Geography 03 Human RD in India STD 10

Human Resource
Development in India
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Different Jobs Goods & Services
Police
Farmer
Teacher
Taxi Driver
Engineer
Doctor
Fish Seller
Scientist
Lab Technician
Office Assistant
IT Professional
Maintains Law & Order

Produces Agricultural Crops
Teaches the Future Generation
Arranges Transportation
HRD
(Human
Resource
Mental
Ability
Physical
Ability
Development)
Education
Health Care
Training
HRD Different Levels
Individual Effort
Family Support
Institution Facilities
Nation Facilities
Quantitative
Human
Resource
Features
Qualitative
Growth of
Population
Birth Rate
Death Rate
Size of
Population
Density of
Population
Structure of
Population
Age Structure
Sex Ratio
Participation Ratio
Dependence Ratio
Education
Literacy Rate
Health Care
Life Expectancy
Size of Population
Total Number of People
Residing in a Country at a
Particular Time
Study about
Population
World
Population
Day
July 11
Population Census in India

Once in 10 Years
Last in 2011(Information Based on 1 Mar 2011)
121.02 Crore People
Male 62.37, Female 58.65
Why Population Studies?

To Assess Different Needs of the People
To Plan Activities & Programs for them
To Know the Availability of Human Resources
To Understand the Basic Facilities Required
To Calculate the Goods & Services Required
To Determine the Socio-Economic Policies
World Population
World Land Area

India
2.4 %
China
19.4 %
India
17.5 %
Other
63.1 %
Other
97.6 %
China
India
Other
India
Other
India & China
Can Play a Major Role in

making HR Available
Density of Population
Total Number of
People Per Square
Kilometer area
Relation Between Density of

Population & Availability of HR
More People More Labour Force HRD
-ve Effect
Education,
Health Care,
Training etc
Unemployment
& Poverty
Growth of Population
Increase in the Number of People in an
Area within a Specific Period of Time
Factors that Affect the

Population of a Country
Number
of Live
Births
per
1000
Death
Rate
Birth
Rate
Migration
Number
of
Deaths
per
1000
Settlement of People of a Region in Another
International
(One Country to Another)
Interstate
(One State to Another)
Intrastate
(One Place to Another)
Structure of Population
Classification of Population into Different Age
Groups like Labour Force & Dependent Group and
the Ratio of Each Group
Age Structure in India 2011
Age Structure
Age 60 8%
1. Age 0 - 14
Age 0-14
29.4 %
Age 0-14
Age 15-59
Age 60 -
Age 15-59
62.5 %
2. Age 15 - 59
3. Age 60 -
Participation Rate
Dependency Rate
Labour Force
Dependent Group
Age 15 - 59
Age 0-14 & 60-
Employed or
Looking for job
Contribute to the
Progress of the
Nation
Depends on the
Labour Force
If it Increases
Decreases Per
Capita Income
Sex Ratio
Number of Females Per 1000 Males
2001
2011
933 Females per

1000 Males
940 Females per

1000 Males
Activity 1
Write a Short Note on the Quantitative Aspects
of Population?
a) Size of Population
b) Density of Population
c) Growth of Population
d) Structure of Population
Population
Quantitative Features of Human Resources
Size
Density
Growth
Structure
Total Number of People Residing in

a Country at a Particular Time
Total Number of People Per Square
Kilometer area
Increase in the Number of People
in an Area within a Specific Period
of Time
Classification of Population into
Different Age Groups like Labour
Force & Dependent Group
Qualitative Features
of Human Resources
Education
Healthcare
Training
Social Capital
Economic
Inequality is
Reduced
Productivity of
the Workers
Increased
Entrepreneurship
Improves
Improved
Human
Resource
Natural Resource
is Utilized
Effectively
Makes Possible the

Development & use of
Advanced Technology
Social Welfare is
Ensured
Education & HRD
Literacy Rate in India

