REGIONAL PATTERN OF WORKFORCE PARTICIPATION AMONG SCHEDULED CASTE AND NON-SCHEDULED POPULATION: NSSO REGION BASED STUDY
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Indian Society is characterised by the division and hierarchy, where caste system provides for the ordering of groups in society and caste continued to define the socio-economic status over the geographical space. The paper, based on the NSSO Unit level data, tries to unfold the geographical pattern of workforce composition and the existing gap between the scheduled caste and Non Scheduled population. The analysis tries to see the spatial manifestations of inequality among the social groups in the employment status.
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