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Papers by Ankasala Siva

IOSR Journal of Economics and Finance, 2014

International Journal of Academic Research, Sucharitha Publication , 2017

Sugarcane is an important commercial crop among the different commercial crops in India. It is th... more Sugarcane is an important commercial crop among the different commercial crops in India. It is the agro and industrial based crop, like jute and cotton. Through the cultivation of sugarcane more than 40 million farmers are depending by the growing of this crop. At the same time more than 35 million of work force engaged in different cultivation activities in the production activities of sugarcane, and about 5.5 lakhs skilled and un-skilled workmen are directly employed in the sugar factories in addition to in informal sector of cottage industries which have run by the sugarcane and its by products the significant level of people are directly employed in Jaggary, Khandsari and the other by products. On the other hand the sugar industry contributes the more than 1000 crores to the central excise duty and taxes per year, it is similar to the state government provided by the different sugar factories are paying the taxes in different forms. All together the entire output value of the sugarcane and the sugar factories is more than 20000 crores per annum in Indian economy. In this context the present paper shall be focused the area, production, productivity of sugarcane recovery rate, at national. The main objective of this paper is to find out the area under the cultivation of sugarcane during the pre and post LPG periods. To find out the Production of sugarcane, to examine yield, along with the growth rate of sugar factories at national level. This study shall be use the secondary data only. In the description of the data the researcher uses the simple percentages and averages. Even though the study has its own limitation, the secondary data gathered by different source mostly CACP, FAO ISMA and SISMA etc. Some of the findings have been given here as brief manner. It can be observed the area and the yield of sugarcane are in the positive direction from 1950-51 to 2014 – 15, during the 65 years of planning both have increases 66.8 and 42.0 percent of area and yield. During the LPG period of 25 years both are in the same direction i.e., 28.34 percent in area and 6.39 percent in average yield. In 1950 to 1990 the area and average production of sugarcane have been observes as significantly in progressive way, i.e., 53.69 and 38.0 percent respectively. The growth rate of area and average yield are low after the globalization era.
Keywords: Productivity, Recovery rate, Growth rate, pre and post LPG Period, Output

Indian Economic Association, 2016

Production is the combination of production factors in any sector of the economy in general there... more Production is the combination of production factors in any sector of the economy in general there is a functional relationship between inputs and output. The agriculture production is depends on number of factors, such as land, labour, capital and organization etc. The ownership of the factors, market facilities, government policies are also influenced the production. India is basically agrarian economy; the crops in agriculture are broadly divided into food and commercial crops. Sugarcane is not only commercial crop, but also food orientated for the millions of people. The sugarcane production basically depends on various production factors and these are varied from one region to other and in different landholdings. The present study made an attempt on the cost of cultivation and the production function of different landholdings with the support of primary and secondary data. The primary data collected from the respondents in the sample village of Channaram in Nelakondapally mandal of Khammam district in Telangana. The secondary data has been collected through the statistical abstracts and the official reports journals and the publications. This study is having the some objectives, to find out the land holdings, to reveals the production practices in the cultivation of sugarcane and finally to examine the production function of the sugarcane crop. For this study the researcher has used the simple production functions, and the simple averages and percentages.

IOSR, 2014

Sugarcane Is An Important Commercial Crop Of The World And More Than 100 Countries Produce Sugar,... more Sugarcane Is An Important Commercial Crop Of The World And More Than 100 Countries Produce Sugar, At Present Brazil, Cuba, Mexico And Thailand Are The Leading Producers Of Cane Sugar, 78 Per Cent Of Which Is Made From Sugarcane, Grown Primarily In The Tropical And Sub-Tropical Zones Of The Southern Hemisphere. Currently 69 Per Cent Of The World’s Sugar Is Consumed In The Country Of Region. Globally, Sugarcane Is Cultivated Over An Area Of 20.10 Million Hectares With A Production Of 1,318.10 Million Tones And Productivity Of 65.5 Tones Per Hectare. Sugarcane Area And Productivity Differ Widely From Country To Country. Brazil Has The Highest Area (5.34 Million Hectares) While Australia Has The Highest Productivity

International Journal of Management and Development Studies A Double-blind Peer Reviewed Journal, 2014

