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Agriculture Among Religious Minorities Of Karnataka: Problems And Prospects
India is a Multi-religious, Multi-linguistic and Multi-cultural country of the world. As per the National Minorities act 1992, the religious minorities in India include Muslims, Christians, Buddhists, Jains, Sikhs and Parsis, and they constitute 18 percent of population in India. As in India, So in Karnataka State religious minority population accounts 17.86 percent of the population. As per the Socio-Economic
Impact Of Ganga Kalyana Scheme On Cropping Pattern Of Minority Farmers In Karnataka: A Case Study Of Chickmagalur District
Minority farmers are those farmers who belong to religious minority communities in India. As per the National Minorities Act 1992, the religious minorities in India include Muslims, Christians, Buddhists, Jains, Sikhs, and Parsis. As per the 2001 census, religious minorities constitute 18 percent of the population in India.
As in India, so in Karnataka state the size of minority
