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2321-5763 (Online)
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Author(s): Syed Saleem Aquil, Dongare Shivprasad Vaijnath

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Address: Dr. Syed Saleem Aquil1, Dr. Dongare Shivprasad Vaijnath2
1Assistant Professor, Kalyan P. G. College, Bhilai (C. G.)
2Assistant Professor, Mahatma Basweshwar College Latur, Maharashtra
*Corresponding Author

Published In:   Volume - 5,      Issue - 2,     Year - 2014


ABSTRACT:
Villages in India have spending power, but they also have some unique problems. What this combination has done is to stoke entrepreneurship among professionals aiming to offer solutions and tap into the rural opportunity. Tweaking technology is also making it possible for startups to offer new applications that suit rural consumers. It is the scale of the opportunity that is drawing scores of entrepreneurs to rural India. Bastar, the tribal district, before splitting into three districts, was one of the largest district in India, with an area of 39114 sq k.m, which was even greater than the Kerala state and some other countries like Belgium, Israel etc. In the year 1999, the district Bastar has been divided into 3 districts namely Bastar, Kanker and Dantewada. All these 3 districts come under Bastar Division with the divisional head quarter at Jagdalpur, which is the district head quarter of Bastar district. The beauty of Bastar district lies in its natural forest area and various types of tribals. The total forest area is 7112 sq k.m which is more than 75 % of the total area of the district of the total population more than 70 % are tribals like Gonds, Abhuj Maria, Darda Maria, Bison Horn Maria, Munia Doria, Dhruva, Bhatra, Halba etc.


Cite this article:
Syed Saleem Aquil, Dongare Shivprasad Vaijnath. Indian Rural Entrepreneurship and Industrial Development in Tribal Belt With special reference to Bastar District of Chhattisgarh. Asian J. Management 5(2): April-June, 2014 page 159-161.

Cite(Electronic):
Syed Saleem Aquil, Dongare Shivprasad Vaijnath. Indian Rural Entrepreneurship and Industrial Development in Tribal Belt With special reference to Bastar District of Chhattisgarh. Asian J. Management 5(2): April-June, 2014 page 159-161.   Available on: https://ajmjournal.com/AbstractView.aspx?PID=2014-5-2-11


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