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Why an Indian farmer does not want his son to be a farmer?
1)I guess the main reason would be debts. Its a major problem for most Indian farmers. They often waste their entire life paying off huge debts and loans. 2)Many depend on factors like climate for their harvest. If there's a bad famine or a drought, everything gets ruined and they have to go hungry for an entire season, surviving on the little scraps they manage to get. 3)There also might be issues related to how much profit they'll make. In such cases, the farmers would want their sons to live a different life so they don't suffer like their fathers and lead a productive life in which they are happy and content.
Which son of the feudal lord inherited the father's estate?
The first born son inherits the father's estate.
Mr Adams left 25 percent of his estate to his wife and unevenly divided the balance between his son and his daughter If the son received 36000 as his share what was the total value of the estate?
Not enough information is given. To find the value of the estate, you need to know either the daughter's share or the fractional part of the estate received by the son. Neither item of information is given.
What is a summarization of A Rupee Earned?
the son dies in car crash for being lazy
The basic features of Indian economy?
India has the twelfth largest economy in the world. Among the third world countries, India has proved itself to be one the best players in the world economy. The economic condition of India has improved immensely over the last few decades. Recently many policies have been reformed and some implemented in order to help the progress and development of the Indian economy scene. At the moment, the economy of India has been progressing at the massive pace. Every Economy in the world stands on four basic pillars. Indian being one of the largest Economies of the world, too stands on these pillars. These are GDP, Inflation, Forex Reserves and Current Account Deficit. Topping all these comes the External Debt which is often used to stabilize the down going markets. Indian economy is the fourth largest in the world, with a GDP of $3.63 trillion at PPP, and tenth largest in the world with a $691.9 billion at 2004 USD exchange rates and has a real GDP growth rate of 6.2% at PPP. Suggested Tour Packages. While the Gross Domestic Production tells about the total development in terms of total production in various sectors in a year, the inflation in co relation with the deflation tells about the market indices. The Forex Reserves counts on the Foreign trade and the currency earned in it while the Current Account Deficit makes for the total amount which is lacking to meet the requirements. All these are so adjusted that they make for the total profit or the growth of the economy. When all these four work in perfect synchronization, the net result is the growth of Economy or GDP. India too works on these to make a better Economy. Some of the Key factors in the growth of the Indian Economy are the broad spectrum industries, stable parliamentary democracy, independent judiciary, global mindset of corporate sector and lobbying for globalization. With the changing perspective, today the Indian Economy is more strong, it has new players both local and forgien, the buyers market has increased with more competition, there is liberalized trade facilitating integration with WTO. All these have put the Indian Economy on a global perspective. With liberalized financial markets and emphasis on prudential norms the dynamic nature of Indian Economy is seeing new heights. But despite of all this growth the Indian Economy is curtailed by creaking infrastructure, cumbersome judiciary system, dilapidated roads, severe shortage of electricity, lesser number of schools, lower education, caste system and reservation system. These are some of the common factors which inhibit the growth of the Indian Economy. Whatever is being written on papers is not materializing and even if it is being done in some sectors, the growth is slow that the work being done is equal to no work. Indian Economy beginning from the Indus Valley Civilization to the Mayura age has a reached a point where Oligarchy has become more prominent. The democracy is losing its point somewhere and the growth of Indian Economy is showing its good results only in some sectors. There is a lot which needs to be done, especially from the growth perspective....
The bigger farmer is the smaller farmer's Father but the smaller farmer is not the bigger farmer's son?
farmers are mint
Why an Indian farmer does not want his son to be a farmer?
1)I guess the main reason would be debts. Its a major problem for most Indian farmers. They often waste their entire life paying off huge debts and loans. 2)Many depend on factors like climate for their harvest. If there's a bad famine or a drought, everything gets ruined and they have to go hungry for an entire season, surviving on the little scraps they manage to get. 3)There also might be issues related to how much profit they'll make. In such cases, the farmers would want their sons to live a different life so they don't suffer like their fathers and lead a productive life in which they are happy and content.
What are the release dates for A Farmer's Son - 1912?
A Farmer's Son - 1912 was released on: USA: 29 July 1912
What are the release dates for The Son of an Afghan Farmer - 2012?
The Son of an Afghan Farmer - 2012 was released on: USA: 2012
Why Indian farmer his son not become a farmer?
This is a hard question... to answer but one quick answer would be that in India farming is considered a demeaning job for those with little or no education. Farmers looked down upon... Or the answer could be that in India they still follow the Hindu castle system... where family members are stuck in the position for life... meaning if you are born in poverty you are expected to live your whole life in poverty... it isn't until you are recarnated can you hope for a better life..
Was isaacs son esau a farmer?
No, Esau was a hunter.
Who is kino in the big wave?
Kino is the son of the farmer.
Who was son of a poor farmer?
maya ying lin
What do you call a farmers child it rhymes with fun?
The answer is son.
What word means a farmers child?
Son
Farmer's son from Cornwall who invented transparent soap?
Pears
How to apply for Apache Indian benefits?
my olderst son is apache indian, his grandmother was full blooded, but has passed away, she had her indian number, how will my son go about getting any indian benifits
