From: Ravinder Singh <progressindia008@yahoo.com>
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Sent: Monday, 11 May, 2009 11:52:34
Subject: [IHRO] Congenital Liar Modi and His Admirers
| Congenital Liar Modi and His Admirers
Liar Modi supporters would never believe any fact even if supported by hundreds of documents.
This time I have downloaded Gujarat Human Development Report 2004 distributed by Mahatma Gandhi Labour Institute and forwarded under signature of Narindra Modi. Print copy available for Rs.600. Following link will download 33mb file in to your computer.
http://planningcomm ission.nic. in/plans/ stateplan/ sdr_pdf/shdr_ guj04.pdf
Best Agriculture Year 1994-5
You can see per capita income from agriculture at constant 1980-81 prices varied from Rs. 792 in 1980-81 to Rs. 729 in 1990-91 to Rs. 896 in 1994-95 and to Rs. 491 in 2000- 2001.
Agricultural income of Gujarat in 1997-98 at 1993-94 constant prices was Rs. 16,846 the congenital lairs take the imaginary of Rs.9000 for 2000 at 2000 prices and claims present agricultural income 48,000 at current price.
Why can't Narindra Modi give figures of food production and imports for PDS from 1990 onwards?
85 thousand organized sectors jobs were created in 7 years in Gujarat, 3% of Gujarat population 18,02 lakh is employed in Gujarat .
Ravinder Singh May11, 2009
Table 2.1. Population growth in a century grew from 4% of India to 5% of India . So population growth from 9.1m to 50.05m contributed substantially to poverty in Gujarat .
Table 2.8. Per capita Agriculture income in Rs 792 at 1980-81 prices.
>> A striking feature of sectoral incomes in Gujarat is the highly fluctuating character of per capita income from the primary sector, which varies from Rs. 792 in 1980-81 to Rs. 729 in 1990-91 to Rs. 896 in 1994-95 and to Rs. 491 in 2000- 2001 (Table 2.6). A recent publication of the Directorate of Economics and Statistics (2002) shows that there are wide fluctuations in total agricultural income in the state (at 1993-94 prices), from Rs. 9,793.43 crore in 1993-94 to Rs. 16,846.18 crore in 1996-97, to Rs. 10,606.71 crore in 2000-2001, indicating a long term negative trend. (Page 56)
Industrial Growth and Human Development Gujarat is one of the most industrialized states in India . It contributes more than 13 per cent of national industrial production. As far as the state economy is concerned, manufacturing sector contributes 32.6 per cent of the state income and employs about 16 per cent of the workforce. This indicates that this sector enjoys a relatively high share in the state income and its workers enjoy higher productivity and income levels than workers in the primary sector. This sector is important for human development because rapid industrial growth can raise employment, wages, and incomes of people directly and indirectly.
Gujarat state ranked 8th in industrial development among the major states in India when the state was formed in 1960. The favourable policies of the state government as well as the enterprising population pushed the sector up over the years, with the result that the state is at the forefront of industrial development today. The industrial base of Gujarat got increasingly diversified with petrochemicals and fertilizers, pharmaceuticals and drugs, dyestuffs, as well as engineering and electronics industries.
Small-scale Sector
The small-scale sector shows a slightly different pattern of growth. No significant improvement in the rate of increase in the SSI units is observed in the post reform period.
On the contrary, there is a slight deceleration in the growth rate. CARG of the SSI sector was 10.19 per cent during 1980-90 and 8.09 per cent during 1990-95 (Table 2.11). SSI registration in the 1990s shows annual fluctuations, 13,027 in 1993-94, 14,437 in 1999-00 and 13,469 in 2000-01, with a CARG of 0.33 percent during the period 1993-2000 (Department of Economics and Statistics 2002). Official data also indicate that there has been a significant decline in the registration of SSI units; CARG showing negative growth in chemical and chemical products (-10.36), metal projects (-6.04), non-metallic mineral products (-9.06), basic metal industries (-8.44), transport equipments & parts (-6.77), tobacco and tobacco products (-7.95), wool, silk, and synthetic fibre textiles (-8.08), electrical machinery and appliances (-5.82) and miscellaneous manufacturing industries (-10.89). Increase rate has been observed only in 'other services' (16.96), cotton textiles (2.35), hosiery and garments (3.45) and repair services (3.84). Even the location and composition of SSI units does not show major changes.
𐂋 Composition of industries: The predominance of pollution-prone industries in the industrial structure of the state economy is largely because of historical developments. There is a now a need to go into non-polluting, knowledge-based industries. The state government has initiated some efforts in this area but it has a long way to go to achieve any rate of success.
Table 2.15 Employment in organized sector increased marginally from 14.38 lakh in 1983 to 17.17 in 2000 to 18.02 lakh in June 2007.
SER 2008 > 6.83. Employment in the public sector establishments covered under EMI scheme in Gujarat has decreased from 8.15 lakh at the end of June-2006 to 7.93 lakh at the end of June-2007 .Where as Employment in the private sector has increased from 9.44 lakh at the end of June-2006 to 10.09 lakh at end of the June-2007. |
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