Resurgence of Deprived Society: Reinvention and Resilience

This paper attempts to enlighten the condition of the vulnerable classes and deprived societies who don’t have the business background and not financially strong even though hardly, they can earn only for feeding their family members. The conditions of them are very critical in the National level as well as in the International level whereas India is a vast country and has a long history. Its society has evolved through the ages and has also been affected by foreign influences giving it extreme diversity and made unity amidst diversity a characteristic of the Indian society. Many anti social elements like casteism, religionism, and regionalism are creating the bad atmosphere in the society. Many international organizations started the universal program for eradicating the universal problem but the condition of the above societies is still dangerous and not good as much as think fit. The entrepreneurs belonged to scheduled caste and tribes, other backward classes having no business background and don’t have any move to prove themselves in the society. The basic aim of the paper is to understand the problems of the vulnerable classes and difficulties of socio-economically backward class entrepreneurs. The study suggested that appropriate education, welfare programmes, social audit, social and economic support, micro loans, awareness campaign, financial support, pension etc. are needed to be introduced in every vulnerable areas or slum areas of rural as well as urban areas. Entrepreneurial training programmes are needed to be introduced at school and college level. Awareness and financial network for supporting marginalized peoples also needs to be strengthened. I proposed the 5 ‘D’ formula for improving the condition of the deprived classes i.e. Detect, Derive, Decision, Diagnose, Development.