Sanjay Dagu Pagar

• M.A.,B.Ed.,SET.,Ph.D
• Professor (Full) at MVP SAMAJ'S K.R.T. Arts, B.H. Commerce and A.M. Science ( K.T.H.M) College Nashik Dist.Nashik.

Heavy metal contamination in soil has become a universal threat in recent years. Various anthropogenic activities like manufacturing industries, thermal power plants, mining and agricultural activities are responsible for the increase in heavy metal contamination in soil. The effect of coal based thermal power station at Eklahare (Nashik) on surrou...

Agricultural productivity largely depends upon the land use efficiency, therefore both studies are very important to understand the agricultural development of any region. Good agricultural productivity is the main indicator of assessment of agricultural development of a region. The study of land use efficiency also plays vital role in agricultural...

The main objective of the present research is to identify the potential sites for agro tourism development by using Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) in Nashik district of Maharashtra State. Nashik district has mythological and historical background and geographical diversity so that there are well known tourist’s places such as historical places,...

This study investigated the quality of drinking and irrigation water used by farmers in Lakhamapur village. Total 10 sights were selected for this study. The chemical parameters were keenly analyzed and compared with WHO and Indian parameters. The chemical analysis is performed mainly to estimate the level of heavy metals (Zn, Cd, Cu, Pb, Fe) using...

The main objective of the present study is to identify the types of rural settlements and the influencing factors in the study area. For the detail analysis of rural settlement, degree of concentration has been calculated by using the Bernard's (1931) method. Present study is mainly based on secondary data and it is collected from the Census Handbo...

Literacy brings fundamental changes in socioeconomic development of the society. Literacy is a human right, a tool of personal empowerment and a means for social and human development. Here an attempt has been made to identify the literacy deficient areas and analyze gender gap in literacy rate in Maharashtra State, India. Present study is based on...

The main objective of the present paper is to investigate the awareness of farmers towards soil testing in Nashik District of Maharashtra State. Therefore keeping in view of this objective the study is carried out to find out the knowledge and attitude of farmers of the study area towards soil testing practice. Primary and secondary sources of data...

Tourist's satisfaction is an important tool for developing tourism destination in any place or region. Therefore it is very important to consider the satisfaction of tourists in the development planning of the tourism sector. The main purpose of the present paper is to find out the satisfaction level of tourists and problems with reference to Nandu...

The main objective of the present paper is to explain the scope for Agro-tourism development in Nashik District of Maharashtra State. Therefore an attempt is made to analyze the potential of Nashik district with respect to Agro-tourism. Primary and secondary sources of data are used for the study. Physical diversity, historical heritage, pilgrimage...

About political literacy of voters

10 questions were asked to respondents to know that who is the Sarpanch, Tahsildar, District Collector, M.L.A., M.P, Chief Minister, Prime Minister and President of India, opposite leader of Loksabha and State Assembly. But only 13 % respondents able to right answered of all questions. Remaining all respondents don't know accurate name of many thei...

The main aim of the present paper is to examine the gender disparity in literacy in Nashik District of Maharashtra. Literacy brings about fundamental changes in socio-economic development of the society. Literacy is a human right, a tool of personal empowerment and a means for social and human development. Present study is based on the secondary da...

Agriculture has a vital place in Indian economy and is one of the main source of national income. About 56 per cent population is directly and indirectly engaged in agricultural. Land use pattern indicates how efficiently the land use resources available to the farmers were utilized. The land utilization pattern also indicates the area available fo...

Agricultural labour in India has been the target of all that harmful summation of affects which follow from stagnant and underdeveloped economy.Agriculturallabours are considered as one of the inputs in agriculture and allied fields of development in any rural area. All the operations of agriculture activities such as selection of agriculturalland,...

The main aim of the present paper is to examine the trends of literacy rates since 1901 to 2011 and analysis the present spatial pattern, disparity in male-female and urban-rural literacy rates in the study region. Present study is based on the secondary source of data. In Nashik district, the first census was conducted in 1901.At that time only 4....

The main aim of the present paper is to examine the trends of literacy rates since 1901 to 2011 and analysis the present spatial pattern, disparity in male-female and urban-rural literacy rates in the study region. Present study is based on the secondary source of data. In Nashik district, the first census was conducted in 1901.At that time only 4....

Irrigation is the backbone of agriculture. Timely and adequate water supply is necessary for healthy agriculture. Irrigation plays an important role in agricultural development of the country. Agricultural production and productivity of cultivable land can be increased through irrigation. Irrigation provides water the crops are in need of water. Th...

The latest Census of India has indicated a marginal growth in country’s overall sex ratio from 933 in 2001 to 940 in 2011.But in other hand one serious problem also observed at national, state and local level that is rapid declined in child sex ratio. It was 927 in 2001 and it decreased up to 914 in 2011.In Maharashtra state also it is decreased fr...

In this paper an attempt has been made to study the growth and level of urbanization in Maharashtra from the year 1961 to 2011. The secondary data is used for the present study. The district has been taken as a unit for analysis. Mumbai, Mumbai Suburban and Thane districts are highly urbanized in the study region. There are ample job opportunities...

In this paper an attempt has been made to study the growth and level of urbanization in Maharashtra from the year 1961 to 2011. The secondary data is used for the present study. The district has been taken as a unit for analysis. Mumbai, Mumbai Suburban and Thane districts are highly urbanized in the study region. There are ample job opportunities...

Agriculture has a vital place in Indian economy and is one of the main source of national income. About 56 per cent population is directly and indirectly engaged in agricultural. Land use pattern indicates how efficiently the land use resources available to the farmers were utilized. The land utilization pattern also indicates the area available fo...

Agriculture is not only an importance sector of an economy rather it feeds other sectors of economy. Agriculture plays an important role in economic development of the country. Agricultural development is an integral part of overall economic development in the country like India. For well agricultural development requires modernization and commerci...

Nashik is the leading District in India with regards to agricultural land under Grape cultivation and production. Nashik is popularly known as Wine Capital of India. Grape wine making is gradually picking up in Nashik district since last thirteen years. First winery was established in 1999 at Govardhan, Gangapur Road in Nashik and now numbers of wi...

The main aim of the present paper is to examine the trends of literacy rates since 1901 to 2011 and analysis the present spatial pattern, disparity in male-female and urban-rural literacy rates in the study region. Present study is based on the secondary source of data. In Nashik district, the first census was conducted in 1901.At that time only 4....

At national and local level sex ratio of population has been dominated by males. Proportion of females in total population influences status of females in the society and participation of females in the labour force. The regional variation in sex ratios and gender system has mutual influence on each other and is also affected by the geographical an...

Human Resource Development means nothing but a development of mental and physical quality of individual. This quality of individual brings region to way of development. Human resource development is considered as the basic factor in the process of national development. Therefore, the study of human resource is very important in planning process. In...

Human Resource Development means nothing but a development of mental and physical quality of individual. This quality of individual brings region to way of development. Human resource development is considered as the basic factor in the process of national development. Therefore, the study of human resource is very important in planning process. In...

The aim of the paper is to investigate the spatial pattern of agriculture & level of development in Nashik district in 2004-05. For determining the level of agri. development seven variables were selected. eg. % of gross cropped area to the total geographical area, % of irrigated area to Net sown area, no. of tractors, no. of iron plough, no. of el...