Jhantu Bangal
Geography
June 2021
The biggest problem in the modern world, particularly in emerging countries, is socioeconomic status. With time, the socioeconomic situation in rural regions is progressively becoming better. The socioeconomic position of the inhabitants in rural regions has been improved via the implementation of several programmes and initiatives. Yet, residents in rural regions could not grow equitably throughout the region in an economic sense. Several economic classes may be found, even in a tiny community. This study report makes an effort to determine the true socioeconomic situation of the people across various income brackets. The researchers conducted a door-to-door survey using a relevant questionnaire to gather the main data that served as the foundation for the whole study. To analyse the current situation, all the data were divided into five income categories using a straightforward percentage technique. Just 4.34% of people in the study region have monthly per capita incomes exceeding Rs 2000, while 44.8% of the population live in poverty. Compared to the majority of individuals, just a small proportion has somewhat better lives.
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