A slow yet steady rise is being seen in quality of work force, largely due to improved quality of education and vocational training courses. A number of governmental initiatives have been key to driving this development.

Ironical that the largest agrarian economy, with the worlds largest elementary education system, doesn’t have agriculture as a subject in schools.

New tax laws & regulations, which will impact rural retail, are in the process of being implemented or are imminent.

Greater adoption of branded & packaged products in Indian villages & smaller towns is helping rural markets grow at a rapid pace.

A growing preference is seen amongst overburdened consumers for product/services that reduce time & effort, while delivering faster results.

70 years on, Pune District continues to be managed by a single Collector/DM. What is different since 1949 is – the population has grown from 5 lakhs to 94 lakhs (9million+). Technology led solutions help vastly, but is more needed. …?

rural insight by ruralrelations.com
Greater adoption of branded & packaged products in Indian villages & smaller towns is helping rural markets grow at a rapid pace.

A growing preference is seen amongst overburdened consumers for product/services that reduce time & effort, while delivering faster results.

Good news:
with the help of Non-Resident Villagers (NRV) we have installed 3,820 “Gyan-key libraries” (read+write+speak) in 1,480 working day’s benefiting 10,00,570 (1 Million) rural secondary students.

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