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Adjusted the contrast and balance and cropped. All of these bobbins are used the same way, despite the different heads on them. The one in the middle is one of my originals from 20 odd years ago. The one on the left I have had about a year, the one on the right I got last month. You can see the patina developing slowly.
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throughout the 1980s, climbed above 30% in the 1990s, 9. If we compare rural and urban areas, employ-.
and rose to an incredible 60% by 2008. The same story ment growth has been higher in urban areas than in.
is repeated in the service sector. Here the share of the rural economy. The stagnation in rural employment.
wages declined from more than 70% in the 1980s to is caused primarily by the decline in agricultural em-.
less than 50% by 2009 while profit share increased from ployment, and continues despite the steady growth in.
30% in the 1990s to more than 50% after 2004-2005. non-agricultural employment in rural areas. According.
to NSSO estimates rural non-farm activities employed.
5. While real wages stagnated and declined, the 28.51 million workers in 1972-73, the number went.
top management in virtually every company pampered up to 56.11 million by 1987-88 and to 93.53 million in.
itself with hefty increases in salary and other accom- 2004-05. According to the NSSO survey of 2009-10,.
panying privileges. Wages of managerial staff were the number stood at 107.51 million in that year..
roughly twice that of workers' wages until the 1990s,.
but increased thereafter at a faster rate to reach 4.3 10. From the point of view of overall employment.
times that of the workers' wages by 2008. The CEOs generation, economic growth in India should be char-.
have been drawing obscenely high salaries - some to acterised as jobless growth. And this is especially true.
the tune of more than Rs. 10 lakh per day. In 2011-12, of the current phase of economic liberalisation. In the.
the Naveen Jindal drew a salary of Rs.73.42 Crore. pre-liberalisation phase, when GDP grew at 4.7 per cent.
Kalanidhi and Kaveri Kalanidhi of Sun network each per annum during 1972-73 to 1983, employment growth.
drew salaries of Rs.57.1 crore. Pawan Munjal and Brij was 2.4 per cent; between 1983-84 and 1993-94 GDP.
Mohan Munjal of hero Motor Corporation drew salaries growth increased to 5 per cent, but employment growth.
of Rs. 34.55 crore each. PR.Raja of Madras cements declined to 2.0 per cent; over the next ten years GDP.
got Rs.29.34 crore and Maruti Suzuki's Shinzo Naga- growth accelerated to 6.3 per cent, but employment.
saki got Rs.28.12 crore. growth further declined to 1.8 per cent, and between.
2004-05 and 2009-10, when GDP growth was as high.
6. The skyrocketing profits have been further as 9 per cent employment growth virtually stopped,.
bolstered by huge tax concessions and other sops declining to an all-time low of 0.22 per cent!.
offered by central and state governments. The total.
quantum of corporate tax exemption in the last five 11. Within this overall pattern of decelerating rate.
years has been of the order of Rs 25 lakh crore. This of employment growth, a few features stand out in.
is by far the biggest scam enacted openly and legally, bold relief. Firstly, agriculture, despite a sharp decline.
even as more than 70% of Indians have to make do in its importance in gross domestic product, continues.
with a daily expenditure of less than Rs. 20. Along with to be the largest employer as the non-agricultural sec-.
hefty tax exemptions, the rich are also endowed with tors have not generated enough employment to cause.
enough loopholes to enable them to accumulate and any major shift of workforce away from agriculture..
hold wealth illegally in foreign banks and launder black Secondly, most of the employment growth has been.
money white through multiple routes. contributed by the unorganised, informal sector which is.
characterised by poor incomes and conditions of work..
Working Class: Changing And, thirdly, employment growth in the organised sector.
Composition has been mostly in the categories of casual and contract.
labour. On the whole, an estimated 1.3 crore workers.
7. With change in the country's GDP mix, the com- are joining the labour pool every year. While 8 million.
position of the labour force is also undergoing a steady jobs are added to low paying unorganized sectors, 5.
change, though not in the same proportion. Agriculture million remain either unemployed or join the contingent.
now contributes less than 15% of GDP, yet close to of casual workers..
60% of the population still depends on agriculture for.
their economic wherewithal. The service sector is now Working Class under Intensified.
the dominant part of the Indian economy accounting Attack.
for about 59 per cent of Gross National Product. Over.
the last 40 years, employment in this sector has grown 12. Intensified exploitation of wage labour takes.
at an average of about 3.5 per cent per annum, yet its place in several ways. While extraction of relative.
share in total employment has risen from around 15 per surplus value is enhanced by introducing latest high-.
cent in 1972-73 to only 26 per cent in 2009-10. speed plant and machinery, effective working hours are.
extended by various means - for example by cutting.
8. Employment in the primary or agricultural sector down and strictly monitoring recess periods available.
has been steadily declining, and in the secondary sector to workers - to squeeze more of absolute surplus.
comprising mining, manufacturing, electricity, water and value out of the workers' toil. Secondly, casual/contract.
gas, and construction, it is only construction which has labour is extensively used even for permanent jobs to.
witnessed a significant growth in employment, while in reduce the wage bill. Though illegal, this is easily done.
the tertiary or service sector, employment growth has thanks to the existence of a large and growing pool of.
been concentrated primarily in three segments: financial industrial reserve army, which also serves to depress.
services, trade and transport. the general wage level. Thirdly, pay commissions and.
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Left: handy size WEB US Old & New Testament with 8-point type. Middle: WEB US Ecumenical Edition with 10-point type. Right: LSB Old & New Testament with 10-point type.
Upper : Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 D at f/5
Lower : Nikkor 18-200mm VR at 50mm at f/5
Fixed whitebalance, Tripod not moved between shots
Both shots straight out of the D40 ....
Telegraph pole at about 50 yards cropped - background is slightly differently positioned.
straight jpeg from the camera - no tweaks applied. - and yes this is the best focus I can get in spite of the way it looks.
Camera model : Canon EOS 350D
Resolution : 3456 x 2304
Flash used : No
Focal length : 200.0mm (35mm equivalent: 324mm)
CCD width : 22.20mm
Exposure time: 0.0050 s (1/200)
Aperture : f/5.6
ISO equiv. : 100
Whitebalance : Manual
Light Source : Daylight
Metering Mode: matrix
Exposure : aperture priority (semi-auto)
The latest arrivals in the animal care department at work. Took these with my p&s; must pop along to snap them again with my SLR.