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Introduction

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• Definition
• Data
• Classification(if there)
• Main characteristics of agriculture labour
• Main characteristics of non agricultural labor

• Sociologist comments/ Field study
• Main characteristics of rural labour
• Difference with urban labour

• Problems of Rural Labour(Inverse relationship between Landowners and Manual labour [Andre Beteille]
• Social impact
• Solution to their issues

Conclusion

1. Thus, in order to ameliorate the condition of rural labour, govt have to work on multi strategy which could include (1) creating avenue for alternative jobs, (2) ensure implementation of minimum wage laws, (3)
2. Hence, the sociological study of rural labour in India, reveals the pattern of structural strain that enables the sustenance of such systems. It also provides clue over which reflect upon could provide the long term solution to these communities.
3. Hence, despite various legislative and programmes to ensure formal equality of rural labour they face challenges in real life.