1. The recruit to industry continued to regard as his home the place from which he came. The last observation was also supported by the Indian Labour Year Book 1960, which said,”Most of the industrial workers in India are usually migrants to industrial areas who continue to keep in touch with their place of origin. Bulk of them, however, have little stake in agriculture and their seasonal visits to their homes are more for social than for economic reasons.’’ The picture has now somewhat changed. Most industrial areas get their labour supply from three main sources. Mines, plantations and constructions work in tribal areas get their labour force from distant tribal areas.