In India, since the planning period number of development programmes had been undertaken by the G... more In India, since the planning period number of development programmes had been undertaken by the Government of India. But the development activities are not implemented properly due to many lopoles in the existing system. Even today many people are away from primary needs like food shelter and cloths and other amenities for a better living. The ministry of food and agriculture department has announced 232 million tones of food grains produced by the agriculture sector in the 2010-11 and around 40 million tons food grains are stored in the ware housing corporation for a proper distribution of food to the needy people. And at the same time, 26 percent people are still under the below poverty line it is announced by the Planning Commission of India. And the expert committee under the Chairmanship of Suresh Tendulkar has announced 39 percent people are under the BPL. In this regard the researchers expressed their views on the TPDS, National Food Policy and the role of policy makers, rulers and the civil societies. Finally the researchers are strongly felt that the policy makers, Administrators and the Civil Societies should be work at the gross root level for the food security of the BPL.

Himalaya Publishing House, 2012

Banking and the housing finance are correlated sectors in India, these are an experienced unique ... more Banking and the housing finance are correlated sectors in India, these are an experienced unique change in its structure from the beginning stage to the present era. During 1970s Indian housing finance has an exclusively government-provided service to the needy conditions and at the same time, the private sector is also provided the housing finance with competitive nature, in this decade more than 45 housing finance entities providing housing loans worth Rs 781,000 million to home buyers across India.

NEST, 2012

The present paper is discussing the household status of the sample respondents in the area of the... more The present paper is discussing the household status of the sample respondents in the area of the study. In the aspects of household, status is analyzed by the study i.e. ownership, nature, facilities possessed by the households etc. ownership of the house is one of the deciding factors of the economic and social conditions in the existing society, own house people are getting more respect when compared with the rented house people. Nature of the house is vital role to determine the economic condition of the people, in this aspect the study taken as the parameter of the economic status of the households’ (pucha, semi-pucha and touched houses). The facilities possessed by the households reveal the quality of the living conditions of the people, in this angle, the study observed like nature of the drinking water, toilet facilities, electricity connections, and cooking device these are leads to the better physical quality of living conditions of the households.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, 2014

The study is divided into four parts, part one deals with the introduction of social sector, part... more The study is divided into four parts, part one deals with the introduction of social sector, part two deals with the methodology and objectives, the empirical data analysis is in the part three and the conclusion and suggestions are in the fourth part Introduction& Reviews The third world economies of the globe facing innumerable difficulties , like illiteracy, poverty, unemployment, income, and regional inequalities, under utilization of human and natural resources, political and social imbalances, low level of living standards etc. in the development process the public and the rulers are trying to overcome these problems. It is not happened in a day or so it is the long run process. In any country with out the support of social sector it cont be expected fruitful development. The development of social sector, it was influenced by the some of parameters like health, education, social and gender empowerment, availability of infrastructure facilities etc.

Books by Ankasala Siva

Abhijeet Publication, 2017

The focus of the present study is an economic evaluation of sugarcane crop in Khammam district of... more The focus of the present study is an economic evaluation of sugarcane crop in Khammam district of Telangana state. A sample size of 150 farmers has been selected by using random sampling method from four villages of the sample district. In Khammam district at present two sugar factories are in working conditions and each factory contain 75 sugar cane growers from the two villages. The sample respondents were classified into four categories on the base of their farm size of the sugarcane fresh plantation crop only, i.e. who are cultivating sugarcane 0 – 2.5 acres are Marginal Farmers (MF), in between 2.6 – 5 acres are Small Farmers (SF), the Medium Farmers (Med F) are between 5.1 acres to 10 acres and the Large Farmers (LF) are having above 10 acres. In the area of study yield per unit of cultivated area, cost and price per unit of output, cost of cultivation, composition of input levels and finally the management systems of the sugar factories are differ from category to category. Why these are differing? Due to the main reasons are the cost of cultivation and composition level of inputs are influenced the yield per acre and the cultivation practices are also determined the productivity. The cost of cultivation is influenced by the different operation of the sugarcane cultivation and the finally the distance from field to sugar factory these are all may be differ. The present critical analysis is based on the primary data and the observations are from field investigations in the study area. This paper review in the path of the following parameters i.e. the average yield levels, cost of cultivation, cost and price per unit of output, the average gross income and net income per acre and finally cost benefit ratios are the main measures to estimate the economic evaluation in the cultivation of sugarcane crop in study area.