Year
2001
2011
Male
75.8
82.14
Female
54.16
65.46
Total
65.38
74.04
Ministry of Human Resource Development

Activity 2
Prepare a Flow Chart
Which shows How
Education Helps in the
Development of a Country
Different Educational Projects by India
ICDS
Integrated Development
up to 6 Years
Health Care for
Pregnant
Lactating
SSA
Universal Primary Education for All

Educational Facility Improving
Quality of Education
Cluster Trainings
RMSA
o Access to
Secondary
Education
o Educational
Facility
Improving
o
RUSA
Access to Higher Education
Higher Education Quality
Improving
NSDMRS
Working Skills of Youth
Employable Skills
Activity 3
Which are the Different
Projects Implemented by
Govt. of India to Develop
Education and Skills
Directive
Free &
Principles of Compulsory
Constitution Education for
all below 14
Fundamental Primary
Right (2002) Education for
all between
6 -14
Right to
Elementary
Education Education for
Act (2009) all
Limitations of Education Sector
Drop Outs Continue

Lack of Basic Facilities
Less Quality of Education
All are not able to get Admission
Economically & Socially
Backward are Denied Education
Healthcare & HRD

Health is a State of
Physical, Mental & Social
Wellbeing
Physical
Mental
Social
Responsibility of
Govt. to Ensure
Healthcare for All
Activity 4
How Can you say that Healthy Persons can
Participate in the Progress of a Country ?
A Healthy Person Can Participate

in the Progress of a Country
Increased Number of
Working Days
Efficiency & Production
Natural Resources can be Utilised Properly
Less Medical Expense
Economic Development
Facilities to be Ensured for Healthcare

o Nutritious Food
o Clean Water
o Preventive Measures
o Cleanliness
o Medical Facilities
o Leisure and Entertainment
o Healthy Environment
Institutions for Healthcare

Medical Colleges
District Hospitals
Community Health Centres
Primary Health Centres
Health Sub Centers
Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences
Multispecialty
Hospitals in
Kerala
Medical Trust Hospital

Lakeshore Hospital
Multispecialty
Hospitals
Different Systems
of Medicine
Quality Health Services in Rural & Urban Area

Life Expectancy in India

Year
2001
2011
Male
63.9
64.6
Female
66.9
67.7
Total
65.4
66.1
Activity 5
Write a Short Note on the Qualitative Aspects
of Population?
a) Literacy rate
b) Life Expectancy
Limitations of Health Sector
Poor Quality
Limited Social Intervention
Low Priority to Public Sector
Less Access to Medical Facilities to Poor
Neglect of Rural Sector
Difficulty to Control Epidemics
Lack of Sufficient Nutritious Food
Lack of Sufficient Health Care
Unsolved Pollution Problems
Increased Treatment Cost
Natural
Resources
Human
Resources
Increased
Production
Economic Development
Additional Activities
1. What is HRD and which are the Different Levels of HRD?

2. Which are the Factors that Affect the Population of a
Country?
3. What is the Difference between Participation Rate &
Dependency Rate?
4. Which are the Facilities to be Ensured for Healthcare ?
5.
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10.
Michael Angelo M.A. MA (Phi.,His.)

HSA(Social Science)
St. Marys H.S. Palliport
mamichaelma@gmail.com
9746953695

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Different Jobs Goods & Services

Maintains Law & Order

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HRD Different Levels

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Population Census in India

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Why Population Studies?

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World Land Area

India & China

Can Play a Major Role in

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Relation Between Density of

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Factors that Affect the

Settlement of People of a Region in Another

(One Country to Another)

(One State to Another)

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(One Place to Another)

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Age Structure in India 2011

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Age 0-14 & 60-

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933 Females per

940 Females per

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Quantitative Features of Human Resources

Total Number of People Residing in

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Makes Possible the

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Education & HRD

Literacy Rate in India

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Ministry of Human Resource Development

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Different Educational Projects by India

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Universal Primary Education for All

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Limitations of Education Sector

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