Indian rural society, which has historically been agrarian in nature, is undergoing significant transformation due to the processes of depeasantization and migration. These phenomena are deeply intertwined and have far-reaching implications for the social, economic, and cultural fabric of rural India. From a sociological perspective, depeasantization refers to the decline of the peasantry as a … Read more
Agrarian unrest and movements have been a significant feature of India’s rural landscape, reflecting the deep-rooted socio-economic and political issues that plague the countryside. India, predominantly an agrarian society, has witnessed numerous peasant uprisings and movements since the colonial era, which have continued in various forms in the post-independence period. These movements are not merely … Read more
India, often described as an agrarian economy, has a significant portion of its population dependent on agriculture for livelihood. Despite the sector’s critical role in the nation’s economy, Indian farmers face a myriad of challenges that have led to an alarming rate of suicides among them. The phenomenon of farmers’ suicides is not merely an … Read more
Growing Population and Future Society in Sociological Aspects Introduction:- Population in a society is very much important for the upliftment and evolution of that society. It is also a universal truth that without population we can’t imagine any society and without organized society imagination of our future is impossible. Today the world has a huge … Read more
Quality of Housing Environment And Health Status Among The Female Bidi Workers: A Case Study Dr. Areful Hoque** Abstract: Housing environment can influence our health in many ways. Health can be adversely affected by poor water quality, bad sanitation condition, nature of houses, housing using fuels and nature of works done by the dwellers for … Read more
Open defecation is Curse in Indian Society: A Case Study of Rural India *Dr Md Areful Hoque Introduction: Globally, 2.5 billion people do not have access to basic sanitation of which, 1.1 billion still practices open defecation. In India, it is a great challenges how to get 560 million … Read more