presentation on occupations

THE WORK WE DOBasic knowledge we get from some of the activities

we participate in schools and colleges like

a) Pot paintingb) Singingc) Dancingd) Art and crafte) Meal planningf) gardening

For any kind of profession we learn from family members or by some professional training.

FROM FAMILY

FarmingBlacksmithPotterBasket making

FROM TRAINING

FROM TRAINING Fashion designingJournalismTeachingEngineeringFilm makingComputerDoctor

And so many others

MAIN OCCUPATION OF PEOPLE IN INDIA IS FARMING AND MANY OTHER PEOPLE

DEPEND UPON FARMING

FARMINGBASKET MAKING

ANIMAL REARING

BLACKSMITH

GRINDER

POTTER

Why farmers started shifting to cities and towns leaving farming?

The reasons areSmall landholdings

Old methods of farmingLow quality seeeds

Less cropsLarge family

FEMALE DOMINATED AGRICULTURE THE REASONS ARE

SMALL FARMSMEN SHIFTED TO CITIES IN SEARCH

OF SUPPLEMENTS EARNINGS

Some occupations are semi skilled. They need training for

small period like

TailoringDriversShoemakerWasher manCooksPlumber

LOCATION OF INDUSTRIES

Industries are located in areas where raw material is easily available. It helps to

Reduce the cost of transportationRaw material is easily available

Many people living nearby get jobs

Tribals of Mizoram

Their life revolves around bamboo. The bamboo is easily available and grown in forests so they use it for every purpose

They use bamboo furniture

Use bamboo pen and

paper

Use bamboo fans

Wear bamboo clothes Play with

bamboo toys

BAMBOO

utensils

HOUSE

They also eat bamboo sprouts and other dishes made from bamboo

LOCTION OF GUJJARS OF HIMALAYAS

HIMALAYAAS THE NORTH OF INDIA

GUJJARS THE GYPSIES OF HIMALAYAS

They are nomads and move from one place to another with their flocks of sheep , buffaloes, goats, cows etc.

TYPES OF GUJJARSBUSNECKS DEPEND UPON FARMINGBANIHARAS KEEP B UFFOLOES AND

SELL MILK AND MILK PRODUCTSBAKERWAL STILL FOLLOW NOMADIC

LIFE

Gujjar, is a wandering tribe of the Himalayas.

Gujjar, is a wandering tribe of Himalayas

Gujjar, is a wandering tribe of the Himalayas