Paramount Publishing House, 2018

The well being of the human development directly concerned with the availability of nutritious fo... more The well being of the human development directly concerned with the availability of nutritious food safe drinking water safe drainage good dwelling and health services in any economy. Which means the ‘economic progress’ of the economy influenced the human resources and the human capital depends on the nutritional food and the health facilities. It also makes an important contribution to economic development, as healthy population live longer, are more productive, and save more. Many factors influence health status and a country's ability to provide quality health services for its people. Ministries of health are important actors, but so are other government departments, donor organizations, civil society groups and communities themselves. WHO's work on 'Health and Development' tries to make sense of these complex links. It is concerned with the impact of better health on development and poverty reduction, and conversely, with the impact of development policies on the achievement of health goals. In particular, it aims to build support across government for higher levels of investment in health, and to ensure that health is prioritized within overall economic and development plans. In this context, 'health and development' work supports health policies that respond to the needs of the poorest groups. WHO also works with donors to ensure that aid for health is adequate, effective and targeted at priority health problems. An attempt has been to assess the Health Development in Telangana districts for the census years of 2001 and 2011 at the district level. Government Medical Facilities, Infant Mortality Rate, Birth Rate and Death Rate, consider as the Health Development indicators. In the earlier studies at district level economists like Biswajith Guha and other have used relevant indicators. Availability of data for two point of times for the Health Development Index computation also is similar for 2001 and 2011 census years. This study shall discuss the Government Medical Facilities (GMF) available in a district in the form of hospitals to analyse health dimension: medical facilities like PHC, CHC village level heath facilities and hospital beds ratio at district level by themselves cannot stand for the health of the people. Having no data on the span of life at the district level and on Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) for 2001 and 2011 the researcher finds no other suitable alternative.
All the indicators are first converted into indices and analyzed. Then they are clubbed as explained to examine the dimensions of Human Development. UNDP formula is applied for the computation of indices. Application of the formula needs the assignment of maximum and minimum value to an indicator which can be arbitrary. All the districts are treated uniformly and as such comparisons hold good and valid. The basic objective of the indices of the indicators is to compare the levels of development in Human welfare. Minimum and Maximum values are assigned.

Paramount Publishing House, 2014

The present study will be carried out the some of the living conditions of the weavers community,... more The present study will be carried out the some of the living conditions of the weavers community, particularly who committed suicide in Sircilla town of Karimnagar district of Telangana. The data has been collected from primary and secondary sources, the primary data has been collected from 50 suicide families through a structured questionnaire in the town, the secondary data from the reputed journals, publications and internet web sites.

IMRF PUBLICATIONS, 2016

Human Development implies all round of the human beings which means the positive changes of educa... more Human Development implies all round of the human beings which means the positive changes of education, health, social, economic political and in environmental aspects are covered in the concept of HDI. Since the 1990s every nation tries to improve their HDI in so many angles from their availability of means. At the global level the UNDP had taken the function of calculating the HDI by the adopted formula of Mahabub-Ul-Huq. In India the HDI has been calculated by the Center for Economic and Social Studies for the major 15 states for the study years of 1991 and 2001 at national level. But at the same time some of the states like Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Tamil Nadu and Madhya Pradesh etc are taken an effort on the estimate the individual HDI of their sub divisions. In this context the present study will be carried out the HDI estimation of the new formed state of Telangana. The researcher be made an effort on the some objectives like density of population, urbanization, work participation in non agriculture sector and the per capita income etc are assumed as in income dimensions. These indicators are to be calculated for the years of 2001 and 2011 study points only. In this way there is possible to know, where the Telangana districts are stand in the income dimension. For this study the author may use secondary data with the help of statistical abstracts of Andhra Pradesh and the simple statistical tools to be used in the analysis of data. Introduction:

IMRF PUBLICATIONS, 2016

The present study will be focused on the land distribution among the SC, ST and BC social categor... more The present study will be focused on the land distribution among the SC, ST and BC social categories in Adilabad district of Telangana state. The study uses the primary and secondary data sources. Since independent of India has been implemented different land distribution programmes, but all the programmes are concentrated on the male population only. But the only one programme i.e. the INDIRA PRABHA is one of the land distribution project and it is concentrated on women. In this context the present study made an effort how the INDIRA PRABHA land distribution to the women respondents is the main objective of the study.

