Manoj Debnath

Cooch Behar Panchanan Barma University

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Sheuli Ray

Sidho Kanho Birsa University

Nazrul Islam

Cooch Behar Panchanan Barma University

Debendra Kumar Nayak

North Eastern Hill University

Bappa Sarkar

Kwangwoon University

Ranjan Roy

North Bengal University

Piyal Basu Roy

Cooch Behar Panchanan Barma University

Prasanta Das

Cooch Behar Panchanan Barma University

Manoj Dakua

International Institute for Population Sciences

Amiya Basak

North Bengal University

Shasanka Kumar Gayen

Cooch Behar Panchanan Barma University

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Cooch Behar Panchanan Barma University

North Bengal University

International Institute for Population Sciences

North Eastern Hill University

Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University

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Indian Institute of Chemical Biology

Presidency University

National Institute of Technology Raipur

Central University of Karnataka

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Assessment of Regional Inequality in Female Work Participation: Measurement of Disparity and Determinants

Feminist Research (2020)

Sheuli Ray Manoj Debnath

The regional difference of complex Indian social structure and customs have a different impact on the nature of women’s work participation. The present study aims at unravelling the influence of social, cultural and economic forces in differentiating the level of women work participation in different eco-regions of West Bengal. The study is based purely on secondary sources and data have been collected from the Census of India. It is in the rural areas that the female work participation is directly linked to agriculture and allied activities and the study confines itself to an understanding of work participation of women only in the rural areas. The modern technological implication as a result of green revolution has a worse impact on women work participation particularly in the South Bengal plain and some parts of East Rarh Plain region. The high gender gap is noticed in Nadia district located in the middle part of South Bengal Plain causes very high withdrawn of female from there. Effect of socioeconomic variables, work participation of Scheduled component in main economic activity is also varied from the non-scheduled component. Non-scheduled worker participated more in non-agricultural sector rather than the scheduled counter parts. Subsequently, the low growth rate of female work participation represents a distress picture in work force structure which is a cause of worried also.

BENGAL

West bengal

10.21523/gcj2.19010101

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Determine the regions of outmigration in North-East India: a cross-sectional analysis

Spatial Information Research (2021)

Manoj Debnath Sheuli Ray Nazrul Islam Ranjan Roy

North east

Internal migration

10.1007/s41324-021-00384-8

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Mobility Source Regions in West Bengal

Indian Science Cruiser (2017)

Manoj Debnath Debendra Kumar Nayak

West Bengal has experienced outmigration in all the areas but certain areas have experienced higher intensity in rural outmigration- a fact that needs special attention. The state is thickly populated with high man land ratio resulting in rural unemployment, underemployment or disguised employment. This provides ideal condition for outmigration. The study is an attempt at identifyingmigration source regions of the state depending upon the physiographic regions.Districts in the central part of South Bengal are experiencing high rate of outmigration compared to marginal districts in West Bengal. These regions are considered as mobility source regions from where large proportion of migrants is moved. The main aim of the study is to identify mobility source regions in West Bengal with the help of migration data extracted from census data of India.

West bengal

Underemployment

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10.24906/isc/2017/v31/i1/155696

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Determinants of temporary migration of rural small, marginal and landless households in West Bengal, India

SN Social Sciences (2021)

Manoj Debnath Debendra Kumar Nayak

Caste

West bengal

Underemployment

Tribe

Tamil

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10.1007/s43545-021-00262-y

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Recent Trend of Tribal Migration in Meghalaya Plateau

Economic Affairs (2017)

Manoj Debnath Sheuli Ray

10.5958/0976-4666.2017.00052.3

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Rural Female Out-Migration in West Bengal

Asian Journal of Research in Social Sciences and Humanities (2017)

Manoj Debnath Sheuli Ray Debendra Kumar Nayak

Female outmigration is an important phenomenon in the migration study. They migrated more compared to male due to marriage purpose, but their migration for the economic purpose is not ignorable. Main aim of the study is to analyse the nature of female migrants in West Bengal. The study is based on secondary data. East Rarh Plain region shows extremely high rate of average female outmigration. Haora district shows decreasing rate of female outmigration but other three districts experienced increasing rate of female outmigration since 1981. Marriage is the main reason for high rate of female outmigration in any region. Another important reason is enhancement in the level of female literacy. Females migrated with increasing job opportunity in tertiary sectors. A large number of women migrated from this region to developed southern part of south Bengal plain such as North 24 Parganas, Kolkata and their surrounding developed areas.

West bengal

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10.5958/2249-7315.2017.00309.4

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Land suitability analysis for paddy crop using GIS-based Fuzzy-AHP (F-AHP) method in Koch Bihar district, West Bengal

Geocarto International (2021)

Bappa Sarkar Prasanta Das Nazrul Islam Amiya Basak Manoj Debnath

Land Suitability Analysis (LSA) is one of the most important methods for developing a precise land suitability map. The present study was aimed to identify suitable paddy crop-growing regions in the Koch Bihar district of West Bengal, India. For the study, 18 criteria were chosen, and their weightage was assigned based on expert opinion and the GIS-based Fuzzy Analytical Hierarchy process (F-AHP) method adopted. Results indicated the most important factors for developing LSA for paddy cultivation are rainfall (16.72%), soil texture (13.22%), slope (11.55%), elevation (09.63%), soil moisture (08.27%), temperature (07.11%), and pH (05.03%). It has been observed that highly suitable (14.54%), moderately suitable (46.07%), marginally suitable (24.20%), and not suitable (15.19%) areas for paddy cultivation. The Area Under Curve (AUC) value (0.869) confirms the reliability of the F-AHP approach in LSA. The findings of the study provide sustainable agricultural planning and delineate potential sites for paddy cultivation.

West bengal

10.1080/10106049.2021.2007299

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Determinants of regional inequality in female work participation in Lower Gangetic Plain Region of India

Spatial Information Research (2020)

Sheuli Ray Manoj Debnath

West bengal

Tribe

Regional variation

Physiographic province

10.1007/s41324-020-00348-4

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Impact of Rural Male Outmigration on Women Work Participation in Rarh Region of West Bengal, India

Manoj Debnath

The present study intended to examine the impact of male outmigration on work participation and decision-making autonomy of left-behind women in Rarh region of West Bengal, India. For that purpose, a sample of 185 migrant households is selected randomly with a well-structured schedule, which was prepared to visit migrant households and collected all the information in a face-to-face interview process. Moreover, the logistic model was used to analyse the influence of socio-economic variable to determine the decision-making autonomy of left-behind women. The study revealed that women from landless household received a low range of migration remittances and the major proportion of them worked outside the households as a maid, wage labourer, agricultural labourer, etc. The study found that scheduled caste and tribal women have more freedom to make any decision in the absence of male compared to forward caste women. The study also unfolds that the women of landless households and scheduled caste and tribe engaged more in agricultural labour compared to marginal and small landholder migrant households due to less social bound. In contrast, women of forward caste households occupy themselves only in household work. Moreover, the study unfolds those women who worked outside the households tended to have more freedom to take any household decision in absence of male migrants.

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West bengal

10.1007/978-3-031-40128-2_3

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Analysis in Dry Region of India: A Regional Perspective

Learning Community-An International Journal of Educational and Social Development (2017)

Manoj Debnath Sheuli Ray Debdatta Nayak

10.5958/2231-458x.2017.00017.3

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