PPT: The Story of Palampur | Social Studies (SST) Class 9 PDF Download

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The Story of Village
Palampur
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The Story of Village
Palampur
I n t r o d u c t i o n
Farming is the primary income
source in Palampur, supplemented
by small-scale manufacturing and
dairy transportation.
Production activities in Palampur
combine various resources to
create goods and services.
Palampur is connected to nearby
villages and towns by an all-
weather road lined with different
modes of transportation.
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The Story of Village
Palampur
I n t r o d u c t i o n
Farming is the primary income
source in Palampur, supplemented
by small-scale manufacturing and
dairy transportation.
Production activities in Palampur
combine various resources to
create goods and services.
Palampur is connected to nearby
villages and towns by an all-
weather road lined with different
modes of transportation.
Approximately 450 families reside in
Palampur, with the majority of land
owned by 80 upper-caste families.
SCs (Dalits) make up one-third of the
population and live in smaller houses
made of mud and straw.
Most houses in Palampur have
electricity, used for tube wells, small
businesses, and in schools and
healthcare facilities.
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The Story of Village
Palampur
I n t r o d u c t i o n
Farming is the primary income
source in Palampur, supplemented
by small-scale manufacturing and
dairy transportation.
Production activities in Palampur
combine various resources to
create goods and services.
Palampur is connected to nearby
villages and towns by an all-
weather road lined with different
modes of transportation.
Approximately 450 families reside in
Palampur, with the majority of land
owned by 80 upper-caste families.
SCs (Dalits) make up one-third of the
population and live in smaller houses
made of mud and straw.
Most houses in Palampur have
electricity, used for tube wells, small
businesses, and in schools and
healthcare facilities.
Organization of
Production
Production of any type of goods or services necessitated
the services of four production factors, which aid in the
overall production organization.
The first requirement is land, as well as other
natural resources like water, forests, and minerals.
The second requirement is labour. Some
production activities necessitate highly educated
workers, while others necessitate manual
labourers.
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The Story of Village
Palampur
I n t r o d u c t i o n
Farming is the primary income
source in Palampur, supplemented
by small-scale manufacturing and
dairy transportation.
Production activities in Palampur
combine various resources to
create goods and services.
Palampur is connected to nearby
villages and towns by an all-
weather road lined with different
modes of transportation.
Approximately 450 families reside in
Palampur, with the majority of land
owned by 80 upper-caste families.
SCs (Dalits) make up one-third of the
population and live in smaller houses
made of mud and straw.
Most houses in Palampur have
electricity, used for tube wells, small
businesses, and in schools and
healthcare facilities.
Organization of
Production
Production of any type of goods or services necessitated
the services of four production factors, which aid in the
overall production organization.
The first requirement is land, as well as other
natural resources like water, forests, and minerals.
The second requirement is labour. Some
production activities necessitate highly educated
workers, while others necessitate manual
labourers.
Organization of
Production
Physical capital includes fixed capital (tools,
machines, buildings) and working capital (raw
materials, cash) necessary for production.
To produce output by combining land, labor, and
physical capital, knowledge and enterprise, known
as human capital, are necessary. Production
combines factors like land, labor, physical capital,
and human capital.