LEVELS OF SOCIO- ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN HINDOLI TEHSIL OF RAJASTHAN

Abstract

Any state's social growth is characterized by the improvement of resource and human connections. The socioeconomic level of the state is determined by factors like regional development, education, health, access to clean water, transportation and communication, electricity, etc. As a result, social facilities serve as the benchmark for measuring and assessing regional growth. Studying the state of social infrastructure in a developing nation like India becomes vital to assess the rising prosperity and welfare work in that region or region. In terms of social work, Hindoli tehsil ranks behind other tehsils of Rajasthan. The extension of social services has been extremely slow in comparison to the rate of agricultural growth and employment opportunities in this area. Different areas of the tehsil have had varying rates of economic development in accordance with their geographical characteristics. The development of social infrastructures like educational institutions, health services, all weather roads, electrification, drinking water facilities, communication services, etc. is as a result conspicuously uneven. The research report under assessment makes recommendations for the correct, expansion of social facilities in the tehsil