Dynamics of Changing Rural Demography (A Case Study of Villages in National Capital Region –Delhi)
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Published: 01 March 2023

Dynamics of Changing Rural Demography (A Case Study of Villages in National Capital Region –Delhi)

Manoj Shukla

Aggarwal Post Graduate College Ballabgarh, India

journal of social and political sciences
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10.31014/aior.1991.06.01.397

Pages: 102-109

Keywords: Rural Demography, Delhi, Villages

Abstract

Migrants preferring to settle in the villages abutting urban centers avoiding slums and ghettos in metropolitan cities influences and changes rural demographics as migrants outnumber the host denizens who shift to the cities to leverage urban amenities for quality life and convenience. In this context of new dynamics in the rural socioeconomic setup the focus of the paper is to highlight positive factors which entice migrants towards villages and local denizens shifting to the cities. The study elucidates contributions of migrants in making rural economy vibrant and thriving with myriad new avenues for the host communities to prosper. In spite of being the harbinger of dynamism in rural landscapes, migrants are deprived of socio economic amenities and denied roles in local governess by supremacist thinking dominant status and local hierarchy. The need is to address there denied rights for inclusive and harmonious rural societies. Keywords: Dynamics, Migration, Demographics, Prosper Friction

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