BC Commission to study modernisation of traditional occupations
The Telangana Backward Classes Commission is launching a study to modernize traditional occupations to improve economic sustainability for marginalized communities. The commission plans to evaluate innovative models from within India and abroad to support these livelihoods.
Why it matters
Modernizing traditional labor is essential for economic inclusion and poverty alleviation among historically disadvantaged social groups.
BC Commission to study modernisation of traditional occupations left https://th-i.thgim.com/public/news/national/telangana/p7une4/article71616000.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/BC%20Commission.jpeg Hyderabad The Telangana Commission for Backward Classes has decided to undertake field visits and study innovative practices to modernise traditional occupations of Backward Class (BC) communities and create sustainable income opportunities for those dependent on them. The decision was taken at a meeting held by the Commission with officials of various caste corporations and federations functioning under the Backward Classes Department on Friday. The discussions focused on the need to upgrade traditional caste-based occupations, improve their economic viability and identify measures to provide sustainable livelihoods to the communities concerned, said BC Commission Chairman G. Niranjan.
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