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    This document outlines the structure and content of a course on development processes and social movements in contemporary India. The course covers topics such as mixed economy reforms and their impact, agrarian development, land reforms, and social movements including those advocating for dalit, women's, tribal, peasant, and worker's rights. It defines development from economic, social, ecological, and human rights perspectives and discusses India's development path since independence including the role of planning, economic liberalization, and indicators of development.

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    Development Process and

    Social Movements in
    Contemporary India
    Course Structure
    Mixed Economy Dalit and
    & Privatization Agrarian Impact & Women’s
    Development Reforms & Labor Development Challenges Movement

    UNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4

    Planning Industrial New Middle Land Reforms & Tribal, Peasant Civil Rights
    Development Class Green and Workers’s Movement
    Strategy Revolution Movement

    2
    1. Development Process since Independence

    ❖ Development Process since Indepencence


    ❖ State and Planning ( Five Year Plans, Role of State,
    Transition to NITI Aayog)
    ❖ Liberalisation and Reforms (LPG Reforms, its need
    and consequences)
    3
    Understanding Development
    Meaning Indicators Dimensions
    Core idea Economic Planned and
    As Human Rights Social Unplanned model of
    As Sustainable Ecological Development
    Development

    4
    What is Development ?
    ❖ The idea of improvement, progress and aspiration for a better
    standard of living .
    ❖ Development is a relative concept and thus one’s perception of
    ‘developed’ differs from individual to individual
    ❖ The notion of development of state has to be a right mix of various
    factors.
    “ A holistic process of economic, cultural
    and social development in which all
    human rights and fundamental freedoms
    can be fully realized. Every human is
    entitled to participate in, contribute to
    and enjoy the process of development.

    6
    Right to Development as Human Rights

    ❖ Adopted in United Nations in 1986 stating that HR constitute


    both civil & political rights
    ❖ UN World Conference on HR, Vienna, 1993 as universal and
    inalienable Fundamental Right
    ❖ It integrated Economic, Social and Cultural rights.

    7
    Indicators of Development

    Economic Social Ecological


    Gross Domestic Health Environmental
    Product (GDP) Employment concerns
    Gross National Sanitation Conscious and
    Product (GNP) Housing equitable
    Per capita Income Self Reliability development

    8
    Right to Development as Sustainable Development
    ‘We have not inherited the resources from our ancestors but borrowed it from
    our children’

    ❖ Sustainable use of resources that does not lead to depletion of resources


    ❖ A balanced pace of development that does not degenerate the environment
    ❖ A holistic and eco friendly means of development that aids to the clean and
    green habitat

    9
    Right to Development as Freedom
    ❖ Work of Amartya Sen
    ❖ Dialectical relationship of economic development and freedom
    ❖ Freedom: Health Care, Education, Political Dissent, economic market and equality.
    ❖ Freedom as an end and a means of development
    ❖ Removal of unfreedom for development which comprises of social depravation,
    intolerance, lack of public facilities, poverty and tyranny.
    ❖ Development in enhancing the capability approach of an individual.

    10
    The path of Indian Development
    ‘The basic foundation on which India embarked its journey of development
    included the ending of poverty and ignorance and disease and inequality of
    opportunity.’

    ❖ Nehruvian idea of egalitarian path of development


    ❖ Focus on growth accelerated strategy to fuel up investment
    ❖ Bhagwati-Sen debate on the nature of development
    ❖ Role of substantive freedom as a component of development
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