Employment creation in industrial sector in rural areas and its effectiveness in the productivity and economic development - A Conceptual Study

ABSTRACT

This paper examines the potential for industrial sector-specific productivity growth in that, human capital, economic growth of the industry, and infrastructure to contribute to the development of stable, well-paid employment in rural areas of low-income groups in India. In this paper the particular emphasis is placed on the creation of the employment and its applications in the rural areas. The employment creation and its way that different sectors of the rural economy interact with its new applications help us to know the implications on economy. A simple theoretical and conceptual framework and the descriptive analysis of available secondary data from India scenario and Indian rural areas suggests that more emphasis should be placed on increasing the productivity of the employees so that they can incorporate local areas to grow to a developed extent. This paper mainly focusses the targeted rural regions where the manpower can be utilized to increase the productivity and also helps in achieving the greater outcome which can be major contribution to economic growth and development. India can be regarded as developed country only when the major rural population gets literate, acquire employment and contributes towards the growth of the country through knowledge, standards and performance. This can be achieved through the creation of such opportunities to rural poor by introduction of various sectors and its advancements.