Impact of MGNREGA on income, expenditure, savings pattern of beneficiaries in North-Eastern Karnataka

Reddy, P. Divakar; Kumar, Naveen; Dinesh, T.M.; Shruthi, K.

doi:10.5958/0976-4666.2016.00014.0

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“…The scheme also boosted the purchasing power of the beneficiaries, as their annual per capita food and non-food expenditure, asset possession, per capita, expenditure on education and health improved significantly after they started working under the scheme. A study in North-Eastern Karnataka by [9] indicated that the average consumption expenditure on food items, cloth, education, health, agricultural equipment's, nonagricultural equipments and other expenditure was more in case of participant households in the fully implemented MGNREGA villages as compared to partly implemented MGNREGA villages.…”

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Comparative Assessment between Beneficiaries and Non-beneficiaries of MGNREGA in Arunachal Pradesh: A Case of Two Districts

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Singh

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The present study conducted in two districts of Arunachal Pradesh viz., Lower Subansiri district and West Siang district. The selection of respondents was designed in such a manner so that a comparative assessment could be made possible between the beneficiary (i.e. job card holding families) and non-beneficiary (i.e. non job card holding APL families as control) groups with their number being 80 and 40 respectively. Thus, 120 respondent households were selected in the from the four identified Gram Panchayats by way of taking recourse to probability proportionate to size sampling, so as to adequately compensate for the Gram Panchayat having a lower number of job card holding households. Socio-personal attributes like status of self-reliance, self-confidence, selfesteem, social participation and social inclusiveness were reflective of no statistically significant Original Research Article

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Comparative Assessment between Beneficiaries and Non-beneficiaries of MGNREGA in Arunachal Pradesh: A Case of Two Districts

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Impact of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) on the Livelihood Security among Rural People: A Study from Kalahandi District of Odisha

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Street children are the most physically visible and vulnerable groups present in the society who live under extreme conditions of the street without care or guidance of parents or any adult. They are portrayed as socially unacceptable with least concerns from the policymakers. This paper explores the concept of street children in Indian context and also evaluates various policies and planning developed in India after its Independence. Further, the paper will explore the importance of childhood concept and the role of anthropologist in it. After evaluating the policies and the concept of street children and childhood, the paper also suggests several models/ approaches that will improve the lives of street children and allows the integration of these children into the mainstream society.

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Impact of MGNREGA on income, expenditure, savings pattern of beneficiaries in North-Eastern Karnataka

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Comparative Assessment between Beneficiaries and Non-beneficiaries of MGNREGA in Arunachal Pradesh: A Case of Two Districts

Comparative Assessment between Beneficiaries and Non-beneficiaries of MGNREGA in Arunachal Pradesh: A Case of Two Districts

Impact of Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) on the Livelihood Security among Rural People: A Study from Kalahandi District of Odisha

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