Conclusion

This page reveals socio-economic factors of Munnurukapu members responsible for their political participation. These factors are similar to various political leaders of other communities we have dealt with variables such as area, education, occupation, land holding and income of political respondents. It is established that higher the educational level, higher the political participation. All secondary educated respondents are active in local politics. Respondents with higher education play active role in state politics. When we take the occupation of political respondents more participation is from agriculture profession followed by business groups. Land constituted very important factor in Indian economy, land continuous to be the status symbol in rural area. This finding establishes the fact that more the land holding more the participation in politics, similar is with income groups.