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Trends and Patterns of Migration in India

Author(s) Dr. NAGENDRAIAH
Country India
Abstract This paper deals with “Migration and its trends in India which clearly explain how year by year migration has been increasing between different states In India, the issue of human migration by origin and by destination is varying over time period and human migration rising out of several social, economic as well as political causes. The human migration in India across various parts of the nation reveals the dynamism of the demographic features, and the process of development of country. Many states in India are witnessing faster economic development in recent years, attributed by various parts, such as industrial sectors, service sectors like information and communication technology, the migration data plays prominent role to link the economic development and human migration. India is country which is made up of more number of villages, even today there are more than 7 lakhs villages in India. In the year 1950-51 around 78% population were in rural areas, remaining 22% population which was in urban areas but according to 2011 censes around 62% population is in rural areas and 38% is in urban areas, this data clearly says that today more number of people are migrating from rural areas to urban and semi urban places in search of higher education, employment opportunities, better life and for many reasons
Keywords Keywords: Migration Streams, Stock, Migrants, Human development
Field Sociology > Economics
Published In Volume 7, Issue 6, November-December 2025
Published On 2025-12-20
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i06.63955
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