Agriculture is one of the very important factors in economic development of a country. Agriculture has also been one of the oldest and very significant means of livelihood in an economy. The role of agriculture in economic development can be identified mainly through two aspects- supply and demand in an economy. Relevance of cropping pattern in agriculture: Cropping pattern highlights the degree of extensive and intensive farming. This also highlights the diversified pattern of crops produced considering the need of the economy. The cropping pattern has two important roles: firstly, if the existing cropping pattern is able to meet the domestic demand for different food items and therefore ensures the balanced diet of households in the economy. It also emphasizes the role of agriculture in meeting the demand in the economy. It ensures development of an economy by meeting demand with the sufficient production of different food items keeping in mind the need of balanced di...
After bifurcation of Andhra pradesh, the most pressing issue with government is were to establish capital is became a challenge. We know capital of state or a country are engines for growth and development. But today the phase of development is changing with time to time. However with the entry of new year 2020 announcing the three capitals for state of Andhrapradesh became hot topic for news papers and media. Observing the history of Indus Valley civilisation so called first phase of urbanisation, can notice different sites of Harappa has urban phenomenon ,each site has different characteristics, were urban sites depend each other with comparative advantage. Due to this administrative process of Indus Valley civilisation became more self sufficient with efficient administration, free flow of goods, services, development , with peace and harmony. ...
The holding of simultaneous elections to parliament, state assemblies and local bodies has been featured in the Bharatiya Janata Party’s manifesto. The government has now constituted a committee to recommend the conduct of these simultaneous elections. The committee is to make specific recommendations on amendments to the Constitution and the Representation of the People Act and if these amendments would require ratification by the states. This announcement has fuelled a debate among the political parties. The Indian government has announced the formation of a committee to examine the possibility of a system of ‘One Nation, One Election’, under which simultaneous elections would be held for the Lok Sabha, state assemblies and local bodies. The idea is about structuring the election cycle in a manner in which the elections to all three tiers are synchronised to be held within a given span of time. Till 1967, general elections were held simultaneously with the state legislative assembly ...
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