Located
in a hot and semi-humid region between the Yamuna and Betwa, Hamirpur has a
distinctive geographical environment that affects over its development. This
region is well known for the scarcity of water. But sometimes it couses the
flood due to its unique geography.we get a low agriculture productivity as its
soil types thus poverty and and large-scale migration both are happening.
Hamirpur has in recent times witnessed a large number of suicides.
history
of Hamirpur, from prihistoric times to current, Inform us that it produces a
number of agitators poets and prominants.
A
brief tourist guide to Hamirpur is provided in this website, covering all the
places,with the analytic way. All the blocks of Hamirpur and their major
industries, educational institutions and monuments in the economics
section.Towns and blocks of Hamirpur
explains the culture.
Another
notable fact is that a large proportion of Hamirpur's population belongs to
scheduled castes (SCs). On the other hand, scheduled tribe groups constitute a
very small part of the population.The society of Hamirpur is a 'Hindu' society. The two main
groups of religious minorities, Muslims and christian, do not constitute more
than 10% of the population.
folk
culture, which has received much attention of academics and experts of the
region. Most of this attention has been narrow-focussed on form and language
and is in the nature of proud celebration of regional identity.
A
similar approach is seen with regard to the status of women. Many regional
scholars extol the 'valour' of women who committed sati, and speak about the
high status apparently enjoyed by women of certain classes in medieval times.
There is little reference to the poor, present-day status of most women in the
region.
employment
sources,are not available accept non orgnised industries.thus the womes are in the workforce to make the
economical balance of the family, From the past bonded labour is found in some
villages, especially by the Thakurs of the villages
There
is very little modern industry in Hamirpur; data on breakup of non-agricultural
main workers shows that manufacture of beedis is the single largest source of
non-agricultural employment. The handloom industry provides employment in some
districts, and there are a few other cottage industries. Tiny and small
industries in the manufacturing sector are found in most districts, but they
cater mainly to local markets and growth is limited by size of the market and
severe power shortages. The tourism industry has not grown due to poor allied
infrastructure and fear of dacoits.
Agriculture
in Hamirpur is marked by use of fertilisers, and poor percentage of irrigated
land. Although a number of rivers flow through the region, water availability
is remain constant.
Traditionally,
the main irrigation sources were dug wells rivers. Many rivers are seasonal are
in a poor condition. There is some scope for increasing groundwater use.
Hamirpur
is a backward region from other perspectives as well. Data on amenities in
villages and households shows The education and health infrastructure is poor,
and is reflected in low levels of female literacy and poor health indicators.
