 The Study Of BPL Reveals That All The Non-Food Items Are Highly For Them But Among These Items Fuel And Medicine Secured High Importance Is Shown In The Above Table. In The Surveyed Villages, BPL Reported As They Travel A Long Distance To Reach Or To Take Medical Facilities And Fuel Sources But Their Condition Is Worse Than That. The Reason For Worseness Is Lacks Of Transport Facilities With Poor Economic Conditions Which Are Further Credited To Make Heavy Hurdle In The Way To Take These Facilities. Further Fuel Is The Source Of Cooking And In This Region; The Majority Of BPL Use Wood For Their Cooking The Food And Their Burden For Fetching The Firewood From The Forest Is Also Come On The Females. This Study Reveals That Role Of The Female Is Not Limited To Domestic Serves But It Is Multi-Dimensional They Also Engaged In Outdoor Serves As Well. 4. Educational Status Education Is A Key Indicator In The Development Of Society. Education And Literacy Is A Superior Input Which Enables Our Innate Abilities For Better Understanding And Experiences. Education Is The Indicator For The Overall Development Of Child And Its Outcome In The Form Of Better Health, Better Economic Condition, And Population Control And Most Is Better Awareness. In This Section We Discuss The Level Education Among BPL : DOI: 10.9790/0837-2206021620 www.iosrjournals.org 19 Page

Socio-Economic Status Of Rural Families: With Special Reference To BPL Table 4. Age Wise Distribution Of Educational Status Age Distribution Education Status Literate Illiterate 6 To 14 Years 93.14 6.85 15 To 18 Years 99.35.65 Above 18 Years 66.48 33.52 The Above Table Clearly Distinguishes The Level Of Illiterate Rate And Literate Among The BPL Household Members. Among The Age Group 6 To 14 Years, The Literate Rate Is 93.14 Percent But Matter Of Concern Is 6.85 Percent BPL Children Is Illiterate Among The Age 6 To 14 Years. Literate Rate Among Age Group 15 To 18 Years Is Very Good In Comparison To Other Age Group Because Illiterate Rate Is Very Low. Literate Rate Among Age Group 18 Years And Above Is 66.48 Which Is Worse Than Others. This Study Reveals That Most Of BPL Are Illiterate Or Highly Dropped Out In The Age Group 18 Years And Above. VII. DISCUSSION OF THE RESULTS It Was Observed In The Surveyed Villages That Non-Availability Of Industry Sector Is The Main Reason Behind The Involvement Of Majority Of BPL Household Members In Agriculture And Allied Agriculture Sector And Wage Employment. In The Surveyed Village An Aspect Have Been Arises By Knowing The High Illiterate Rate Among Age Group 18 And Above Which Further Reveals That Economic Condition Of BPL In Hill Rural Areas Is Very Low Poor Someone Who Want To Educate Their Children But Poor Economic Resources Make Some Hurdles To Educate Them. The Ratio Of Income Inequalities Is High Among The BPL, Which Is Further Reflected In The Existence Of Poor Assets Holdings, Inadequate Employment Generation And Most Imbalance Regional Growth. REFERENCES [1] Meher, R., Livelihood, Poverty And Morbidity: A Study On Health And Socio-Economic Status Of The Tribal Population In Orissa, Journal Of Health Management, 9(3), 2007, 343-367. [2] Patnaik, S. K., Nath Sahu, U. & Ranjan Hathy, P., Managing The Human Resources For Poverty And Socio Economic Development Of Mayurbhanj District In Orissa, India. Global Journal Of Management And Business Research, 11(3), 2011. DOI: 10.9790/0837-2206021620 www.iosrjournals.org 20 Page