Non-farm Activities in Palampur

Other than agriculture, 25% of Palampur’s workers are employed in non-agricultural jobs:

• Dairy 
  Aside from agriculture, some individuals work in the dairy industry, and the milk they produce is sold in the surrounding village.
   
• In Palampur, there is an example of small-scale manufacturing.
  Small-scale manufacturing, which is done at home or in the fields, employs people. Simple manufacturing procedures are used in this process.
   
• The shopkeepers of Palampur
  Rice, wheat, sugar, tea, oil, biscuits, soap, toothpaste, batteries, candles, notebooks, pen, pencil, and even some types of fabric are all sold at the village’s general stores.
   
• Transport: a fast developing sector
  They move people and products from one location to another and are paid for their services. Roadways,waterways,railways and airways; all of them fall in this category.

Palampur village is a fictional community, and the tale will show how diverse resources are combined to provide the village’s desired goods and services. Palampur’s major source of income is agriculture. Dairy, transportation, small-scale manufacturing, and other industries are also present in the village.

Palampur village has a unique narrative to tell. Palampur is well connected to other villages and towns and is home to around 450 families from various castes. All of the tube wells in the fields are powered by the village’s adequate electricity. It has one dispensary and one basic health center run by the government. Palampur has a well-developed infrastructure, including roads, public transportation, power, irrigation, schools, and a health center.