Dalit entrepreneurs
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A STUDT ON ECONOMIC VIOLENCE AGAINST DALIT ENTREPRENEURS IN TAMIL NADU
Dalit entrepreneurship is a growing concept which is emerging due to the improvementsin socio economic and educational status of Dalit in the country. But Dalit in business is not at asignificant level while compared to the other communities with this aspect. In the light of this, thepresent research would be useful to explore the socio economic status, entrepreneurial profile,various problems, violation and discrimination encountered by Dalit entrepreneurs in the studyarea.
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REMEDIAL MEASURES TO THE ECONOMIC VIOLATION AGAINST DALIT ENTREPRENEURS
REMEDIAL MEASURES TO THE ECONOMIC VIOLATION AGAINST DALIT ENTREPRENEURS 6.
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IMPACT OF ECONOMIC VIOLATION ON SOCIO ECONOMIC STATUS OF DALIT ENTREPRENEURS IN TAMILNADU
IMPACT OF ECONOMIC VIOLATION ON SOCIO ECONOMIC STATUS OF DALIT ENTREPRENEURS IN TAMILNADU 5.
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Status of Dalit Entrepreneurs in India
Dr. C. ParamasivanAssistant Professor Research Supervisor,P. Mari SelvamPh.D (F.T) Research Scholar,PG Research Department of Commerce,Periyar EVR College, Tiruchirappalli, Tamilnadu.IntroductionIndia lives in its villages are as true today as it was 65 years ago when India was freed from the alien rule. The majority of its population still lives in rural areas and is dependent on agriculture for sustenance. A significant proportion of this population lives under poverty, which is a complex phenomenon and manifests itself in a myriad ways. The poor not only suffer from low and high unemployment, but also low life expectancy, low level of business traits of competence its dalit entrepreneurs. The more competition and caste dominated in the society. Show the dalit entrepreneur's success is critical path of the business. There 14, 45,000 enterprises in India for other caste enterprises, out of dalit enterprises in 1, 19,000. Dalit entrepreneurs steady to working and their positive motive for the business.EntrepreneurshipEntrepreneurship is the attempt to creative value through recognition of business opportunity, the management of risk taking appropriate to the opportunity, and through the communicative and management skills to mobilize human, financial, and material resources necessary to bring a project to fruition. Entrepreneurship is a creative activity. An entrepreneur is basically an innovator who introduces something new into the economy. The innovation may be a method of production not yet applied in the particular branch of manufacturing, or a product with which consumers are not yet familiar or a new source of raw material or a new market hitherto unexploited or a new combination of means of production. An entrepreneur foresees the potentially profitable opportunity and tries to exploit it. Innovation involves problem solving and the entrepreneur is a problem solver.Dalit EntrepreneursThe fund was envisaged as a way to finance the expansion and modernization of dalit run businesses and also fund prospective dalit entrepreneurs. What grabbed the dalit entrepreneur's attention was a new principle. Under existing schemes for scheduled castes, the state has been the giver and the community the recipient. Now, dalit entrepreneurs need not worry about collateral and make rounds of banks, as we have our own venture fund.Socio economic condition of Dalit entrepreneursThe Scheduled castes entrepreneurs have been victims of socio economic exploitation and have been relegated to low income generating occupations, inferior trades, unhygienic environment and unclean menial occupations. Although overt untouchability practices may be declining in many parts of the country, caste rigidities continue to confine many scheduled caste worker in demeaning occupations, which put them at a disadvantage when compared to other communities. The forces of urbanization, social and protective legislations, positive discrimination and other measures taken by the Government, have led to gradual improvement in occupational mobility and living standards over the years, but the living conditions of the majority of scheduled castes continue to show socio economic backwardness.Status of Dalit EntrepreneursThe majority of dalit entrepreneurs is poor, socially backward, and deprived of basic needs. Though some dalits have occupied important positions in politics and government jobs, majority of them have faced discrimination like access to education, health and honorable livelihood. The dalit entrepreneur generally perform menial and degrade jobs, Social backwardness, and lack of access to education. A large majority of the scheduled castes that have become entrepreneurs have mainly ventured into those activities that deal with their hereditary occupation. They have modified and diversified their hereditary skills in preparing the hides and skins.