IOSR Journal of Economics and Finance, 2014

International Journal of Academic Research, Sucharitha Publication , 2017

Sugarcane is an important commercial crop among the different commercial crops in India. It is th... more Sugarcane is an important commercial crop among the different commercial crops in India. It is the agro and industrial based crop, like jute and cotton. Through the cultivation of sugarcane more than 40 million farmers are depending by the growing of this crop. At the same time more than 35 million of work force engaged in different cultivation activities in the production activities of sugarcane, and about 5.5 lakhs skilled and un-skilled workmen are directly employed in the sugar factories in addition to in informal sector of cottage industries which have run by the sugarcane and its by products the significant level of people are directly employed in Jaggary, Khandsari and the other by products. On the other hand the sugar industry contributes the more than 1000 crores to the central excise duty and taxes per year, it is similar to the state government provided by the different sugar factories are paying the taxes in different forms. All together the entire output value of the sugarcane and the sugar factories is more than 20000 crores per annum in Indian economy. In this context the present paper shall be focused the area, production, productivity of sugarcane recovery rate, at national. The main objective of this paper is to find out the area under the cultivation of sugarcane during the pre and post LPG periods. To find out the Production of sugarcane, to examine yield, along with the growth rate of sugar factories at national level. This study shall be use the secondary data only. In the description of the data the researcher uses the simple percentages and averages. Even though the study has its own limitation, the secondary data gathered by different source mostly CACP, FAO ISMA and SISMA etc. Some of the findings have been given here as brief manner. It can be observed the area and the yield of sugarcane are in the positive direction from 1950-51 to 2014 – 15, during the 65 years of planning both have increases 66.8 and 42.0 percent of area and yield. During the LPG period of 25 years both are in the same direction i.e., 28.34 percent in area and 6.39 percent in average yield. In 1950 to 1990 the area and average production of sugarcane have been observes as significantly in progressive way, i.e., 53.69 and 38.0 percent respectively. The growth rate of area and average yield are low after the globalization era.
Keywords: Productivity, Recovery rate, Growth rate, pre and post LPG Period, Output

Indian Economic Association, 2016

Production is the combination of production factors in any sector of the economy in general there... more Production is the combination of production factors in any sector of the economy in general there is a functional relationship between inputs and output. The agriculture production is depends on number of factors, such as land, labour, capital and organization etc. The ownership of the factors, market facilities, government policies are also influenced the production. India is basically agrarian economy; the crops in agriculture are broadly divided into food and commercial crops. Sugarcane is not only commercial crop, but also food orientated for the millions of people. The sugarcane production basically depends on various production factors and these are varied from one region to other and in different landholdings. The present study made an attempt on the cost of cultivation and the production function of different landholdings with the support of primary and secondary data. The primary data collected from the respondents in the sample village of Channaram in Nelakondapally mandal of Khammam district in Telangana. The secondary data has been collected through the statistical abstracts and the official reports journals and the publications. This study is having the some objectives, to find out the land holdings, to reveals the production practices in the cultivation of sugarcane and finally to examine the production function of the sugarcane crop. For this study the researcher has used the simple production functions, and the simple averages and percentages.

IOSR, 2014

Sugarcane Is An Important Commercial Crop Of The World And More Than 100 Countries Produce Sugar,... more Sugarcane Is An Important Commercial Crop Of The World And More Than 100 Countries Produce Sugar, At Present Brazil, Cuba, Mexico And Thailand Are The Leading Producers Of Cane Sugar, 78 Per Cent Of Which Is Made From Sugarcane, Grown Primarily In The Tropical And Sub-Tropical Zones Of The Southern Hemisphere. Currently 69 Per Cent Of The World’s Sugar Is Consumed In The Country Of Region. Globally, Sugarcane Is Cultivated Over An Area Of 20.10 Million Hectares With A Production Of 1,318.10 Million Tones And Productivity Of 65.5 Tones Per Hectare. Sugarcane Area And Productivity Differ Widely From Country To Country. Brazil Has The Highest Area (5.34 Million Hectares) While Australia Has The Highest Productivity

International Journal of Management and Development Studies A Double-blind Peer Reviewed Journal, 2014

