Arpita Prakash

This course covers Unit 3 of the concerned textbook which is titled as Current Challenges facing the Indian Economy and contains the chapters with following topics - Poverty, Human capital formation, Rural development, Employment, Infrastructure, Environment and Sustainable Development

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(Class 11- Unit 3A) Economic NCERT Online Summary

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This is the course overview lesson to inform the viewers about the content and Structure of the course.

Course Overview

This lesson is an introduction to the topic of poverty.

(Chap 4)- Introduction to Poverty

This lesson is on identifying the poor and categorizing poverty as chronic ,transient or non-poor

( Chap 4)-Identifying poor people and Categorizing poverty

This lesson is on poverty line and estimating the number of poor in India.

( Chap 4)-The Poverty Line

( Chap 4)-Causes of Poverty

This lesson is on the policies and programmes related to poverty alleviation and also their critical assessment.

( Chap 4)- Poverty alleviation programmes and it's assessment

This lesson is on basics and sources of Human capital formation in India.

( Chap 5)- Sources of Human Capital Formation

This lesson describes the similarities and differences between physical capital and human capital

( Chap 5)- Physical and Human Capital- Similarities and Differences

This lesson tries to establish relationship between Economic Growth and Human Capital, and between Human Capital and Human Development

( Chap 5)- Human Capital- Economic Growth and Human Development

This lesson discusses state of Human Capital formation in India and the Education sector in India

(Chap 5)- State of human capital formation and education sector in India

This is the lesson which discusses the background and concept of the rural development

( Chap 6)- Rural Development

This lesson is on the Credit and marketing system in rural areas and also critical appraisal of rural banking.

( Chap 6)- Credit and Marketing in the rural areas

This lesson is on the details of of agricultural marketing system.

( Chap 6)- Agricultural market system

This lesson is on the emerging alternate marketing channels and diversification into productive activities.

( Chap 6)- Alternate Marketing channels and Diversification into productive activities

This lesson describes about Animal Husbandry, Fisheries and Horticulture in detail

( Chap 6)- Animal Husbandry, Fisheries and Horticulture

This lesson tell us what is sustainable development and how one of the Eco friendly technologies of Organic farming can be used, which has both it's benefits and limitations.

( Chap 6)- Sustainable Development and Organic Farming

This lesson is to inform the viewers about completion of course and information about the next course in the same series.

Course Completion and Important notice

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Anita Kumari

This course will cover 
concept of Deficient demand and excess demand
Reasons of Deficient and excess demand
It's impact on economy
Measures to correct them

(Hindi) UPSC: NCERT Summary of Macroeconomics Problem of Deficient Demand and Excess Demand

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Rishabh Arora

In this course,  there will be a brief description of NCERT which is  very fundamental to preparation for UPSC and to build a Base for our preparation so that it is easy to catch up reference books

(Hindi) Economics - Class 11th NCERT

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Economy is what drives my heart!
Looking forward always to be the best guide, mentor and teacher.

Jay Girotra

The Course discusses about the details in Chapter 1 of Indian Economic Development NCERT

NCERT Chapter 1 - Indian Economy on the Eve of Independence : UPSC CSE

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Rahul Meena

This course will cover three basic sectors of economy that is primary, secondary and tertiary alongwith their importance and problems in recent time. We will also learn about government initiative to fill up these sectoral gaps.

(Hindi) Important Sectors of Indian Economy

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Annaparameshwari S

While starting a lesson it may seem like a foe; after completing it, it becomes your friend. There are 10 such friends in this Class XI NCERT Economy summary course. They'll help you in understanding static Economic concepts and dynamic newspaper content. They also defend you in MCQs of prelims, Mains Answer writing and in Essay writing. So, don't miss them. Happy Learning :)

NCERT Summary of Class 11 Economy

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Vikrant Sharma

Summary of NCERT class 10th from exam point of view

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17 lessons • 2h 18m

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(Chap 4)- Introduction to Poverty

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( Chap 4)-Identifying poor people and Categorizing poverty

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( Chap 4)-The Poverty Line

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( Chap 4)-Causes of Poverty

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( Chap 4)- Poverty alleviation programmes and it's assessment

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( Chap 5)- Sources of Human Capital Formation

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( Chap 5)- Physical and Human Capital- Similarities and Differences

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( Chap 5)- Human Capital- Economic Growth and Human Development

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(Chap 5)- State of human capital formation and education sector in India

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