As per the recent media report, since last 5 years there had been 27% increase in the number of factories across the globe. Many people believe that industrialisation can curb the problem of destitution, while others think that it has deteriorating impact on the biosphere. Before giving my opinion, it is imperative to discuss both viewpoints.
Industrial advancement offers many job opportunities which contributes in reducing the destitute segment from the society. This is because with the increased factories, the demand for workers also increased, those are required to manage various operations in the organization. As a result, a large number of underprivileged people are able to get skilled jobs without educational background, such as electricians, carpenters and technicians. Hence, these people can earn their livelihood door to growth in factories. Amul brand in India is the best illustration of this situation, when the started their operations in Gujrat during 1999, they recruited approximately 4500 people which were living below poverty line.
On the other hand, many believe industries release harmful gases, which has ill impact on the environment. This is to say that factories generally incorporate of huge processing plants, which emit enormous poisonous fumes into air. Additionally, because of increased number of toxic gases in the air ozone layer is depleting which is required to save earth from harmful ultraviolet rays coming from sun. For instance, as per the report by local newspaper, the air quality index (AQI) in the cities situated best to industrial area has reached more than 580 units and that is not suitable for humans.
To conclude, although factories release harmful gases in the air, it can be controlled by strict law and regulation. I believe industrialisation can greatly contribute in curbing the serious issue of destitution. Even, I am a owner of a small scale factory, and I have recruited 15 people from backward segment so that they get equal opportunity to earn for their families.
As per the recent media report, since last 5 years there had been 27% increase in the number of
factories
across the globe.
Many
people
believe that
industrialisation
can curb the problem of destitution, while others
think
that it has deteriorating impact on the biosphere.
Before
giving my opinion, it is imperative to discuss both viewpoints.
Industrial advancement offers
many
job opportunities which contributes in reducing the destitute segment from the society. This is
because
with the increased
factories
, the demand for workers
also
increased, those
are required
to manage various operations in the organization.
As a result
,
a large number of
underprivileged
people
are able to
get
skilled jobs without educational background, such as electricians, carpenters and technicians.
Hence
, these
people
can earn their livelihood door to growth in
factories
.
Amul
brand in India is the best illustration of this situation, when the
started
their operations in
Gujrat
during 1999, they recruited approximately 4500
people
which were living below poverty line.
On the other hand
,
many
believe industries release harmful gases, which has ill impact on the environment. This is to say that
factories
generally
incorporate of huge processing plants, which emit enormous poisonous fumes into
air
.
Additionally
,
because
of increased number of toxic gases in the
air
ozone layer is depleting which
is required
to save earth from harmful ultraviolet rays coming from sun.
For instance
, as per the report by local newspaper, the
air
quality index (AQI) in the cities situated best to industrial area has reached more than 580 units and
that is
not suitable for humans.
To conclude
, although
factories
release harmful gases in the
air
, it can
be controlled
by strict law and regulation. I believe
industrialisation
can
greatly
contribute in curbing the serious issue of destitution. Even, I am
a
owner of a
small
scale
factory
, and I have recruited 15
people
from backward segment
so
that they
get
equal opportunity to earn for their families.