In India, since the planning period number of development programmes had been undertaken by the G... more In India, since the planning period number of development programmes had been undertaken by the Government of India. But the development activities are not implemented properly due to many lopoles in the existing system. Even today many people are away from primary needs like food shelter and cloths and other amenities for a better living. The ministry of food and agriculture department has announced 232 million tones of food grains produced by the agriculture sector in the 2010-11 and around 40 million tons food grains are stored in the ware housing corporation for a proper distribution of food to the needy people. And at the same time, 26 percent people are still under the below poverty line it is announced by the Planning Commission of India. And the expert committee under the Chairmanship of Suresh Tendulkar has announced 39 percent people are under the BPL. In this regard the researchers expressed their views on the TPDS, National Food Policy and the role of policy makers, rulers and the civil societies. Finally the researchers are strongly felt that the policy makers, Administrators and the Civil Societies should be work at the gross root level for the food security of the BPL.

Himalaya Publishing House, 2012

Banking and the housing finance are correlated sectors in India, these are an experienced unique ... more Banking and the housing finance are correlated sectors in India, these are an experienced unique change in its structure from the beginning stage to the present era. During 1970s Indian housing finance has an exclusively government-provided service to the needy conditions and at the same time, the private sector is also provided the housing finance with competitive nature, in this decade more than 45 housing finance entities providing housing loans worth Rs 781,000 million to home buyers across India.

NEST, 2012

The present paper is discussing the household status of the sample respondents in the area of the... more The present paper is discussing the household status of the sample respondents in the area of the study. In the aspects of household, status is analyzed by the study i.e. ownership, nature, facilities possessed by the households etc. ownership of the house is one of the deciding factors of the economic and social conditions in the existing society, own house people are getting more respect when compared with the rented house people. Nature of the house is vital role to determine the economic condition of the people, in this aspect the study taken as the parameter of the economic status of the households’ (pucha, semi-pucha and touched houses). The facilities possessed by the households reveal the quality of the living conditions of the people, in this angle, the study observed like nature of the drinking water, toilet facilities, electricity connections, and cooking device these are leads to the better physical quality of living conditions of the households.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, 2014

The study is divided into four parts, part one deals with the introduction of social sector, part... more The study is divided into four parts, part one deals with the introduction of social sector, part two deals with the methodology and objectives, the empirical data analysis is in the part three and the conclusion and suggestions are in the fourth part Introduction& Reviews The third world economies of the globe facing innumerable difficulties , like illiteracy, poverty, unemployment, income, and regional inequalities, under utilization of human and natural resources, political and social imbalances, low level of living standards etc. in the development process the public and the rulers are trying to overcome these problems. It is not happened in a day or so it is the long run process. In any country with out the support of social sector it cont be expected fruitful development. The development of social sector, it was influenced by the some of parameters like health, education, social and gender empowerment, availability of infrastructure facilities etc.

Abhijeet Publication, 2017

The focus of the present study is an economic evaluation of sugarcane crop in Khammam district of... more The focus of the present study is an economic evaluation of sugarcane crop in Khammam district of Telangana state. A sample size of 150 farmers has been selected by using random sampling method from four villages of the sample district. In Khammam district at present two sugar factories are in working conditions and each factory contain 75 sugar cane growers from the two villages. The sample respondents were classified into four categories on the base of their farm size of the sugarcane fresh plantation crop only, i.e. who are cultivating sugarcane 0 – 2.5 acres are Marginal Farmers (MF), in between 2.6 – 5 acres are Small Farmers (SF), the Medium Farmers (Med F) are between 5.1 acres to 10 acres and the Large Farmers (LF) are having above 10 acres. In the area of study yield per unit of cultivated area, cost and price per unit of output, cost of cultivation, composition of input levels and finally the management systems of the sugar factories are differ from category to category. Why these are differing? Due to the main reasons are the cost of cultivation and composition level of inputs are influenced the yield per acre and the cultivation practices are also determined the productivity. The cost of cultivation is influenced by the different operation of the sugarcane cultivation and the finally the distance from field to sugar factory these are all may be differ. The present critical analysis is based on the primary data and the observations are from field investigations in the study area. This paper review in the path of the following parameters i.e. the average yield levels, cost of cultivation, cost and price per unit of output, the average gross income and net income per acre and finally cost benefit ratios are the main measures to estimate the economic evaluation in the cultivation of sugarcane crop in study area.

