Socio-Economic Change and the Broad-Basing Process in India 2019
DOI: 10.4324/9780429316418-3
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The Broad-Basing process and Dalits 1

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“…It is clear that most Scheduled Caste families are either dependent on the water provided by municipalities or they have to go very far to bring water (GOI 2001) [12] . Nadkarni (1997) [23] believes that social mobility often happens with individuals or families, and sometimes with individual communities, whereas the broad-based society refers to society as its overall form and its power structure. Apart from this, to the extent that relocation of livelihood from one reference to another occurs without any significant change in the relations of the group with others, it becomes less than the broadest base.…”
Section: Workforce Participationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It is clear that most Scheduled Caste families are either dependent on the water provided by municipalities or they have to go very far to bring water (GOI 2001) [12] . Nadkarni (1997) [23] believes that social mobility often happens with individuals or families, and sometimes with individual communities, whereas the broad-based society refers to society as its overall form and its power structure. Apart from this, to the extent that relocation of livelihood from one reference to another occurs without any significant change in the relations of the group with others, it becomes less than the broadest base.…”
Section: Workforce Participationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If the upward social mobility of a community is with the upgradation or marginalization of another community, then a wider base cannot be generated unless the community experiencing vertical mobility is numerically much stronger than the other. Nadkarni (1997) [23] said that another powerful force which facilitates broad base is economic development, in which modern technology and urbanization are the attendant forces of growth. The development of technology can increase productivity and free humans from drugs and can work under the following conditions and income.…”
Section: Workforce Participationmentioning
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