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H.S.C 01
(5.26)
02
(6.45)
01
(6.25)
Total 19 31 16
(100) (100) (100)
Source: computed
Figures in parentheses represent percentage
01
(2.94)
34
(100)
01
(3.45)
29
(100)
01
(4.76)
21
(100)
03
(4.68)
64
(100)
04
(4.65)s
86
(100)
07
(4.66)
150
(100)
Keeping the welfare of the respondents, the NREG Act pointed out in the area where the MGNREGP
is going on the implementing authority should make necessary arrangements to keep good drinking
water and resting place should be provided during the lunch time. Out of 150 respondents (42.67%)
said the facilities are available and 86 (57.33%) opined that these facilities are not available. When
researcher visited the field and he found that water facilities are available since it is much necessary
and the resting facility was also available but with a small thatched roof. But the respondents felt that it
is insufficient for all the workers.
Table 10 Getting of employment at the village itself
Educational Getting of employment at the village itself Total Grand
Level Kallathur Ayyur Govindapuram
total
Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No
Illiterate 17 - 19 20 56 56
(37.33)
Primary 14 12 14 40 40
(26.67)
Middle 12 13 09 34 34
(22.67)
High 04 04 05 13 13
(8.67)
H.S.C 03 02 02 7 07
(4.66)
Total 50 50 50 150 150
(100)
Source: computed
In the context of getting employment all the 150 respondents said that they are able to get the
employment through MGNREGP at their villages itself. Since, Ariyalur is considered as the backward
district in certain aspects and the works under MGNREGP is necessary for the villages of this District,
the people are able to get the employment at their villages itself.
Educational
Level
Illiterate
Primary
Middle
High
Table 11 Employment days acquired by the respondents
Days of employment obtained by the respondents
Total
Kallathur Ayyur Govindapuram
50-75 76-100 50-75 76-100 50-75 76-100 50-75 76-100
10 07 10 9 11 09 31 25
(35.71) (31.82) (41.67) (34.12) (37.93) (42.85) (36.23) (36.23)
0 06 05 07 10 04 23 17
(28.57) (27.27) (20.83) (26.92) (34.48) (19.04) (24.63) (24.64)
07 05 07 06 05 04 19 15
(25) (22.73) (29.17) (23.08) (17.24) (9.52) (21.74) (21.74)
02 02 02 02 03 02 07 06
(7.14) (9.09) (8.33) (7.69) (10.34) (9.52) (8.70) (8.69)
Grand
total
56
(37.33)
40
(26.67)
34
(22.67)
13
(8.67)
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