C Paramasivan P Mari Selvam
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Dalit Entrepreneurs, Globalisation and the Supplier Diversity Experiment in Madhya Pradesh
Sudha Pai
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PROBLEMS OF DALIT ENTREPRENEURS IN TAMILNADU
P Mari Selvam
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ECONOMIC VIOLENCE AGAINST DALIT ENTREPRENEURS IN TAMILNADU
Although the economic violation of dalit entrepreneurs has consistently reiterated the proposition that all human rights are intertwined responses to violations of economic, social and cultural rights, both procedural and substantive arrangements which guarantee the economic rights of the disadvantaged in the market ensure equality of opportunity and equality in the outcome of economic processes have paled in comparison to the seriousness accorded by infringements of civil and political rights, economic, social and cultural Rights, despite much conceptual and interpretative progress in this area of law over the past decade. This article is focused on the Economic violence against dalit entrepreneurs in Tamilnadu. Introduction Dalits are known and considered as the 'untouchables' to the world. The identity of 'untouchable' emerged from the practice and belief even today that touching people from castes identified as the lowest can bring about defilement from the impurity that people from such castes carry from birth till death. Economic violence frequently describes best the nature of interactions between the dalits and the non dalits in India. Dalits are constantly subjected to egregious violence, dehumanizing labour, and a pervasive system of social exclusion. With regard to the economic violation against dalit entrepreneurs, State and inter Governmental actions on human rights have failed to achieve anything more than modest success, the development of effective measures for the prevention and remedying of economic violations against dalit entrepreneurs, social and cultural rights must surely classify as one of the most glaring. This state of affairs has little, however, to do with the nature of the obligations and rights established in the covenant jurisprudence, which have kept economic, social and cultural rights wallowing in the relative purgatory of global efforts to secure human rights. the economic violation against dalit entrepreneurs in Tamilnadu starting from the reason for economic violation against dalit entrepreneurs, ways of violation, opinion on discrimination in business, dominated by upper caste entrepreneurs, competing with upper caste entrepreneurs, obstacles for business, and repayment of bank loan by dalit entrepreneurs, training programmes and infrastructure facility. Statement of the Problem Violence is the expression of physical force against others, compelling action against one's will on pain of death or physical harm. Variant uses of the term refer to the destruction of nonliving objects. Worldwide, violence is used as a tool of manipulation and also is an area of concern for law and culture what take attempts to suppress and stop it. Violence can take many forms anywhere from mere hitting between two humans where there can be bodily harm, to war and genocide where millions may die as a result. It should be noted that violence can be non physical as well. Dalit entrepreneurs have lived in deep social and economic isolation. They were socially and economically disintegrated from the mainstream of societal living and the working of its concomitant viz. economy. Accordingly, a large number of these households have very poor socio economic receptivity for modern change and development. in this regards this study will be focus on the Economic violation against the dalit entrepreneurs in initial stage ,fiance and marketing problems. Objective of the Study To identify the economic violence against dalit entrepreneurs in Tamilnadu. Methodology The present research study is descriptive in nature using both primary and secondary data. Primary data were collected with the help of structured interview scheduled. Secondary data were collected from the published and unpublished sources. Stratified random sampling method was used as the sampling technique. There are 2910 dalit entrepreneurs in Tamilnadu as per the record of Directorate of Industries and Commerce, Chennai, of which 640 respondents (22% are taken as sample size for the study. 20 respondents from each district have been chosen, of which 10 respondents are from rural and 10 from urban region. Convenient sampling techniques were applied to select the sample respondents. Table 1 Entrepreneurial Status of Dalit Entrepreneurs Profile Particulars Frequency Percentage Location of Enterprise Rural 349 54.5 Urban 291 45.5 Total 640 100.0 First Generation Entrepreneur Yes 634 99.1
C Paramasivan P Mari Selvam
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Dalit Entrepreneurs on the Edges of Caste and Class: Ethnic Minority Entrepreneurship in India
David Blake Willis John J Rajasekaran
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Quest for Equity: Urban Dalit Women Employees and Entrepreneurs
This study is concerned with the opportunities and challenges experienced by Educated Urban Dalit Women (EUDW) in the contemporary labour market in India. It explores the interplay of caste, class and gender in moulding the aspirations, efforts and achievements of Dalit women (DW) under the globalization and liberalization reforms of the 21st century. It analyzes caste and gender based exclusion and discrimination in urban employment and entrepreneurship policies and practices. It underscores the relevance of a social and gender justice framework and a rights based approach to understanding and promoting Dalit women's economic empowerment and social upliftment. This study is the outcome of a participatory process, involving Dalit researchers and activists at different levels and drawing deeply on the perspectives and experiences of EUDW. An underlying motivation of the study is to develop appropriate advocacy and programme strategies to address caste, class and gender based barriers in urban employment and enterprises in line with securing and promoting the rights of EUDW in labour marke t and thewider society.
Sh Kumar Rachel Kurian Annie Namala
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Role of dalit and self help groups entrepreneurs for small business development in Nagapattinam District _ Tamilnadu
I hereby state that the thesis entitled 'ROLE OF DALIT AND SELF HELP GROUPS ENTREPRENEURS FOR SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN NAGAPATTINAM DISTRICT, TAMILNADU' is my original work and that it has not previously formed the basis for the award of any degree, diploma, associateship, fellowship or other similar title. This work was done under the supervision of Dr.S.HARIHARAN, M.Com. M.Phil. AMSPI, MRDA, MIAA, MISSA, Ph.D. Professor, Department of Management Studies, School of Management, Pondicherry University, Pondicherry.
Revathi Pandian