Paramount Publishing House, 2018

The well being of the human development directly concerned with the availability of nutritious fo... more The well being of the human development directly concerned with the availability of nutritious food safe drinking water safe drainage good dwelling and health services in any economy. Which means the ‘economic progress’ of the economy influenced the human resources and the human capital depends on the nutritional food and the health facilities. It also makes an important contribution to economic development, as healthy population live longer, are more productive, and save more. Many factors influence health status and a country's ability to provide quality health services for its people. Ministries of health are important actors, but so are other government departments, donor organizations, civil society groups and communities themselves. WHO's work on 'Health and Development' tries to make sense of these complex links. It is concerned with the impact of better health on development and poverty reduction, and conversely, with the impact of development policies on the achievement of health goals. In particular, it aims to build support across government for higher levels of investment in health, and to ensure that health is prioritized within overall economic and development plans. In this context, 'health and development' work supports health policies that respond to the needs of the poorest groups. WHO also works with donors to ensure that aid for health is adequate, effective and targeted at priority health problems. An attempt has been to assess the Health Development in Telangana districts for the census years of 2001 and 2011 at the district level. Government Medical Facilities, Infant Mortality Rate, Birth Rate and Death Rate, consider as the Health Development indicators. In the earlier studies at district level economists like Biswajith Guha and other have used relevant indicators. Availability of data for two point of times for the Health Development Index computation also is similar for 2001 and 2011 census years. This study shall discuss the Government Medical Facilities (GMF) available in a district in the form of hospitals to analyse health dimension: medical facilities like PHC, CHC village level heath facilities and hospital beds ratio at district level by themselves cannot stand for the health of the people. Having no data on the span of life at the district level and on Infant Mortality Rate (IMR) for 2001 and 2011 the researcher finds no other suitable alternative.
All the indicators are first converted into indices and analyzed. Then they are clubbed as explained to examine the dimensions of Human Development. UNDP formula is applied for the computation of indices. Application of the formula needs the assignment of maximum and minimum value to an indicator which can be arbitrary. All the districts are treated uniformly and as such comparisons hold good and valid. The basic objective of the indices of the indicators is to compare the levels of development in Human welfare. Minimum and Maximum values are assigned.

Paramount Publishing House, 2014

The present study will be carried out the some of the living conditions of the weavers community,... more The present study will be carried out the some of the living conditions of the weavers community, particularly who committed suicide in Sircilla town of Karimnagar district of Telangana. The data has been collected from primary and secondary sources, the primary data has been collected from 50 suicide families through a structured questionnaire in the town, the secondary data from the reputed journals, publications and internet web sites.

IMRF PUBLICATIONS, 2016

Human Development implies all round of the human beings which means the positive changes of educa... more Human Development implies all round of the human beings which means the positive changes of education, health, social, economic political and in environmental aspects are covered in the concept of HDI. Since the 1990s every nation tries to improve their HDI in so many angles from their availability of means. At the global level the UNDP had taken the function of calculating the HDI by the adopted formula of Mahabub-Ul-Huq. In India the HDI has been calculated by the Center for Economic and Social Studies for the major 15 states for the study years of 1991 and 2001 at national level. But at the same time some of the states like Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Tamil Nadu and Madhya Pradesh etc are taken an effort on the estimate the individual HDI of their sub divisions. In this context the present study will be carried out the HDI estimation of the new formed state of Telangana. The researcher be made an effort on the some objectives like density of population, urbanization, work participation in non agriculture sector and the per capita income etc are assumed as in income dimensions. These indicators are to be calculated for the years of 2001 and 2011 study points only. In this way there is possible to know, where the Telangana districts are stand in the income dimension. For this study the author may use secondary data with the help of statistical abstracts of Andhra Pradesh and the simple statistical tools to be used in the analysis of data. Introduction:

IMRF PUBLICATIONS, 2016

The present study will be focused on the land distribution among the SC, ST and BC social categor... more The present study will be focused on the land distribution among the SC, ST and BC social categories in Adilabad district of Telangana state. The study uses the primary and secondary data sources. Since independent of India has been implemented different land distribution programmes, but all the programmes are concentrated on the male population only. But the only one programme i.e. the INDIRA PRABHA is one of the land distribution project and it is concentrated on women. In this context the present study made an effort how the INDIRA PRABHA land distribution to the women respondents is the main objective of the study.