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Anand
(Gujarat): People in rural areas are now not merely
dependent on agriculture but have alternatives for earning
livelihood, Congress general secretary Rahul Gandhi today said here.
He was speaking in a meeting discussing challenges confronting
India's rural sector, at the Institute of Rural Management, Anand
(IRMA) here.
Some people in rural areas live better life than those in the urban
areas, he added.
Gandhi was here as a participant for a consultation on the theme,
"The Challenges of Negotiating India's Rural Transformation:
Evolving strategies for IRMA's Response", Chief Administrative
Officer, IRMA, Poonam Patel said.
The other participants at the two-day consultation that ended today
included Prof Abhijit Sen, Member of Planning Commission, Prof S
Parasuraman, Director, TISS, and other experts working in the rural
sector.
According to sources, Rahul spoke about how there was a need to
leave behind the old concepts of rural development.
During interaction among participants, Rahul said that the rural and
urban areas are going through a major transformation and more people
from the rural areas are moving towards urban centres.
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